Powering the Next Leap in Lending
A cutting-edge platform for mortgage underwriting
LendLeap is a Loan Origination & Underwriting Platform that centralises, accelerates, and improves the underwriting process. It helps teams turn incoming applications into decision-ready application files. It does this by reducing manual work, structuring data, and supporting consistent checks, while keeping human judgement firmly in control.
Built to fit your process, not the other way around.
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API-first integration with your existing landscape
LendLeap is built API-first. It pulls source data where available and integrates with existing tools and systems across the underwriting process. This reduces manual data entry and limits handoffs. Teams work with more complete and consistent information, without heavy IT projects or back-office replacement.
AI as an assistant in underwriting
AI in LendLeap supports underwriting teams by extracting key information from uploaded documents and validating data in real time. It helps structure incoming applications, flags deviations, and runs checks. Underwriters work with clear, decision-ready application files and remain fully in control of the final judgement.
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Fully configurable.
Fully in control.
LendLeap is configurable by the organisation itself. Underwriting rules, checks, and workflows can be adapted without IT sprints, vendor dependency, or change costs. This helps teams respond quickly to changes in policy, market conditions, or regulation. It also keeps the underwriting process consistent and transparent.
Designed for lenders of all sizes
Whether you’re a boutique lender or a large institution, the challenge is the same. Manual work and process misalignment slow down underwriting and increase costs. LendLeap supports underwriting teams with a structured, configurable platform that scales with your organisation, while keeping you in control.
The team behind LendLeap
Former credit analyst with first-hand experience of day-to-day underwriting and servicing challenges. Brings an operational mindset and strong empathy for end users, translating real workflow pain into clear product requirements.
Over five years of experience building software for lenders. Turns client needs into clear product design and working software, with decisions grounded in real underwriting workflows and measurable operational impact.
Full-stack lead with five+ years of experience and a PhD researcher in AI and machine learning. Combines research and real-world engineering to build scalable, reliable systems with long-term stability in mind.
Talk to us about your underwriting process
Whether you’re exploring options or dealing with concrete underwriting challenges, we’re happy to discuss how LendLeap could fit your process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about LendLeap? Find answers here or get in touch with our team.
What is LendLeap and how does it work?
LendLeap is a Loan Origination & Underwriting Platform that centralises, accelerates, and improves underwriting. It pulls source data where available, integrates with existing tools, and supports teams by extracting information from uploads and validating data in real time. Deviations are flagged and checks are performed. This helps teams turn incoming applications into decision-ready application files. Human judgement remains firmly in control.
Who is LendLeap designed for?
LendLeap is designed for lenders of all sizes, from boutique firms to large institutions. It helps reduce manual work and brings more control and predictability to underwriting. The platform supports teams handling mortgages and related lending products, so they can scale throughput without losing process control.
Can LendLeap integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. LendLeap is built API-first. It pulls source data where available and integrates with existing tools and systems across the underwriting process. This allows organisations to fit LendLeap into their current landscape without heavy IT projects or replatforming.
How configurable is LendLeap for our organisation?
LendLeap is configurable by the organisation itself. Underwriting rules, checks, and workflows can be adapted without IT sprints, vendor dependency, or change costs. This makes it easier to respond quickly to changes in policy, market conditions, or regulation. It also keeps the underwriting process consistent and transparent.
Does LendLeap make underwriting decisions?
No. LendLeap does not make underwriting decisions. AI supports underwriters by structuring data, validating information, and flagging deviations. The underwriter remains the decision-maker and can focus on judgement and nuance, not administration.
How long does implementation typically take?
Implementation depends on your setup, integrations, and process complexity. In an initial conversation, we align on scope and approach and define a realistic implementation path.
How does LendLeap support changes in policy or regulation?
Because rules, checks, and workflows are configurable, organisations can adapt their underwriting process without IT sprints or vendor dependency. This makes it easier to respond to changes in policy, market conditions, or regulation. It also helps maintain consistency and control.
What does pricing look like?
LendLeap uses usage-based pricing tailored to your organisation and expected volumes. Pricing depends on your use case, required integrations, and setup scope. Contact us to discuss pricing based on your underwriting process and needs.
How secure is LendLeap?
Security is a priority at LendLeap. We are ISO/IEC 27001 certified and use secure infrastructure, access controls, and strong data-handling practices to protect sensitive lending information and support GDPR requirements. For details, please refer to our Security & Compliance page.
How do we get started with LendLeap?
Getting started begins with a conversation. Reach out via the contact form and we’ll discuss your underwriting process, volumes, and current landscape. From there, we’ll outline how LendLeap could fit and what an implementation path might look like.
