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Specialist funding to respond to creditor petitions, stop legal action, and protect your company from liquidation.

A creditor’s Wind Up Notice is often the final warning before liquidation. At this stage, cash flow is tight, creditors are pushing hard, and court deadlines are approaching. Immediate action — and access to funds — can make the difference between recovery and shutdown.
Surge Finance provides urgent, secured funding to help companies respond to statutory demands or court petitions. Our finance can be used to settle critical debts, or buy time for restructuring — with funding available immediately.

Our Wind Up Notice Finance is designed for directors and advisors who need short-term liquidity to resolve creditor action and preserve company value and assets.
Typically within 1–5 days.
Settle critical debts or court petitions quickly to avoid liquidation.
We collaborate with accountants, insolvency practitioners, and legal representatives.
Targeted, short-term finance to protect your business from forced liquidation.
Submit your application or have your advisor contact a Surge specialist.
We review your position, security, and legal timelines.
Confirm property valuation and finalise documentation.
Funds are released within 24 hours after settlement.

Fast, practical finance to stop creditor action and restore control.
Apply online or talk to a specialist about short-term funding options to address a Wind Up Notice.
Aim aim is to make securing important funding for your business feel simple and straightforward. Our team is on hand to help navigate the details.
It’s a formal demand issued by a creditor to begin court proceedings for liquidation if payment isn’t made.
Yes — by settling or negotiating with creditors before the court date, many businesses avoid liquidation entirely.
Company directors, legal representatives, or advisors acting on behalf of the business.
Australian residential or commercial property, with a clear exit or refinance strategy.
Paying creditor demands, ATO debts, or legal costs related to the petition.
Yes — we collaborate with insolvency and legal professionals to ensure timely outcomes.