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SBA 7(a) lending by state

The SBA publishes every 7(a) loan it guarantees. These pages summarise that record by place: who lends where, how much they approved, and what share of the market each lender holds. Figures cover approvals from SBA fiscal year 2008 onward. Source data as of 2026-06-30.

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RankStateLendersCountiesLoansApproved
1California51258126,397$65.38B
2Texas70624679,520$43.86B
3Florida5286759,969$29.09B
4Georgia40915629,314$19.81B
5New York4026266,912$19.35B
6Illinois53710235,506$15.08B
7Ohio3618857,304$15.04B
8Washington2813928,431$13.46B
9New Jersey3082131,583$13.24B
10Michigan3648339,112$12.61B
11Colorado4016326,375$12.55B
12Pennsylvania3746734,047$12.46B
13North Carolina32610021,683$11.99B
14Arizona3371521,299$10.53B
15Minnesota4448729,265$9.84B
16Wisconsin4267224,931$9.32B
17Indiana3519221,812$8.09B
18Missouri44411418,690$7.60B
19Virginia33213316,891$7.28B
20Utah2352922,110$7.26B
21Massachusetts3091431,984$6.40B
22Oregon2553515,587$6.14B
23Tennessee3749510,857$5.59B
24Maryland2682416,065$5.52B
25South Carolina275469,411$5.33B
26Oklahoma358769,238$4.31B
27Connecticut2301712,412$4.00B
28Nevada259179,013$3.91B
29Louisiana263648,580$3.82B
30Alabama277677,520$3.80B
31Kansas3431048,289$3.21B
32Kentucky2671209,067$3.13B
33Idaho1924410,230$3.09B
34Mississippi206818,007$3.00B
35Arkansas260745,668$2.93B
36Iowa416998,041$2.88B
37Nebraska257876,713$2.26B
38New Mexico205334,875$2.13B
39New Hampshire177109,185$1.81B
40Montana172515,088$1.66B
41Rhode Island13555,430$1.28B
42Maine130166,132$1.25B
43Alaska101322,111$1.14B
44Puerto Rico28788,627$1.11B
45Delaware13832,990$1.02B
46North Dakota159533,181$913.2M
47South Dakota164652,808$911.8M
48West Virginia141553,046$903.5M
49Wyoming160231,963$783.1M
50Vermont110143,923$730.9M
51District of Columbia13011,917$730.8M
52Hawaii11944,818$634.0M
53U.S. Virgin Islands263221$96.0M
54Guam91611$83.1M
55Northern Mariana Islands5216$9.9M
56American Samoa112$185K
57Micronesia113$161K
58Marshall Islands111$75K
59Palau111$10K

Largest 7(a) lenders in the country

RankLenderLoansApprovedShareStatesLoss rate
1Live Oak Banking Company18,048$23.40B5.44%530.67%
2The Huntington National Bank85,758$20.06B4.66%521.87%
3Wells Fargo Bank National Association62,492$19.25B4.47%522.74%
4U.S. Bank, National Association49,959$11.54B2.68%501.77%
5JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association52,448$9.08B2.11%503.26%
6Celtic Bank Corporation14,431$7.34B1.71%532.42%
7Byline Bank6,569$7.27B1.69%522.88%
8Readycap Lending, LLC12,926$6.39B1.48%513.28%
9Bank of Hope14,359$6.17B1.43%502.99%
10Newtek Small Business Finance, Inc.8,542$6.06B1.41%531.91%
11Newtek Bank, National Association13,752$5.68B1.32%520.01%
12Enterprise Bank & Trust5,391$5.39B1.25%450.28%
13PNC Bank, National Association22,811$5.30B1.23%492.95%
14Columbia Bank13,068$5.22B1.21%492.66%
15TD Bank, National Association34,192$5.14B1.20%353.57%
16KeyBank National Association13,953$4.58B1.06%461.94%
17Truist Bank11,091$4.57B1.06%352.88%
18Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company29,223$3.88B0.90%283.52%
19Fifth Third Bank8,569$3.78B0.88%452.79%
20Metro City Bank2,788$3.63B0.84%410.59%
21Bank of America, National Association10,476$3.24B0.75%491.75%
22SouthState Bank, National Association4,439$3.16B0.73%451.41%
23Harvest Small Business Finance, LLC2,824$3.16B0.73%460.13%
24Pinnacle Bank3,160$3.05B0.71%372.26%
25Northeast Bank16,454$3.02B0.70%533.07%
26BMO Bank National Association5,112$3.01B0.70%361.09%
27BayFirst National Bank13,744$2.92B0.68%526.89%
28Zions Bank, A Division of13,381$2.90B0.67%313.09%
29Banc of California2,750$2.87B0.67%512.50%
30Commonwealth Business Bank2,580$2.81B0.65%460.45%
31Open Bank2,138$2.76B0.64%410.11%
32Beacon Bank and Trust5,811$2.75B0.64%461.53%
33GBank1,112$2.75B0.64%430.26%
34Old National Bank4,444$2.69B0.62%381.48%
35Hanmi Bank3,540$2.69B0.62%402.45%
36First Financial Bank3,854$2.66B0.62%481.13%
37First Internet Bank of Indiana2,124$2.63B0.61%490.80%
38United Midwest Savings Bank National Association7,336$2.59B0.60%523.10%
39PCB Bank2,715$2.35B0.55%370.86%
40United Community Bank2,778$2.30B0.53%481.65%
41Regions Bank3,087$2.29B0.53%242.16%
42First National Bank of Pennsylvania3,265$2.10B0.49%453.44%
43First Bank of the Lake2,520$2.08B0.48%520.68%
44Stearns Bank National Association5,209$2.04B0.47%513.93%
45Fulton Bank, National Association2,340$1.94B0.45%191.57%
46First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company2,522$1.93B0.45%453.67%
47BankUnited, National Association1,815$1.85B0.43%483.19%
48Ameris Bank2,195$1.81B0.42%452.70%
49Bank Five Nine2,840$1.76B0.41%471.03%
50Simmons Bank4,586$1.76B0.41%464.87%
51East West Bank2,744$1.75B0.41%350.90%
52US Metro Bank1,046$1.74B0.40%380.37%
53Citizens Bank2,206$1.73B0.40%470.99%
54Wallis Bank1,371$1.71B0.40%240.50%
55NewBank1,721$1.60B0.37%131.95%
56United Business Bank1,635$1.53B0.36%201.20%
57The Bancorp Bank National Association1,863$1.52B0.35%491.92%
58America First Federal Credit Union2,018$1.46B0.34%380.58%
59First Merchants Bank2,299$1.46B0.34%491.74%
60UMB Bank, National Association3,473$1.43B0.33%263.75%
61Glacier Bank4,077$1.38B0.32%182.26%
62Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB1,950$1.32B0.31%341.88%
63Midwest Regional Bank1,514$1.29B0.30%223.05%
64First Bank1,423$1.27B0.30%442.33%
65PromiseOne Bank1,166$1.24B0.29%330.73%
66Gulf Coast Bank and Trust Company1,976$1.24B0.29%472.13%
67Citizens Bank, National Association8,255$1.22B0.28%211.83%
68TowneBank1,445$1.17B0.27%480.45%
69HomeTrust Bank1,049$1.16B0.27%411.01%
70First Commonwealth Bank1,934$1.15B0.27%390.84%
71Pathward National Association776$1.14B0.26%470.50%
72Citizens Business Bank National Association1,778$1.14B0.26%82.63%
73VelocitySBA, LLC10,892$1.10B0.26%522.44%
74FinWise Bank1,050$1.10B0.26%420.53%
75T Bank, National Association640$1.08B0.25%451.28%
76Busey Bank1,223$1.07B0.25%301.76%
77Shoreham Bank708$1.04B0.24%481.42%
78Eastern Bank10,172$1.03B0.24%92.91%
79The Bank of Princeton1,147$1.03B0.24%191.97%
80Renasant Bank1,381$1.02B0.24%192.71%
81First Interstate Bank2,525$1.01B0.23%192.59%
82Customers Bank1,245$1.01B0.23%461.57%
83Capital One National Association3,181$996.7M0.23%514.42%
84Happen Bank1,016$994.5M0.23%455.18%
85Banner Bank4,043$961.8M0.22%141.93%
86OakStar Bank1,315$950.5M0.22%162.94%
87Webster Bank National Association2,972$936.9M0.22%131.15%
88Capital Bank, National Association1,186$891.6M0.21%462.96%
89Hanover Community Bank689$885.5M0.21%410.61%
90First Western SBLC, LLC552$876.3M0.20%410.74%
91Peoples Bank1,102$872.4M0.20%310.45%
92Centerstone SBA Lending, Inc.629$849.0M0.20%420.05%
93Community Banks of Colorado, A Division of NBH Bank1,100$843.5M0.20%171.34%
94BancFirst2,167$827.0M0.19%141.15%
95City National Bank1,221$826.9M0.19%230.48%
96Meridian Bank876$797.5M0.19%330.41%
97Port 51 Lending LLC528$795.5M0.18%440.00%
98Provident Bank1,124$789.8M0.18%101.22%
99IncredibleBank834$780.1M0.18%431.70%
100Hana Small Business Lending, Inc.864$779.2M0.18%232.38%

3,714 lenders are on record: 2,816 banks, 544 credit unions and 354 non-depository lenders, which SBA licenses to write 7(a) without taking deposits. Share is of $430.38B approved nationally since fiscal year 2008.

About this data

Built from the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 7(a) FOIA data release, a public record covering approvals from fiscal year 2008 onward and refreshed each quarter. SBA fiscal years end 30 September, so the most recent year is partial. Figures are approvals, not outstanding balances, and SBA attributes each loan to the institution that holds it today rather than the one that originated it — an acquisitive lender therefore shows books it did not write.

The in-depth breakdown of any institution

These pages show what SBA publishes about one lender. Lynx puts it in context and asks what it means:

  • Where a loss rate stands. Against the median 7(a) lender and against a cohort of comparable banks, not on its own.
  • Whether share is rising or falling, county by county, and which markets were entered or have gone quiet.
  • Who is competing for the same counties, ranked by what they write there rather than by their national size.
  • How concentrated the book is, measured against lenders of similar reach so the figure means something.
  • Which loans arrived by acquisition, so a vintage is not credited to a charter that never wrote it.
  • The same rigour on the balance sheet — capital, liquidity, concentration and stress, printed into a board pack.