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How it works

You post. They advertise. You choose.

Aulenders flips the usual loan-lead model: instead of your phone number being passed around, advertisers leave their details under your request and you decide who to contact.

For borrowers

1

Post for free

Amount, reason, rough income and how you'd repay. No documents. Confirm with a code sent to your email.

2

Get notified

When an advertisement is approved under your request, we email you. Turn notifications off any time.

3

Contact who you like

Read the advertisements when it suits you. Contact the ones you like – no need to reply to the rest.

For advertisers

1

Find a request

Browse open requests by state, city and reason, and pick ones that fit what you offer.

2

Pay A$2

Write your advertisement and contact details, then pay with PayPal. One payment = one advertisement on one request.

3

Reviewed, then live

We check it against our advertising policy. Approved: published and the borrower is notified. Rejected: refunded.

What we never do

  • Show or sell a borrower's phone number or email
  • Lend money, arrange loans or tell you which loan to take
  • Guarantee that you will get a loan or a reply

Questions

Nobody. Advertisers and visitors never see your phone number or email. Your request shows only your display name, your city and the details you choose to write.

Each advertisement under your request includes the advertiser's own contact details, such as a phone number, email or website. If you like an offer, you contact them directly. If you don't, you do nothing.

Requests stay open for 30 days. You can close yours at any time from your account; closed requests stop accepting advertisements.

No. Aulenders is an advertising platform. We do not lend money, arrange or recommend loans, or give credit advice. We review advertisements for obvious scams and spam, but review is not an endorsement.

Never pay an upfront fee to "release" a loan, never send ID or bank logins to someone you haven't checked, and check that a lender holds an Australian Credit Licence on ASIC's professional register before you sign anything. Report suspicious advertisements to us.
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