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Reckon Loans passes $10m milestone

Reckon Loans, the collaboration between cloud accounting firm Reckon and fintech lender Prospa, has broken the $10 million barrier in its first 18 months.

Since its launch in July 2016, Reckon loans has delivered $10 million in loans to small businesses through its partnership with Prospa.

The milestone comes as a recent Reckon survey found that as many as 57 per cent of small businesses have used their personal credit card to process work-related payments.

Reckon’s Australia and New Zealand managing director, Sam Allert, said that small businesses are increasingly turning to alternative finance providers.

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“The online lending market in Australia has grown at unprecedented speeds, clearly demonstrating the demand for quick and fuss-free access to business-critical capital among small businesses, as cash flow continues to be a massive [pain] point for them,” Mr Allert said. 

“This milestone is not only significant for Reckon, as we look to build a more fully integrated platform that offers a complete suite of services from small business loans to point-of-sale systems and software. It also signifies the strength of Australia’s non-bank finance sector and, importantly, the untapped opportunities within the online lending market.”

Prospa joint CEO Beau Bertoli said: “Small business owners are time-poor, so fast, easy access to finance frees them up to focus on growing their business. Prospa is excited to be partnering with a trusted brand like Reckon to reach customers where and when they need us.”

[Related: Fintech breakthrough sees launch of new lender]

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