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SBA Loans in Wyoming

Lenders approved 594 SBA 7(a) loans for Wyoming projects between FY2021 and FY2026, worth $322.1M and spread across 103 lenders, with hotels (except casino hotels) and motels the busiest single sector. Here is what that means if you are the one trying to borrow.

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594
Approved loans
$322.1M
Total approved volume
$542K
Average loan size
103
Lenders active here

SBA FOIA 7(a) loan-level data for Wyoming projects, FY2021 through FY2026.

What it takes to qualify in Wyoming

Almost nothing about SBA eligibility is set by the state. The rules are federal: the business operates in the United States, it is a for-profit small business under the SBA size standard for its industry, you have invested your own equity, and you have tried and failed to get comparable credit elsewhere on reasonable terms. A lender in Wyoming is reading the same SOP as a lender in any other state.

For an acquisition, expect to put in at least ten percent of the total project cost. Half of that can come from a seller note, but only if the note is on full standby for the entire life of the SBA loan, with no principal and no interest paid. The other five points have to be real money you can source. That standby rule changed in June 2025 and it is the most common reason a deal structured on older advice stops working.

Rates do not move by state either. The variable cap is Prime plus a size-based spread, which is Prime plus 3.0 percent once the loan clears $350,000. Acquisition loans typically price near Prime plus 2.75 percent. Where Wyoming lenders genuinely differ from each other is appetite and speed, not price.

The five busiest SBA lenders in Wyoming

By approved loan count since FY2021. These five are the most experienced in the state, which is not the same as the most likely to want your deal.

#LenderLoansTotal VolumeAvg Loan
1Bank of Bridger National Association54$14.2M$263K
2Northeast Bank49$7.5M$152K
3Platte Valley Bank43$5.4M$126K
3Newtek Bank, National Association43$15.9M$371K
5U.S. Bank, National Association36$7.6M$210K

Source: SBA FOIA 7(a) loan-level data, FY2021 through FY2026. Lenders with fewer than 3 approved loans in Wyoming are excluded.

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Working with an SBA loan broker in Wyoming

103 lenders made at least one SBA 7(a) loan in Wyoming since FY2021. A broker's job is to know which of them wants your deal right now, by industry, size and structure, and to put the file together the way that lender reads it. The right one is often not on the list above, and it may not be based in Wyoming at all.

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SBA loans in Wyoming: common questions

How hard is it to get an SBA loan in Wyoming?

Lenders approved 594 SBA 7(a) loans for Wyoming projects between FY2021 and FY2026, worth $322.1M in total, and 78.8% of approved loans went on to fund. The state is not the variable that decides your approval. Your industry, your loan size, and whether the business covers its debt service are.

Which lenders make the most SBA loans in Wyoming?

Bank of Bridger National Association leads on loan count with 54 approved loans since FY2021, at an average of $263K. The full ranking of the 25 most active lenders in the state is on our Wyoming lender page. Being at the top of it means a lender is experienced here, not that they want your particular deal.

What is the average SBA loan size in Wyoming?

$542K across every approved 7(a) loan for a Wyoming project since FY2021. That average covers everything from small working capital requests to multi-million dollar acquisitions, so treat it as a centre of gravity rather than a guide to what you can borrow.

What SBA loan rate should I expect in Wyoming?

Rates are federal, not regional. SBA 7(a) variable rates are capped at Prime plus a spread set by loan size, which is Prime plus 3.0 percent on loans above $350,000. In practice acquisition loans price close to Prime plus 2.75 percent. A lender in Wyoming has no more room on rate than a lender anywhere else; where they differ is appetite and speed.

Do I need to live in Wyoming to get an SBA loan for a business there?

No. The business has to operate in the United States and you have to be eligible to own it, but a lender does not require you to already live in the state. Many of the acquisitions we work involve a buyer relocating. What a lender will ask is how you intend to run it day to day.

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