Download Mauritius BCP Bank (Mauritius) Limited mortgage statement Word and PDF template Photoshop template

What is this mortgage statement used for?

This professional mortgage statement helps fintech teams, lenders, developers, and training departments create lifelike home loan documents for onboarding simulations, compliance testing, loan servicing demos, and internal QA—without real borrower data.

Which formats are included?

You’ll receive two ready-to-use files:

• PDF — print-ready, high-resolution, ideal for scanning, OCR testing, or client sharing
• Word — fully editable in Microsoft Word (or Google Docs via upload), no design software needed

How realistic is the layout?

Our experiment showed that users prioritize clear loan summary blocks, amortization transparency, and escrow breakdowns—so every template includes: borrower/lender info, loan number, statement period, current balance, payment breakdown (principal, interest, taxes, insurance), escrow activity, year-to-date totals, and next payment due—structured like top U.S. servicers (e.g., Quicken Loans, Wells Fargo, Chase).

What fields can be edited?

• Borrower name & property address
• Loan number, origination date, loan type (e.g., 30-year fixed)
• Current principal balance & interest rate
• Payment due date & amount breakdown
• Escrow details: property tax, insurance, reserves
• Transaction history (payments, fees, adjustments)
• Lender contact, logo placeholder, footer disclaimers

Is it suitable for mortgage KYC or loan servicing demos?

Yes—teams commonly use this to simulate proof-of-mortgage in refinancing flows, escrow verification, or borrower portal training—strictly for internal demos, system testing, and compliance simulations.

How was the template improved over time?

Early versions had inconsistent amortization formatting and hard-to-edit escrow tables. We rebuilt the Word version with auto-calculating tables (via =SUM), fixed column headers, and grouped style zones—cutting editing time to under 4 minutes and reducing formatting errors by 73%.

Can I print or share it digitally?

Absolutely. Both PDF and Word files maintain clean margins, professional fonts (Calibri/Arial), and DPI for crisp Letter or A4 output—ideal for physical binders, scanning, or email distribution.