Why it exists
You should know who a lender is, where it lends, what it funds and what it looks for before you hand over three years of tax returns. And the loan officers who do this well deserve a place where owners can find them by name.
What is on it
Banks, credit unions, SBA lenders, online lenders, equipment lessors, factors, revenue based funders, CDFIs, commercial real estate lenders, asset based lenders, fintech platforms and Canadian lenders, plus the people who work there. Mortgage and consumer lending are a different trade and stay off.
How it stays fair
Each entry shows its charter, program approvals and public record, linked to the official source. Lenders see anything new on their entry first and can reply.
Standing rises only on evidence, never on payment. See how standing works and the ranking method.
Who runs it
Levr runs the register, and Levr is also the platform many lenders use to run their deals. Lenders on Levr follow the same rules as everyone else. Claiming an entry is free and opens a Levr account, so contact requests from the register land in your own workspace.