Fidelity Bank Plc has introduced the FundHer Loan, a targeted financing solution designed to help women entrepreneurs in Nigeria access the capital needed to grow and sustain their businesses.
This initiative focuses on closing the funding gap many female-led SMEs face across key sectors of the economy.
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How Fidelity Bank FundHer Loan 2026 Works
The loan is divided into three flexible categories to match different business needs.
The Working Capital option provides funding of up to ₦50 million for daily operations like stocking goods or purchasing raw materials.
The Asset Financing option offers up to ₦100 million for acquiring equipment, vehicles, or machinery, while the Business Expansion option also provides up to ₦100 million to support scaling efforts such as opening new branches or upgrading facilities.
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Eligible Sectors
- Trade and wholesale businesses
- Manufacturing and FMCG production
- Service-based businesses (e.g., salons, mechanics, cleaning services)
- Agribusiness and agriculture
- Technology and digital services
- Healthcare, education, and consulting
- Creative industry (fashion, content creation, etc.)
Eligibility Criteria
1. Must be a women-led or female-owned business
2. Business must be operating in Nigeria
3. Open to both existing SMEs and growing startups
Fidelity Bank FundHer Loan Features You Should Know
- Access up to ₦100 million
- Repayment period: 12–24 months
- Competitive interest rates (based on business profile)
- Flexible structure tailored to SME needs
This initiative goes beyond funding by supporting long-term business sustainability, productivity, and job creation among women entrepreneurs.
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How to Apply for Fidelity Bank FundHer Loan 2026
Interested and qualified Nigerian women-led or female-owned business should visit the Fidelity Bank FundHer application portal via https://fidelitybank.ng/fundher/ to submit their application.
All applications should be submitted successfully to avoid disqualification.
You can also check out more opportunities you are eligible to apply for on the Recruitment Exercise, Federal Government Initiative Category, Latest Grant Collection Category, and Job and Career Opportunity Desk.
