Loans · Wire Transfers · Account Forms · Fraud Disputes

Fax Bank Documents
With Certified Proof

Send loan applications, wire authorizations, and bank forms from your browser — with certified proof of delivery.

From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go · No account needed

What to fax to your bank

Common bank documents submitted by fax

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Loan applications & disclosures

Submit personal loan, auto loan, and business loan applications with supporting income documentation to your lender's processing team.

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Wire transfer authorizations

Send signed wire transfer request forms to your bank's wire department — with certified proof of when the authorization was received.

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Account opening forms

Fax business account opening documents, signature cards, and beneficial ownership certifications when in-person visits aren't possible.

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Fraud & dispute forms

Submit unauthorized transaction disputes, fraud affidavits, and account freeze requests to your bank's fraud department.

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Estate & probate documents

Fax letters testamentary, death certificates, and beneficiary designation changes to bank trust departments.

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Income & asset verification

Send pay stubs, W-2s, tax returns, and bank statements to underwriters when applying for loans or lines of credit.

How it works

1

Upload your PDF

Your loan form, wire authorization, or bank document. Up to 20MB.

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Enter the bank fax number

Use the fax number on your bank statement, loan documents, or the bank's secure fax directory.

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Pay & transmit

From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go. Card only charged on confirmed delivery.

4

Get certified receipt

SHA-256 receipt emailed instantly. Proves the exact date your documents reached the bank.

Frequently asked questions

Do banks still accept faxes?

Yes. Most banks — including major national banks, credit unions, and community banks — still accept fax submissions for loan documents, wire transfer forms, fraud disputes, and estate documents. Fax remains a standard secure transmission method in banking because it provides a transmission record and doesn't require sharing documents through unsecured email.

Is it safe to fax sensitive financial documents?

FaxSeal transmits your documents directly over secure fax lines to your bank. Your file is deleted within 24 hours. The certified receipt contains only a SHA-256 hash of your document — the actual document content is never stored long-term. For highly sensitive documents, confirm with your bank that their receiving fax is in a secure, restricted area.

Why do I need a certified receipt for bank documents?

For time-sensitive transactions — wire transfer deadlines, loan application windows, and fraud dispute periods — a certified receipt proves the exact date your documents were delivered. This protects you if the bank claims they never received a form or that you missed a deadline.

Can I sign bank forms before faxing?

Yes. Use the Sign & Fax tool — draw or type your signature, place it on the form, and fax directly from the same screen. Ideal for wire authorizations, loan agreements, and account forms that require your signature.

What if the fax fails to deliver?

You are never charged for an undelivered fax. Your card authorization is released immediately. For time-sensitive wire transfers or fraud disputes, retry immediately and follow up by phone to confirm receipt.

What is a SHA-256 certified receipt?

When your fax is delivered, FaxSeal generates a receipt containing the SHA-256 cryptographic hash of your exact document, the bank fax number dialed, and the confirmed delivery timestamp. The hash permanently ties the receipt to that specific file — verifiable at faxseal.com/verify.

Fax your bank — certified proof included

Certified SHA-256 receipt · From $0.60 with credits · $1.29 pay-as-you-go.