Loan

Standard Bank Business Overdraft

Standard Bank South Africa (Commercial Bank)

Standard Bank Business Overdraft is a loan from Standard Bank South Africa offering from R 2 000 for growth, established businesses across South Africa. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Overview

A revolving overdraft linked to a Standard Bank Business Current Account, from R2,000 with the limit set by your needs and affordability - no maximum is published. You pay interest only on what you use, at a personalised rate, with a R69 monthly fee and a 1.26 percent initiation fee; the facility is repayable on demand and reviewed annually. Existing Business Current Account holders can apply online via Internet Banking.

Funding AmountFrom R 2 000
CoverageNational
Business StageGrowth, Established

Programme details last verified on 12 June 2026.

Full Description

Flexible overdraft facility for managing cash flow and working capital needs. Access funds as needed, pay interest only on what you use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much funding does Standard Bank Business Overdraft offer?

Standard Bank Business Overdraft offers from R 2 000 per applicant.

Who qualifies for Standard Bank Business Overdraft?

Standard Bank Business Overdraft targets growth, established businesses across South Africa.

When is the deadline for Standard Bank Business Overdraft?

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

How do I apply for Standard Bank Business Overdraft?

Check your eligibility with the free readiness check on Okhantu, prepare the required documents, then apply on the provider's website.

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