FG ₦1.5m SMEDAN Loan: Portal Reopened – Here’s How to Apply

Are you in search of a detailed, step-by-step manual on how to apply for the current Federal Government SMEDAN loan? If your answer is yes, you’re in the right place.

This article will provide you with a systematic guide to register and secure funding for your small or large businesses through the Federal Government SMEDAN ₦1,500,000 loan. The procedure is straightforward and efficient.

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What is SMEDAN?

SMEDAN, which stands for Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency, was established by the Federal Government to foster the growth of small and large enterprises, contributing to the development of the Nigerian economy. It was founded under the SMEDAN Act of 2003.

SMEDAN Loan Requirements:

To qualify for a SMEDAN loan, you need the following:

• A registered business name
• Your Business Registration Number (RC or BN)
• State where the business operates
• Type of Business
• Age of Business (number of years in operation)
• Phone Number and your government name
• SMEDAN Unique Identification Number

How to Obtain SMEDAN Unique Identification Number (SUIN)

To access a loan, you must register your business with SMEDAN to gain access to government and private sector benefits.

STEP ONE: Visit the SMEDAN registration portal at smedanregister.ng/register.

STEP TWO: Provide the required information accurately for registration, including:

• Business Name
• Phone number
• Business premises address
• Business Type
• Product or Service
• Registration status with CAC
• Business assets value
• Number of staff
• Business owner information
• Office address

After filling in the necessary details, click on submit. Upon successful registration, SMEDAN will email you your SMEDAN Unique Identification Number (SUIN).

How to Retrieve Lost SMEDAN Unique Identification Number (SUIN): STEP ONE: Log in to the email account used for SMEDAN registration.

STEP TWO: Search for emails with the keyword “SMEDAN.” Look for a confirmation email from SMEDAN.

STEP THREE: Open the email, and it should contain your SMEDAN Unique Identification Number (SUIN). Be sure to save your SUIN carefully to prevent future loss.

In Conclusion: We encourage you to register your business and join the ranks of thousands of Nigerians already benefiting from loans and funding opportunities.

PS: If you need consultations regarding securing a loan without collateral from the government or private sector, please contact Amaka at +234 807 605 2845.