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Top 25 Fintech lending platforms based in Australia

Name: Fintech lending platforms based in Australia
Creator: RevenueBase
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Compiled by the RevenueBase Data Team Data refreshed Sep 2, 2026 113 companies tracked

RevenueBase identified 113 fintech lending platforms headquartered in Australia as of September 2026 and tracks 5,366 professional contacts across them, including 1,203 with verified work emails and 1,141 with mobile numbers. Sydney is the largest hub.

This list covers fintech lending platforms headquartered in Australia, matched on what each company actually does as described in its own words. Ranked by team size, largest first. Every row shows the company's own description, how directly it supports the match, and when it was last checked. Data refreshed September 2, 2026.

Published by RevenueBase, a B2B data infrastructure company. This list was built with RevenueBase SmartSearch, the natural-language company search RevenueBase customers use to build their own targeted lists and unlock verified emails and direct dials at the companies on them. How these lists are built and judged.

How to read this list Match evidence on every row Refreshed Sep 2, 2026 86% judged on-target in blind review

113Companies

5,366Contacts tracked

1,203Verified emails

1,141Mobile numbers

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The 25 largest fintech lending platforms based in Australia

Ranked by team size

Top 25 of 113 fintech lending platforms based in Australia, ranked by team size, largest first. Data refreshed Sep 2, 2026. Evidence rates how directly each company's own description names fintech lending platforms: strong (names it), partial (names part of it), indirect (matched on its full profile rather than the summary shown). Click a count to unlock that company's people.
#	Company	Headquarters	Employees	Contacts
1	Cash APPIndirect evidence	Sydney, Australia	1,001-5,000	2,982
	“It all started with an idea at Block in 2013.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
2	LibertyIndirect evidence	Melbourne, Australia	501-1,000	578
	“Liberty is a leading lender that offers free-thinking solutions to support customers with greater choice.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
3	PlentiIndirect evidence	Sydney, Australia	51-200	283
	“Plenti is building Australia's best lender.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
4	ProspaIndirect evidence	Sydney, Australia	201-500	271
	“At Prospa, we're on a mission to make financial management simpler for small businesses across Australia.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
5	WISRPartial evidence	Sydney, Australia	201-500	124
	“Wisr (ASX:WZR) is a purpose-built Australian fintech lender in the rapidly growing Australian consumer finance market.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
6	HarmoneyIndirect evidence	Sydney, Australia	51-200	117
	“Harmoney (ASX:HMY) is Australasia’s largest 100% consumer-direct online lender.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
7	DRIVAPartial evidence	Sydney, Australia	51-200	91
	“Driva is an Aussie founded fintech simplifying how people access vehicle and personal loans across Australia, New Zealand and the UK.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
8	Beforepay GroupIndirect evidence	Sydney, Australia	51-200	74
	“Beforepay Group (ASX: B4P) leverages advanced artificial intelligence, machine learning and sophisticated analytics to deliver safe and affordable financial products that empower…” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
9	MOULAIndirect evidence	Melbourne, Australia	51-200	64
	“Moula was founded in 2013 to help hard-working business owners in Australia access the business finance they need to grow.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
10	BANJOIndirect evidence	Melbourne, Australia	11-50	58
	“Banjo is an online lender providing secured and unsecured loans to small business.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
11	Choco UPPartial evidence	Sydney, Australia	11-50	55
	“Choco Up is the first technology and financial services platform that provides revenue-based financing and business growth solutions to digital merchants and SMEs in Asia-Pacific.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
12	Jacaranda FinanceIndirect evidence	Milton, Australia	51-200	52
	“We're an Australian-owned and operated digital lender that provides fast and flexible loans to hard-working Australians.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
13	Xgen GroupStrong evidence	Melbourne, Australia	11-50	44
	“XGen Group is a world-class FinTech solutions provider delivering intelligent, configurable, and scalable platforms for banks, finance companies, and financial services…” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
14	Nimble Australia PTY LTDIndirect evidence	Melbourne, Australia	51-200	36
	“Hello.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
15	Swoosh FinancePartial evidence	Australia	11-50	28
	“Since its start in 2014, Swoosh’s mission has always been to provide a straightforward, easy, and stress-free lending experience for all our customers.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
16	QUESTIndirect evidence	Barangaroo, Australia	11-50	25
	“At Quest, we exist to fund the business owners that traditional lenders overlook.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
17	ARMFStrong evidence	Melbourne, Australia	51-200	24
	“ARM Financial is a FinTech platform offering financial services suitable for the following-Retail customers, individuals-Small & Medium sized businesses -Freelancers, Self…” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
18	Interfi Systems PTY LTDIndirect evidence	Geelong Cbd, Australia	11-50	21
	“Interfi Systems PTY LTD is a company based out of Australia.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
19	EMU MoneyStrong evidence	Malvern East, Australia	11-50	21
	“Emu Money is an Australian online lending platform committed to empowering individuals and businesses by simplifying access to a diverse range of lending options.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
20	Handy FinancePartial evidence	Adelaide, Australia	51-200	20
	“Handy Finance is an Australian fintech that is on a mission to make money simple.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
21	SocietyonePartial evidence	Sydney, Australia	51-200	19
	“SocietyOne is Australia’s leading digital finance platform.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
22	City Finance AustraliaIndirect evidence	Eight Mile Plains, Australia	51-200	16
	“City Finance provides fast and flexible loans to those who are underserved by Australian banks.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
23	MarketlendStrong evidence	Sydney, Australia	11-50	15
	“Marketlend’s best-in-class SME marketplace lending platform connects investors and businesses, giving investors greater investment opportunities and businesses more growth…” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
24	Parker LaneIndirect evidence	Australia	11-50	14
	“Parker Lane is a technology-driven finance company that is dedicated to delivering exceptional results.” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026
25	Ortus FinancialPartial evidence	Darlinghurst, Australia	11-50	13
	“Our approach is founded on a deep understanding of the lending market, coupled with a personal, private banking-style touch that makes obtaining finance a smooth and straight…” Source: company website · checked Sep 2, 2026

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Fintech lending platforms based in Australia at a glance

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11-50Median size (employees)

SydneyLargest hub · 33 HQs

1,141Contacts with mobile numbers

Sep 2, 2026Data refreshed

Companies by employee count

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201-500

501-1,000

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How this list was built

Company categories are rarely black and white. RevenueBase reads each company's own description of its business to decide whether it belongs among fintech lending platforms, so some rows will be adjacent to the category rather than pure plays. The description and evidence rating on every row are there so you can check each match yourself.

Source: The RevenueBase company graph: 60 million companies and 398.9 million professional contacts resolved from primary sources, queried with RevenueBase SmartSearch, the natural-language company search available to every RevenueBase user.
What qualifies: Companies headquartered in Australia whose own description of what they do matches “fintech lending platforms”. Matching reads each company's description, not its industry code or its name.
What we exclude: Companies whose own description does not clearly place them among fintech lending platforms, and records with no verified work email. Companies headquartered outside Australia are excluded even when they keep an office there.
Match quality: In blind human judging of this matching method, 86% of matched companies were on target. Expect roughly 1 in 7 rows to be adjacent to the category rather than a pure play. Every row shows the company's own description and an evidence rating so you can judge each match yourself. Read the full methodology: how the lists are built, how the judging worked, and what the figure means.
Ranking: Team size, largest first: companies are ordered by the number of professionals RevenueBase tracks at each one. Employee ranges shown are reported bands, for context.
Verification: Every listed company carries at least one verified work email, 1,203 across the full list. Contacts re-verify on a rolling cadence, and each contact's own verification date is shown inside RevenueBase.
Refresh: This page's figures were pulled from the company graph on September 2, 2026. Lists refresh periodically as the graph is re-checked.
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Frequently asked

How many fintech lending platforms are there based in Australia?

RevenueBase identified 113 fintech lending platforms headquartered in Australia as of September 2026, matched on each company's own description of what it does rather than its industry code.

What is the largest company on this list?

Cash APP, headquartered in Sydney, tops this list with the largest team on record.

Which city has the most fintech lending platforms?

Sydney leads with 33 headquartered companies, followed by Melbourne (18) and North Sydney (5).

How do I get contact information for these companies?

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RevenueBase is a B2B data infrastructure company. Its company graph covers 60 million companies and 398.9 million professional contacts, with emails verified on a rolling cadence rather than scraped once and left to decay. These company lists are generated directly from that graph with RevenueBase SmartSearch, the same natural-language company search every RevenueBase user has: describe a market in plain words, get the companies that match, and add verified emails and direct dials for the people at them. It is the same data that powers RevenueBase's B2B data products, and a free account includes 500 credits to start. How these lists are built and judged.