Business finance leads only: UK limited companies borrowing wholly for their own business.Not for LLPs, sole traders, partnerships, individuals, trustees, consumer, mixed-purpose or residential cases.Where available, enquiries are passed only with your confirmation to Asset & General Finance Ltd (SC308532).
Outside the current service scope
Bene Finance does not accept sole-trader borrowing enquiries.
A sole trader is an individual borrower. Bene Finance's current online lead service is only for UK limited companies borrowing wholly for their own business. This page does not offer a form, route or application.
Why this matters
Individual and mixed-purpose borrowing is not forwarded.
The regulatory position can differ where an individual is the borrower or a dwelling is involved. Bene Finance does not collect, assess, match or forward these cases.
No submission routeDo not send UTR, National Insurance, bank, identity or supporting documents to Bene Finance for this purpose.
- Sole traders and partnerships are outside scope
- Individuals, trustees and consumer borrowing are outside scope
- Personal, residential and mixed-purpose borrowing is outside scope
- No financial documents or applications are collected here
Official basis
Why this route is excluded.
These sources explain why individual and dwelling-secured cases need a separate regulatory assessment outside Bene Finance's current service.
FCA — Understanding consumer-credit permissionsCredit broking can include introductions to brokers and some exempt business agreements.FCA — Regulatory guide for credit brokersAuthorisation, appointed-representative and introducer boundaries.FCA — Mortgage perimeter guidanceA sole-trader loan secured on a home or dwelling can be a regulated mortgage contract even where the loan supports a business.HMRC — Find a UTRA UTR is a personal tax reference; Bene Finance does not request it here.HMRC — Check a UK VAT numberUseful only where a business is VAT registered; not an identity or finance-eligibility check.