Equipment finance (chattel mortgage or lease)
The asset secures the loan, so this is usually the first port of call. It moves quickly when the invoice and your financials are straightforward.
A machine died, a contract landed or a supplier is holding stock for you. Here's how to get urgent funding for new equipment without losing the week.
Most equipment purchases are planned months ahead. The urgent ones are not. A compressor gives up halfway through a job, a client signs a contract that needs a second excavator on site next week, or a dealer tells you the only unit in the state goes to whoever pays first. In each case the cost of waiting is real: idle crews, penalty clauses, lost work.
Urgent equipment finance is simply ordinary equipment finance run on a tight clock. The structures are the same ones lenders use every day, such as a chattel mortgage or a lease. What changes is how quickly you supply the paperwork and how directly your application gets to someone who can say yes.
Loanster is built for that clock. You tell us what you need, what it costs and when it has to be working, and a real person looks at the fastest sensible route. Apply today, cashed up tomorrow is the aim, and with the right documents ready it is often achievable.

The right structure depends on the asset, your business and how fast the supplier needs paying.
The asset secures the loan, so this is usually the first port of call. It moves quickly when the invoice and your financials are straightforward.
If you own property, $20k to $250k is possible same day on a property-secured basis, which can suit used or private-sale gear a lender is wary of.
For smaller items or deposits, unsecured options for trading businesses are sized on turnover and bank statements, and same-day funding is possible for smaller amounts.
Speed comes down to three things: a clean tax invoice or quote from the supplier, clear identification for the directors, and recent business bank statements. When those are in hand and the application is straightforward, approval can happen quickly and next-business-day settlement is possible.
Things that slow it down are predictable. A missing ABN on the invoice, a private seller with no paperwork, a recent change of company structure, or bank statements that don't match the trading name all add days. Our equipment finance checklist walks through what to gather before you enquire.
Before you ring a lender, ring the supplier. Get a written quote on the replacement, ask how long they will hold it, and ask whether they can deliver once finance settles. That one document is the backbone of any urgent application.
Next, decide whether repair or replacement is the smarter spend. Sometimes a repair bill is better handled with short-term urgent cash flow funding, while a replacement belongs on a finance contract that spreads the cost over the life of the machine. Our guide on what to do when equipment breaks down covers this step by step.
Almost anything a business uses to earn income: trucks, trailers, earthmoving gear, forklifts, tractors, commercial kitchen equipment, medical and dental equipment, computers and servers, and tools of trade. New gear from a dealer is usually the quickest, because lenders know the asset and the supplier.
Used gear and private sales are still possible, though lenders may ask for extra checks such as an inspection, proof of ownership or confirmation there's no existing finance on the asset. If you're buying second-hand, see our page on used equipment finance.
Start the 60-second enquiry now. When your documents are ready and the deal is straightforward, being cashed up as soon as tomorrow is possible for eligible applicants.

Often, yes. Because the equipment itself is security, lenders can look past a patchy credit file when the business is trading and the asset holds its value. ATO debt is considered case by case, and having a payment plan in place usually helps.
Be upfront about it on the enquiry. A lender who finds a surprise late in the process will slow down or decline, while one who knows the story from the start can price it properly and keep things moving. More on that at bad credit equipment finance.
Sometimes. If the asset is unusual, old, or being bought privately, an equipment lender may want more checks. A business loan secured by residential or commercial property, by first mortgage, second mortgage or caveat, can sidestep those questions because the lender relies on the property rather than the machine.
Property-secured business loans range from $20,000 to $5,000,000, with up to $5m possible within 24 to 48 hours and smaller amounts possible same day. Have a look at caveat loans if you need speed above everything else.
Tell us what you're buying, who from, and the day it needs to be working. There's no credit check when you first enquire, and your details aren't sprayed out to a pile of lenders. A real person reviews your situation and comes back with the quickest realistic path.
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Enquiries can include ABN, BAS, ATO, bank statement and asset details where relevant.
Approval, pricing, loan amounts and funding times depend on lender assessment.
Loanster helps identify what information may be needed before a lender can make a decision.
Approval can come through quickly when the paperwork is complete, and next-business-day settlement is possible for straightforward applications. If you need funds the same day, a property-secured business loan may be the faster route.
Not always. Many lenders will fund the full purchase price for established businesses buying common assets, while newer businesses or unusual gear may need a deposit or trade-in.
A supplier tax invoice or quote, director ID and recent business bank statements are the core three. Larger amounts may also need financial statements or BAS.
Yes, though it usually takes a little longer because the lender needs to confirm ownership and that no finance is owing on the asset. Having the seller's details and proof of ownership ready helps.
There's no credit check when you first enquire with Loanster. A lender will only run a check once you choose to proceed with a formal application.
Newer businesses can still get equipment finance, but lenders may look harder at the directors' backgrounds, ask for a deposit, or prefer new assets from a dealer. Each application is assessed on its merits.
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Last reviewed: 24 October 2026
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