Business lenders in Vermont

Banks, credit unions, SBA lenders and specialty lenders that make business loans in Vermont. Verified lenders sort first. Last checked Nov 1, 2026.

lenders: 8
loan officers: 0
verified: 0
SBA lenders: 0

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Addison County Economic Development CorporationListed

Addison County Economic Development Corporation provides fixed-rate gap loans for Addison County business startups, expansion, equipment, facilities and long-term working capital.

Direct business lendersTerm loansWorking capital loansUnclaimed

Middlebury, VT

Listedfrom public recordsMiddlebury, VT

Brattleboro Development Credit CorporationListed

Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation provides Southern Vermont business gap financing, administers Windham County economic development loans and offers small-business microloan programs.

Direct business lendersTerm loansWorking capital loansUnclaimed

Brattleboro, VT

Listedfrom public recordsBrattleboro, VT

Springfield Regional Development CorporationListed

Springfield Regional Development Corporation offers revolving loans for businesses in Southern Windsor County, Vermont.

Direct business lendersTerm loansStartup fundingUnclaimed

Springfield, VT

Listedfrom public recordsSpringfield, VT

Community Capital of VermontListed

Community Capital of Vermont provides small-business loans and lines of credit for Vermont startups and operating firms that struggle to obtain conventional financing.

Direct business lendersWorking capital loansEquipment financingUnclaimed

Barre, VT

Listedfrom public recordsBarre, VT

Flexible Capital FundListed

Flexible Capital Fund supplies growth capital to New England companies in food systems, forest products and clean technology. Its core approach uses revenue-based finance and subordinated debt.

CDFIs and community lendersWorking capital loansTerm loansUnclaimed

Montpelier, VT

Listedfrom public recordsMontpelier, VT

Integrity Capital PartnersListed

Vermont private lender providing asset backed financing to established small and medium businesses for growth, working capital and refinancing.

Direct business lendersAsset based lendingWorking capital loansUnclaimed

Vermont

Listedfrom public recordsVermont

Vermont Community Loan FundListed

Vermont Community Loan Fund supports Vermont businesses unable to obtain reasonable conventional credit, including startups and established companies. It combines secured finance with ongoing business advising.

Direct business lendersWorking capital loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed

Montpelier, VT

Listedfrom public recordsMontpelier, VT

Vermont Economic Development AuthorityListed

Vermont Economic Development Authority’s small-business program finances fixed assets and working capital for Vermont firms unable to access enough conventional credit. It usually funds only part of project cost.

Direct business lendersEquipment financingCommercial real estate loansUnclaimed

Montpelier, VT

Listedfrom public recordsMontpelier, VT

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Vermont, what to know

8 lenders make business loans in Vermont, led by direct business lenders and cdfis and community lenders. Banks in Vermont answer to the OCC, the FDIC or the state, and credit unions to the NCUA. Each entry links its charter source.

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Vermont at a glance

Most common loan type: Term loans
Typical deal range: Set by each lender
Lender types here: Direct business lenders, CDFIs and community lenders
SBA lenders: 0

Cities in Vermont

Montpelier3 Barre1 Brattleboro1 Middlebury1 Springfield1

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