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Securely sharing your digital bank statements

Sharing your digital bank statements explained

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Written by Admin
Updated over 10 months ago

Why you need to connect your bank account to get a loan

To give you a personalised loan quote, Evlo need to understand your income and spending. The quickest and most secure way to do this is to share a digital copy of your bank statements through your bank. We partner with consents.online to help you do this in the most secure way.


Select the bank account that you use for transactions like:

· your salary

· any mortgage or rent payments

· any bills and direct debits

Have your online banking details to hand. You’ll be redirected to your bank to securely log in and share a read-only snapshot of your digital bank statements. If you use more than one bank account, you can add that later.

It usually takes around two minutes and is the quickest and most secure way to get you a personalised quote.


Sharing statements from another bank account

You may be asked to share statements from another bank account as well as the first bank account you’ve shared. This is because more information is needed on your income and spending transactions to make an informed lending decision.

It helps to understand what you can afford to repay and means you will get an accurate loan quote.

We’ll be able to finalise your loan quote quickly if you choose an account used for transactions like:

· Your salary

· Mortgage or rent payments

· Any bills and direct debits

Select another bank from the list and continue to share more digital bank statements.


How your information is used

Evlo will have one time, read only access to your digital bank transactions. They will be used only for this loan enquiry, to understand your income and spending. It helps them to be sure you can afford to repay the loan comfortably and means they can get you an accurate quote.

They'll be able to see:

· Your account details (not your login details)

· Your account transactions for the last 3 months

· Your contact details.

See our privacy policy for more details on how we look after your information.

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