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Prosper NWT Business Loans

Administered by Government of Northwest Territories · Last verified: July 2026

Prosper NWT, the public agency formerly called the Business Development and Investment Corporation, lends to northern businesses that may not get full financing from a bank. A client can borrow up to a total of $2 million, with terms structured over a fixed period and amortization up to 25 years. It also offers standby letters of credit and working capital guarantees.

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Estimated value
Loans up to $2,000,000 total per client
Approval likelihood
Medium
Readiness
Mostly ready
Documents needed
5

Eligibility

  • Business types:Incorporated, Self-employed, Partnership
  • Industries:All industries
  • Provinces:Northwest Territories

What you'll need

  • Business plan
  • Financial statements and projections
  • Proof of NWT business registration
  • Details of the financing request and use of funds
  • Collateral information

How to apply

  1. 1Review financing options on the Prosper NWT site
  2. 2Book an appointment with Prosper NWT advisory services
  3. 3Submit a loan application with supporting documents
After you apply

Review times vary by program, from a few weeks to a few months, so check the official page for its timeline. Grant money is usually paid after you sign a funding agreement, and cost-shared programs often reimburse you once you send proof of what you spent.

Deadline:Ongoing

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Common questions

Who is eligible for Prosper NWT Business Loans?

Prosper NWT Business Loans is generally open to incorporated, self-employed, partnership businesses, in Northwest Territories. Confirm the full criteria on the official program page before applying.

How much is Prosper NWT Business Loans worth?

The estimated value is Loans up to $2,000,000 total per client. The actual amount depends on your eligible costs, the program's budget, and approval.

How do I apply for Prosper NWT Business Loans?

1. Review financing options on the Prosper NWT site 2. Book an appointment with Prosper NWT advisory services 3. Submit a loan application with supporting documents

What is the deadline for Prosper NWT Business Loans?

Ongoing.

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