Yes, the provident fund loan includes two links: preliminary examination and review. The first trial refers to the bank's review of the borrower's application for provident fund loans. Re-examination means that after the first trial is passed, the bank carefully examines the borrower's application materials again, including the evaluation of repayment ability, financial status and credit history. After the approval, the bank will formally approve the loan application, that is, the loan is successful. Therefore, if you have passed the examination of the provident fund loan, you can think that the loan has been successful. However, the specific situation may need to be based on the processes and policies of local banks, and some banks need to conduct other audits or procedures.