Operator verification
Owners hand over control of a business. They want to know who they are handing it to.
Verification is what lets you apply to a partnership listing. It is the only thing on Revanu that requires it — reading listings, financials and operator terms never does.
What you submit
Five components. Four are documents and checks. The fifth is a list of people who will get a phone call. An identity check sits above them, once, for your whole account.
What "verified for $100K – $250K" means
You tell us the largest buy-in you want to be able to make. We check the money is there, then show owners the band it falls in — never your bank statements, never your balance.
An owner asking for a buy-in anywhere inside $100K – $250K can see your money is there.
A buy-in above the top of $100K – $250K would need a higher band. You can raise it later by submitting fresh proof — the rest of your verification stands.
Applying to a listing below your band is fine. The band is a ceiling we have checked, not a commitment to spend it.
Five business days is a real wait
Someone reads your history, calls your references and looks at your documents. That cannot be done in an afternoon. Here is what happens in the meantime.
What the badge says about you
Revanu verified this operator's track record, references, funds and identity, and holds their signed background attestation.
That Revanu vouches for you, recommends you, or has checked what you attested. Attested and held, never checked — owners read that line and decide.
You can stop halfway and come back. Nothing is submitted for review until every component is in, and nothing is charged: there is no provider and no fee.
The five business days is a commitment Revanu is making, not a measured average.