Private LenderAustraliaLast reviewed 27 Oct 2026

Altura Funding

Business loans, eligibility and contact details

In a nutshell

Altura Funding (formerly AAA Money) is an Australian private credit lender offering structured property finance, alt doc loans, commercial property and commercial SMSF loans, development funding and short-term private funding. It focuses on borrowers with non-standard financials or complex structures that banks won't take on, and cites a 38+ year group operating history.

About Altura Funding

Altura Funding is the private credit business that AAA Money's website now points to. It structures private, alt doc and development capital for investors, developers and business owners whose financials, ownership structures or timelines don't suit a bank.

Its six lending areas are structured property finance (non-standard securities, atypical ownership and borrowers outside standard serviceability), alt doc lending for self-employed borrowers, commercial property finance across office, retail, industrial, strata and mixed-use, commercial SMSF lending, development funding, and short-term private funding for time-sensitive or high-complexity deals. Altura says it assesses each deal on its structure before it moves, and only submits loans it is confident will settle.

Finance offered by Altura Funding

Commercial SMSF lending

Loans for SMSF trustees buying commercial property through super.

Development funding

Construction and development finance structured around milestones, pre-sales and track record.

Eligibility and documents

Who Altura Funding lends to

  • Borrowers with non-standard financials or complex structures
  • Investors, developers and business owners
  • Property security

All lending is subject to the lender's credit criteria and assessment.

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Altura Funding FAQs

Is Altura Funding the same as AAA Money?

AAA Money's website (aaamoney.com.au) now goes to Altura Funding, which describes itself as part of a group with more than 38 years of operating history.

Is Altura Funding a bank?

No. Altura Funding is a private credit lender, not a bank.

What does Altura Funding lend for?

Structured property finance, alt doc loans, commercial property, commercial SMSF loans, development funding and short-term private funding.

Can Splendid help me with an Altura Funding loan?

Yes, we work with Altura Funding, but we recommend speaking to us to see if Altura Funding is the right fit for your specific needs. We work with over 100 lenders, so there might be other options that suit your situation better.

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Splendid Financing is an independent finance broker and is not affiliated with Altura Funding. Splendid works with many of the lenders in this directory, but not all of them. This profile is general information based on Altura Funding's published information, checked 27 Oct 2026. It isn't a recommendation or credit advice. Products, criteria and features can change, and all lending is subject to the lender's credit criteria and assessment.