Target Market Determination
Small Amount Credit Contract (SACC)
This Target Market Determination (TMD) has been prepared by **Swift Loans Australia Pty Ltd ABN 59 600 167 084, Australian Credit Licence 461533** ("Us, We, Our") to comply with our Design and Distribution Obligations under Part 7.8A of the Corporations Act 2001 (DDOs) .
1. About this document
This document sets out the class of consumers for which our product is designed and likely appropriate for (target market), and conditions and circumstances for how the product can be distributed and when it needs to be reviewed. This is to make sure we're keeping consumers at the centre of our approach to the design and distribution of our financial products .
This TMD is not a summary of the terms and conditions of this product and does not constitute financial advice. Consumers should refer to the terms and conditions before acquiring the product to ensure that it is appropriate for their particular objectives, financial situation and needs. It applies to :
- Product: Small Amount Credit Contract (SACC)
- Issuer: Swift Loans Australia Pty Ltd ABN 59 600 167 084, Australian Credit Licence 461533
- Effective date: 1 June 2026
2. Target market
Description of the target market
We have assessed that this product is likely to meet the likely objectives, financial situation and needs of consumers who :
- are individuals, at least 18 years of age and meet Cash Champions' eligibility and lending criteria;
- require credit of $500 to $2,000 for personal purposes to pay for infrequent and sometimes unforeseeable expenses;
- require the loan funds to be promptly disbursed into their nominated bank account;
- require a loan application and approval process which is easy, online and seamless;
- do not require or do not want a long-term loan commitment or access to revolving credit;
- require repayments under the product and any other SACC product to be 10% or less of their net income;
- demonstrates the financial capacity to meet their payment obligations under the loan (i.e. pay the principal repayments and fees for the product when they become due and payable) without substantial hardship;
- may experience difficulty in obtaining credit through mainstream credit providers, such as banks.
We consider that this product may not meet the likely objectives, financial situation and needs of a consumer who :
- requires credit for an amount less than $500 or more than $2,000;
- requires credit for the purpose of paying regular, ongoing, ordinary household expenses such as utilities unless it is to pay for accumulated arrears or infrequent amounts due to special circumstances;
- has had 3 or more SACC loans within a 6-month period with us;
- requires a longer-term loan that can be repaid over more than 39 weeks or access to revolving credit; or
- requires funds for business purposes.
3. Product description and key attributes
| Product Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Minimum Loan Amount | $500 |
| Maximum Loan Amount | $2,000 |
| Minimum Term | 4 weeks |
| Maximum Term | 39 weeks |
| Interest Rate | N/A (Interest-free) |
| Repayment Frequency | Weekly, fortnightly, or monthly |
| Fees and Charges | Establishment fee of 20% of the amount financed; a monthly fee of 4% of the amount financed; and a dishonour fee of $35 per failed repayment. |
4. Distribution conditions and restrictions
Distribution Channels:
Cash Champions distributes the product directly to consumers via an online application form on our website at cashchampions.com.au. This product cannot be distributed through third parties .
Distribution conditions and assessment:
Applications are received electronically. The application form includes questions which seek to help us identify whether the applicant falls within the target market for the product. Financial data is verified via applicant-provided access to the applicant's bank account statements. The verified data and application details are assessed against a defined set of credit assessment criteria .
5. Reviewing this TMD
We will review this TMD in accordance with the below :
Initial review: Annually, from the Effective date.
Periodic reviews: At least annually following the last review, with the review completed by the anniversary date of the TMD, irrespective of whether or not a trigger event has occurred in that year .
Review triggers or events:
- occurrence of a significant dealing that is required to be reported to ASIC;
- a significant change in metrics, including but not limited to, the number and nature of complaints, unusual patterns or the proportions of hardship applications received or approved, default, late or dishonour rates, and bad debts;
- the average number of loans per customer per year exceeds 6;
- a material change to the design or distribution of the product or the terms and conditions including related documentation;
- a material change in the law, regulator expectations or applicable industry standards that may affect the operation of the product.