Seattle, WA — PPP Loan Data

Seattle, Washington received 31,454 Paycheck Protection Program loans totaling $3.66B. The average loan in the city was $116,473 — above the national program average of approximately $67,000.

96.3% of loans in Seattle — totaling $3.55B — received SBA forgiveness. Forgiveness required borrowers to demonstrate that funds were used for qualifying expenses and that they maintained employee headcount and compensation levels during the covered period.

Among the largest disclosed recipients in Seattle were BLOODWORKS ($10,000,000), EXTRAHOP NETWORKS, INC. ($10,000,000), and SEATTLE GOODWILL INDUSTRIES ($10,000,000).

The most active industry sector in Seattle was Accommodation and Food Services with 2,659 loans worth $428.6M, followed by Taxi and Limousine Service (1,602 loans).

Applicants in Seattle reported retaining 331,766 jobs through the program. These figures are self-reported and were not independently verified by the SBA. The majority of loans in this city — those under $150,000 — have borrower names withheld under FOIA Exemption 6.

Seattle is part of Washington, which received a total of thousands of PPP loans during the program period. City-level data is based on the borrower's self-reported city name; some variation in spelling may cause minor undercounting. See the methodology page for more detail on data limitations.