The Seminole Nation Capital Fund can help you build your business.

If building relationships with banks ever seemed out of reach, now it’s in your grasp.

About the Program

This program helps Seminole Tribal Members located anywhere in the U.S. as well as any small business owner in Seminole County to access loans to build their business.

For Business Owners

If you own a small business in Seminole County or are an Seminole Citizen anywhere in the Nation, this program is designed with you in mind.

For Lenders

Partnering with the Seminole Nation Capital Fund, you’re not just making loans—you’re empowering small businesses and contributing to economic growth.
Lender FAQ

How the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Small Business Program Works

We build partnerships with local banks and purchase a portion of your loan or provide collateral to increase the viability of a loan.
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Apply for a loan with your lender
If needed, lender partners with Seminole Nation Capital Fund

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Is your business ready for a loan?
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Get Support to Strengthen Your Business if Needed

Your Small Business Loan Approved

Program Information

How does the program work?

The program provides credit support to lenders to help them make the loan. As a borrower, you work directly with your lender.

Is the program right for me?

Any business in Seminole County with less than 750 employees may be eligible, as well as any business owned by an Seminole Tribal Member anywhere in the U.S.

How can it help my business?

You can use the program to get a business loan for working capital, construction, real estate or equipment. Eligible applicants can also receive help to get bank-ready.

How do I participate?

Contact your local bank, and follow their loan application process. If they need help approving your loan, they can contact the program for support.

Resources

If you're a small business owner or aspiring entrepreneur in the Oklahoma City area, there are several reputable organizations offering free support to help you start or grow your business:

Oklahoma Small Business Development Center (OKSBDC)

The OKSBDC provides no-cost, confidential business advising to entrepreneurs and small business owners throughout Oklahoma. Their services include assistance with business planning, financial analysis, marketing strategies, and more. They also offer workshops and resources tailored to various stages of business development.

Contact

SCORE Oklahoma City

SCORE is a nonprofit organization and a resource partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration. The Oklahoma City chapter offers free mentoring from experienced business professionals, as well as free and low-cost workshops on topics such as starting a business, marketing, and financial management.

Find a Mentor

Greater Oklahoma City Chamber

The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber supports local businesses through various initiatives, including the Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) Team, which helps businesses identify growth opportunities and navigate challenges. They also provide resources like the SizeUp Local Business Intelligence tool, which offers benchmarking and market analysis to help businesses make informed decisions.

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Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education

Access to business support services by institution, including one-on-one counseling, training sessions, and workshops designed to assist new and existing small businesses. These services cover areas such as business planning, marketing, and financial management.

Find a Local Institution

These organizations have established reputations for supporting small businesses in the Oklahoma City area. Depending on your specific needs—whether it's developing a business plan, seeking mentorship, or accessing market data—you can reach out to one or more of these resources for assistance.
map that shows that any business in Seminole County, and any Seminole citizen living anywhere in the US is eligible.
The Seminole Nation Capital Fund is a program of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, located in Seminole County, Oklahoma.