Prêt JUMP - Aid for businesses in priority urban neighbourhoods (QPV)
According to the catalogue entry, the scheme aims to support business creation and development in priority neighbourhoods, notably for project holders with little personal contribution. Before presenting this solution to an entrepreneur, confirm with Adie the amount available, the cost, the repayment conditions, the expenditure that can be financed and the procedure applicable in their area.
Entrepreneurs with little personal contribution may find it difficult to finance starting or developing a business. Adie lists the Prêt JUMP for business creators or owners living in or setting up in a priority urban neighbourhood (QPV). The page available in the catalogue does not establish the amount and all the conditions here: check them directly with Adie.
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Who can apply
The page targets business creators or owners living in or setting up in a priority urban neighbourhood (QPV) and with little or no personal contribution. The location should be checked against the address of the project holder or the activity and the QPV zoning in force. Adie must confirm the access criteria and any conditions linked to status or activity.
Eligibility conditions
Eligibility depends on the project holder’s profile, location in a QPV and the project’s viability. The catalogue does not give enough detail on the financial criteria or the supporting documents required. Ask Adie whether prior support is needed, what guarantees may be requested and how the loan can be combined with other financing.
What the scheme covers
The catalogue links the Prêt JUMP to the creation and development of businesses in priority neighbourhoods, but does not reliably specify the list of eligible expenditure. Have it confirmed whether the financing can cover equipment, stock, launch costs, fit-out or a cash-flow need, depending on your project.
Amount and funding terms
The amount, term, rate and any fees of the Prêt JUMP are not confirmed by the catalogue information used here. Do not rely on an estimated figure: ask Adie for the updated financial conditions, the maximum amount, the repayment schedule and any complementary solutions available.
How to apply
Contact Adie describing the activity, the project address, the financing need and the contribution available. Prepare a start-up or development budget, proof of your situation and revenue forecasts. Ask for the current Prêt JUMP conditions and the support procedure before counting on this financing in your plan.
Timeline
The Adie page is the starting point for checking the scheme; the opening, amounts and conditions in force should be confirmed directly with Adie.
Key facts
- Funder
- ADIE
- Type of funding
- Loan
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €15,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- All of France
Frequently asked questions
Who is this aid for?
The page targets business creators or owners living in or setting up in a priority urban neighbourhood (QPV) and with little or no personal contribution. The location should be checked against the address of the project holder or the activity and the QPV zoning in force. Adie must confirm the access criteria and any conditions linked to status or activity.
What amount or rate can be obtained?
The amount, term, rate and any fees of the Prêt JUMP are not confirmed by the catalogue information used here. Do not rely on an estimated figure: ask Adie for the updated financial conditions, the maximum amount, the repayment schedule and any complementary solutions available.
Which conditions should be checked?
Eligibility depends on the project holder’s profile, location in a QPV and the project’s viability. The catalogue does not give enough detail on the financial criteria or the supporting documents required. Ask Adie whether prior support is needed, what guarantees may be requested and how the loan can be combined with other financing.
Which expenditure or operations are concerned?
The catalogue links the Prêt JUMP to the creation and development of businesses in priority neighbourhoods, but does not reliably specify the list of eligible expenditure. Have it confirmed whether the financing can cover equipment, stock, launch costs, fit-out or a cash-flow need, depending on your project.
Official source
No official URL is available in our data for this grant.
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