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SBA lender · 7(a) program

PS Bank

PS Bank has approved 197 SBA loans worth $33.5M since FY2010. Everything below comes from the SBA’s own loan-level records.

National rank

#892

<0.01% of all SBA dollars

Total approved

$33.5M

FY2010 onward

Loans

197

Median loan

$75,000

-58% vs national

Median rate

7.50%

+0.75 pts vs national

Charge-off rate

0.0%

31 resolved FY10-19 loans

Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, SBA 7(a) and 504 FOIA data, as of 2026-06-30. Approvals from FY2010 onward. How we calculate this.

Reading the record

What PS Bank’s numbers say

PS Bank sits in the long tail of the SBA lending field, having approved 197 loans for a gross total of $33.5M since fiscal 2010. Its median loan of $75,000 is well below the $180,000 national median, typical of a lender leaning on SBA Express and smaller working-capital facilities.

The median initial note rate across its 7(a) approvals is 7.50%, 0.75 points above the national median of 6.75%. Rate medians drawn across fifteen years reflect the mix of loan sizes and vintages a lender wrote as much as its pricing posture - a lender that grew fastest during a high-rate stretch will look expensive here even if its spread was ordinary.

Of its FY2010-FY2019 approvals that have reached a terminal status, 0.0% were charged off, 7.6 points below the national figure of 7.6%. Read that as a description of the credit box a lender chose, not as a verdict on it: lenders serving newer businesses and thinner files will always show higher losses than those writing large, collateralised acquisition loans.

Roughly 39% of its approvals with a recorded business age went to startups or businesses two years old or less, against 27% nationally - a meaningfully greater appetite for startups than the average SBA lender.

Where PS Bank lends

What it lends against

Franchise brands PS Bank financed

Franchise brandLoansApprovedShare
Jimmy John's1$568K

Brands with the most PS Bank SBA loans, among brands with at least 10 loans in the file. Compare lenders across all franchise lending on SBA lenders for franchises.

PS Bank made 103 of these loans under the SBA Express programme, median $50,000. Compare SBA Express lenders.

Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, SBA 7(a) and 504 FOIA data, as of 2026-06-30. Approvals from FY2010 onward. How we calculate this.

A different SBA 7(a) lender

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Questions about PS Bank

How many SBA loans has PS Bank approved?
PS Bank has approved 197 SBA loans totalling $33,458,600 in gross approvals from fiscal year 2010 through the most recent SBA data release. That places it outside the top 500 among all SBA lenders by dollars approved.
What is the typical PS Bank SBA loan size?
The median gross approval is $75,000, with the middle 80% of loans falling between $25,000 and $350,000. The national median across all SBA lenders is $180,000.
What interest rate does PS Bank charge on SBA 7(a) loans?
The median initial note rate on PS Bank's 7(a) approvals is 7.50%, compared with a national median of 6.75%. This is a historical median across all approvals since FY2010, not a quote - SBA 7(a) rates are pegged to a base rate that moves, and your rate depends on loan size, term, and credit profile.
What is PS Bank's SBA loan charge-off rate?
0.0% of its FY2010-FY2019 approvals that have reached a terminal status were charged off, against a national figure of 7.6%. A charge-off rate reflects the borrowers a lender chose to underwrite as much as anything else, and is not a measure of service quality.

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