About National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association
National Indigenous financial-institution network supporting Aboriginal Financial Institutions and Indigenous entrepreneurs with capital, programs and business services.
Operating context
NACCA's financing role is delivered through a network of Indigenous Financial Institutions, which provide business loans, eligible contributions and advisory support. The appropriate first contact for a business financing request is its local institution and the relevant program, rather than assuming a direct NACCA award. The First Nations Procurement Authority, launched in 2025 through a five-organization consortium led by NACCA, adds certification, readiness and buyer-connection support for First Nations businesses. NACCA's 2024-25 report records approximately $175.7 million in network loans and 4,114 jobs created or maintained; those historical outcomes do not establish current available capital. Procurement support and business certification remain distinct from a government contract or a financing approval.