For transport & logistics operators
Fuel's due this week. Your invoice isn't.
A revolving line of credit sized to the gap between fuel and wages now, and freight payments in 30 to 90 days. Draw what you need, repay as invoices clear, pay interest only on funds drawn.
Diesel's still elevated
Prices rose roughly 40% from late February 2026 after Middle East supply disruption, and haven't fully unwound.
Terms are stretching
45, 60, even 90-day payment terms are now common from freight brokers, retailers and large shippers.
Most operators qualify
Most Australian transport businesses are small — this is sized for a 3 to 20-truck fleet, not just the big end of town.
Check if you qualify
A few details, then a call.
For company or trust-structured transport, freight and logistics businesses with an established trading history — most working-capital lenders want two to three years or more before they'll extend a revolving facility, though it varies by lender. Newer or sole-trader operators get declined for this reason more than any other, so if that's you, a quick call beats a form: there may still be another option on Maxfin's panel.
Not sure where you sit, or don't want to fill in a form? Call Rebecca on +61 403 895 110 and talk it through instead.
Want the detail first? Read how Maxfin structures transport business funding.