Consolidate multiple short-term business loans into one structured facility with monthly repayments aligned to the business’s capacity.
Many SMEs accumulate several short-term business loans, with daily repayments placing increasing pressure on cash flow. The Hermes Cashflow Reset Facility is designed to help businesses consolidate multiple short-term or fintech facilities into one structured loan, with monthly repayments and optional working capital to support ongoing operations.
The business submits an application and supporting financial information
Hermes Capital reviews the existing debt position, available security, and repayment capacity
Hermes prepares a structured refinance proposal
Approved short-term facilities are paid out and consolidated into one loan
Additional working capital via an optional Hermes Tradeline may be included where appropriate
The business transitions from multiple repayments to one structured monthly facility
The indicative funding timeframe is approximately one week, subject to security, valuation, and documentation requirements.
Enter your current short-term loan commitments to estimate a potential consolidated monthly repayment.
| Name of Lender | Repayments | Frequency (Weekly or Monthly | Estimated Payout Figure |
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| ATO debt |
Total Loan:
Current Monthly:
Current Weekly:
Hermes Monthly:
Hermes Weekly:
Estimated Monthly Cash Flow Savings:
Estimated Weekly Cash Flow Savings:
That’s an additional per year in working capital.
This calculator provides an indicative estimate only and does not constitute an offer of finance. Final terms are subject to assessment, security, valuation and approval.
A Melbourne printing business employing 12 staff turned to short-term funding after a major customer collapsed while owing the business a significant amount. To keep the business operating and meet payroll obligations, the directors took out a short-term working capital loan with daily repayments.
Although the facility covered the immediate cash shortfall, the daily repayments soon placed further pressure on the business. The daily repayments quickly drained the company’s bank account, leaving insufficient cash flow to cover monthly paper supplier invoices. The business then took out a second short-term loan to meet wages and continue trading.
When the directors approached their bank to consolidate the debt, they were declined due to the presence of multiple short-term lenders on their credit history.
That’s when the broker introduced Hermes Cashflow Reset Facility.
Hermes structured a 24-month asset-backed loan that consolidated the existing short-term facilities into one affordable monthly repayment. The facility also included additional working capital to support ongoing operations.
The new monthly repayment was approximately one-third of the business’s previous combined daily repayments.
The new structure improved day-to-day cash flow, reduced repayment pressure and removed the business’s reliance on recurring short-term loans.
More than 15 years of experience funding SMEs in specialist situations
Commercial facilities structured around the business, available security and repayment capacity.
Experience assessing businesses with multiple lenders, fintech exposure or circumstances outside standard bank criteria.
A practical assessment process with clear communication and timely decisions.
Solutions for viable businesses that may not meet mainstream lending criteria.
Hermes Capital specialises in funding Australian SMEs in special situations. We work with businesses that require flexible commercial solutions, particularly where the circumstances fall outside mainstream lending criteria.
Our focus is on practical commercial outcomes, appropriate security and funding structures the business can service.