LendRight

Verify a LendRight agreement

Confirm that a final signed LendRight PDF is byte-for-byte identical to the final document recorded by LendRight. Your browser calculates the document’s SHA-256 fingerprint on your device — the PDF itself is never sent to LendRight.

Agreement reference number

Shown on the agreement and on the completion certificate.

Select your final signed PDF

Choose the signed PDF on this device…

PDF only, up to 20 MB. The file stays on your device.

Your PDF stays on your device. Your browser calculates its SHA-256 fingerprint locally, and only the fingerprint and agreement reference are sent to Lend Right for comparison.

Don’t have the PDF file? Check a certificate fingerprint (weaker check)

This is a weaker check, for when you don’t have the signed PDF on hand. Type the reference and the SHA-256 fingerprint printed on the Electronic Signing Certificate: it only confirms those printed values match a completion record — it does not inspect your actual file, so it can’t tell you the PDF you hold is unchanged. If you have the file, use “Verify document” above instead — that’s the stronger check.

Agreement reference number SHA-256 fingerprint

Spaces, line breaks, hyphens, and upper or lower case are all fine.

What this verification means

A successful exact-document verification means the selected PDF is byte-for-byte identical to the final agreement recorded by LendRight when the signing process was completed. Your browser calculates a SHA-256 fingerprint from the selected file and sends only that fingerprint and the agreement reference to LendRight for comparison. Even a very small change to the file produces a different SHA-256 fingerprint.

What this verifies

The selected PDF matches the final document recorded by LendRight.
The agreement reference and completion record correspond.
The file has not changed relative to the stored final-document fingerprint.
A fingerprint copied into a modified PDF will not make the modified file pass verification.

What this does not verify

That every statement entered by the parties was accurate.
That a party fully understood the agreement.
That a particular person controlled a device or account beyond the verification methods recorded.
That the agreement is enforceable in every factual situation.
That repayment will occur.
That there was no fraud outside the document-integrity process.
Government-issued identity, unless government-ID verification was separately completed.
Legal advice or a legal opinion.

The completion certificate and signing record separately describe the evidence collected during signing, which may include timestamps, consent records, verification methods and connection information. A successful match supports evidence of document integrity. It does not independently guarantee identity, enforceability or repayment, and it depends on the integrity of LendRight’s stored completion record and verification system.