Blend expands integration with MeridianLink across lending products
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Blend (NYSE: BLND) announced an expanded partnership with MeridianLink that extends across mortgage, home equity loans, lines of credit, and consumer lending products, according to a company press release.
The integration connects Blend's digital application platform with MeridianLink Consumer, MeridianLink Mortgage, and DecisionLender. The combined system allows lenders to share data between the two platforms, covering consumer loan types including personal loans, credit cards, direct auto, and specialty vehicle lending.
The integration feeds verified data into MeridianLink's loan origination system (LOS), supporting the processing of applications across product lines. Blend's platform provides white-labeled application experiences for home equity and consumer lending products.
"Our secure integration with MeridianLink allows for a seamless flow from initial application through to the LOS," said Nima Ghamsari, co-founder and Head of Blend. "Clients can expect to onboard customers even faster and more efficiently while compliance is fully maintained."
MeridianLink joins more than 150 integrations available on Blend's platform. MeridianLink provides digital lending and account opening services for financial institutions, as well as data verification solutions for consumer reporting agencies.
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