Wyoming: business records and regulators

Find a lender in Wyoming

Official lists of the lenders that work in Wyoming. Each opens on its own site, filtered to Wyoming where the list allows it.

• SBA 504 lenders (Certified Development Companies) (opens in a new tab)

  The nonprofit lenders that make SBA 504 loans for property and big equipment, from the SBA's own list, filtered to the state.

• SBA microloan lenders (opens in a new tab)

  Nonprofit lenders that make SBA microloans of up to $50,000, from the SBA's own list, filtered to the state.

• SBA Lender Match (opens in a new tab)

  The SBA's own matching tool: you answer a few questions about your business on its site, and two business days later it gives you a list of the lenders interested; some may contact you. It is not a loan application. What you type goes to the SBA and those lenders, not to us.

• Certified CDFIs (community lenders) (opens in a new tab)

  The CDFI Fund's list of every certified community development financial institution (CDFI): loan funds, banks and credit unions. Download the list and sort it by the State column.

• Banks (opens in a new tab)

  The FDIC's BankFind: search for the banks with offices in the state.

• Credit unions (opens in a new tab)

  The NCUA's credit union locator. Credit unions lend to their members, so check who can join.

Before you sign with any lender, check it is licensed: see the banking and lending regulator above, and Check a lender or platform. A few national lenders and platforms are named, with how they were chosen, in the provider directory.