First published on Dive Brief: The Paycheck Protection Program has run out of funds and its portal has stopped accepting applications for loans from most lenders, the American Bankers Association posted Tuesday on its website, citing a Small Business Administration update. Some of the money is still available through minority depository institutions and community development financial institutions, although the estimated amount varies slightly, according to trade groups. The ABA pegged the figure at about $8 billion, while the Independent Community Bankers Association said $9.9 billion remained. The funding cutoff comes nearly four weeks before PPP was slated to end. Lawmakers in late March extended the program's application deadline to May 31 and gave the SBA until June 30 to close pending PPP applications.