Galley for loans

Send the bank its papers once.

Credit teams ask for the same documents investors do, usually by email, usually twice. Put them in one Galley room, share them with each lender in one click, and see what they opened.

Who it's for.

LoanWhat the lender wants most
Venture debtYour equity data room, plus monthly MIS, cash and runway, and the cap table
Bank working capital (cash credit, overdraft)Three years of accounts, bank statements, and a stock and debtors statement every month after sanction
Term loans from banks and NBFCsAccounts and tax returns for 2 to 3 years, projections, company KYC

How it works.

  1. Use the loan folders.

    Galley sets up KYC, Financials, Bank statements, Tax, Existing loans and Business, with a checklist of what lenders usually ask for.

  2. Share with a lender.

    Type the lender's name and the credit team's emails. They get the loan folders, downloads on, their name on every page, and access that ends in 90 days.

  3. Answer their questions in one place.

    Queries come into Galley, not your inbox. Track each lender: shared, queries, sanctioned, disbursed.

What goes in the room.

PaperWhere it comes from
Company KYC: PAN, incorporation certificate, MOA and AOA, GST and Udyam certificatesYou upload it
Audited accounts and tax returnsYou upload it
This year's accounts and monthly MISYou upload it
Bank statements, 6 to 12 monthsYou upload it
GST returns and filing recordYou upload it
Your existing loansYou upload it
Org chart and leadership teamYou upload it

One loan application fits the Raise Pass: ₹14,999 once for six months, nothing renews.

Good questions.

No. Each lender gets their own group and sees only what you share with them. They never see your investors either.

It's your choice. Banks usually have their own confidentiality terms, so it's off by default for lenders.

Yes, by default, because credit teams need the files. Every page still carries their name.

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