Showing what you earn
Findigs verifies your income from trusted sources you choose to connect, so a real picture of your earnings stands behind your application.
From the source, with your permission
Securely link your bank or payroll account to confirm income directly from the source, which is faster, more accurate, and means fewer follow-up requests.
Uploads work too
If linking is not an option, upload recent pay stubs, bank statements, or an offer letter, and self-employed or gig income is welcome when clearly readable.
What you can do
When you can, link your bank or payroll account directly, since it verifies fastest and saves you from chasing paperwork. If you upload instead, use recent, complete documents that show your full name and clear amounts, include every income source you want counted, and double-check that files are not cut off or blurry before you submit.
Tyler Stafford is Product Marketing Lead at Findigs, after MeetElise and DailyPay. He writes about the product, renter hub, and screening tool comparisons.
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