Sample documents
Three documents myloankit issued for three example businesses. Download one, open the link printed at the foot of it, and upload the file: the check reports whether what you hold is byte for byte the document that was issued. Change a single byte and the check fails.
This is a preliminary readiness assessment, not an eligibility determination or lender underwriting decision. myloankit is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
What these are
Real documents, issued the way any document is issued here, and the record myloankit keeps for each one is the same record it keeps for yours: a reference number, a fingerprint of the file, and the time it was issued. The businesses are written for testing. No applicant's figures appear in any of them.
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Table Six Provisions LLC
A pre-revenue start-up. Revenue, expenses and debt service are absent, so those dimensions are reported as not assessed rather than as shortfalls, and the document set expects projections.
- Reference
01a02081-30f9-7206-898a-52ec4b021633
Download the PDF 15.5 kB
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Cardo & Vine Trattoria LLC
Debt service coverage lands just under the published floor, and the document states the gap in the figures that produced it. Two items are outstanding.
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01a02080-e76f-70f8-b943-4dffddfedfb6
Download the PDF 15.2 kB
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Rincon Fish House LLC
Eleven years trading, with coverage, debt to worth and collateral all measured against the published thresholds and the full document set in hand.
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01a02080-d8cc-7715-bc14-1f7a7d9355e0
Download the PDF 15.1 kB
Why the bytes matter
What myloankit stores for a document is a fingerprint of the exact file it produced. Uploading the file recomputes that fingerprint and compares the two, so the check answers one question: is this the file that was issued under this reference, or is it not.
It says nothing about what is inside the document, because none of that is kept. The figures behind every document above were purged when it was rendered, exactly as they are for any other.
Check a document of your own, or read how the numbers are built.