Four straightforward requirements: check your business against each one below, then apply or download the printable checklist to review with your team.
These four items are what T.A.G.'s underwriting review actually checks first: meet all four and your file is ready for review.
Official monthly statements: the PDF exported directly from your bank's online portal, for the most recent consecutive months. Four is the minimum we can submit on. We ask for six because a longer history gives the funding provider more to work with, but we will not hold your file waiting for months five and six.
The statements have to come from an account in the business's own name and show money actually moving through it. T.A.G. does not set a balance minimum and does not screen your file on how your cash flow looks. Low balances, a slow month, or days in the negative do not stop you from applying. The funding provider reviews the deposit activity and makes that call.
Your business bank statement history should span at least 6 months, with roughly $4,000 to $6,000+ in average monthly revenue.
The person applying must own at least 67% of the business. If ownership is split more evenly than that, each additional owner completes their own separate application.
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Compare your business against the four checklist items above. If you can check off all four (at least 4 consecutive business bank statements, an account in the business's own name, 6+ months in business, and 67%+ ownership by the applicant), your file is ready to move into underwriting review.
No. Only statements from a business checking account are accepted. Personal or joint personal account statements, screenshots, and month-to-date/partial statements are all excluded and will not count toward the requirement.
Send the statements as they are. T.A.G. does not decline a file over its balances and does not judge whether your cash flow can support funding. A low month, an uneven month, or days in the negative are all things the funding provider weighs when it reviews the file, and it is the provider that decides. Holding your application back until the balances look better only delays the review.
The primary applicant must own at least 67% of the business to apply on the company's behalf. If ownership is split more evenly than that, each additional owner completes their own separate application.
No. The initial application uses a soft credit pull only, which does not affect your FICO score. A hard pull may occur later, before final approval, and is always disclosed to you first.
A valid government-issued ID (front and back) and a voided business check or bank letter. These are supplemental, post-approval items needed before funding: they are never required to start underwriting review and never block your initial submission.
If you meet the checklist above, your file is ready for underwriter review. Takes about 5 minutes, soft credit pull only.
Start My Application →Initial review uses a soft credit pull only. A hard credit pull typically occurs later, before final approval, and can affect your credit score by a few points.