Ratgeber18 March 2026

Applying for an SME Loan: Step by Step

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Cashare Team·8 min read
Applying for an SME Loan: Step by Step

Applying for an SME Loan: Step by Step

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of the Swiss economy. Yet many entrepreneurs face a major hurdle: financing. Banks require extensive documentation, have long processing times, and are often hesitant with newer businesses. Cashare offers SMEs a modern alternative — fast, digital, and with amounts up to CHF 5 million.

What Does Cashare Offer for SMEs?

Cashare arranges [SME loans](/kredit-beantragen/kmu-kredit) from CHF 10,000 to CHF 5,000,000 through its crowdlending platform. Swiss investors finance these business loans directly — without the cumbersome processes of a large bank.

Requirements for an SME Loan at Cashare

Minimum requirements: - Business domicile in Switzerland - At least 2 years of operating activity (founding date in the commercial register) - Positive equity situation - Annual turnover of at least CHF 100,000

Documents Required

  1. Commercial register extract (current, not older than 3 months)
  2. Annual accounts for the last 2 years (balance sheet + income statement)
  3. Current interim statement (not older than 6 months)
  4. Debt enforcement register extract for the company and main owners
  5. Tax return or tax assessment for the last 2 years

The Application Process Step by Step

  1. Fill in the digital application form at [cashare.ch](/kredit-beantragen/kmu-kredit)
  2. Upload the required documents
  3. Cashare conducts the credit assessment
  4. Receive a loan offer with interest rate and monthly instalment
  5. Loan project is listed on the platform for investors to fund
  6. After full funding, contract is signed and amount transferred

Conclusion: Modern SME Financing with Cashare

Cashare offers Swiss SMEs a genuine alternative to bank financing. Fast, transparent, and digital — this is what modern business financing should look like.

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