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Underwrite on revenue checked at the source

Ask applicants for Proof. They connect their accounts and send you a private packet. You get verified monthly revenue without statements, logins or spreadsheets.

Asking and watching on every plan

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  • HAHarbor Goods$150K line · verified Oct 5Verified
  • COCopper & Co$60K term loan · opened Oct 12Opened 2×
  • FIFieldwork Studio$25K advance · sent Oct 14Sent
  • DADaybreak Coffee$40K equipment · verified Oct 1Verified

The problem today

  • Applicants send edited PDFs.
  • Analysts re-key statements by hand.
  • Getting bank access slows every deal.

How it works

  1. 1

    Send an applicant a request

    One link that explains what to do.

  2. 2

    They verify and send a packet

    From their own accounts.

  3. 3

    Review and watch

    Watch the business after funding for new months.

What you see

  • Verified monthly revenue
  • Month-over-month change
  • Source, method and coverage
  • When it was last checked

Never bank logins, customer data or costs. Only what the business chose to share.

  • Repayment check

    Type the monthly repayment and see how many times a verified month of revenue covers it.

  • Faster decisions

    Start from verified numbers.

  • Less fraud risk

    Figures come from the source, not a PDF.

  • Keep an eye on it

    Get told about new verified months, or when they go stale.

Ask an applicant for Proof

Asking for Proof is free on every plan.

Questions

The full method is public. Read how Proof works →

Do I see their bank logins or raw data?

Never. You see the verified result, where it came from, and when it was checked. Nothing else.

What if their numbers go out of date?

Records show when they were last checked. If you watch the business, you're told when its Proof goes out of date.

What does Proof verify?

Revenue or income for a period, checked at the source by a public method. Not profit, debts or anything else.

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