Loans Warehouse expands lending panel

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Leap Lending is the first of five new lenders which will be joining Loans Warehouse’s lending panel in the coming weeks.

Loans Warehouse now offers partners, including comparison sites, brokers and consumer brands, a white labelled personal loan journey of pre-approved personal loan lending options.

Matt Tristram, co-founder of Loans Warehouse, said: “Finding Leap Lending can be compared to stumbling across an episode of Friends you’ve never seen, a peer to peer lender offering loans from £500 to £15000 with rates from 3%.

“The process has been impressive so far, our development team who were able to integrate with Leap Lending in just over a week and we were live just a day later.”

Daniel Napon, director of Leap Lending, added: “Leap are delighted to partner with Loans Warehouse so we can form new opportunities for customers looking for low-interest loans. With this partnership we can reach new audiences and ultimately achieve our goal of helping others improve their financial wellbeing.”

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