LoanSwift Technology
LoanSwift is a deal funding automation platform that standardizes how auto lenders move transactions from approval to funding - faster, cleaner, and with full operational control.
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It automates the repeatable work that slows funding teams down while preserving lender decision-making, compliance, and oversight. The result is faster funding without adding risk or headcount.
What LoanSwift Automates
LoanSwift automates document intake, classification, data extraction, validation, and deal status tracking. Manual handoffs, inbox management, and spreadsheet tracking are replaced with a consistent, system-driven process that reduces manual work and shortens funding cycles.
Loan and Lease Support
LoanSwift supports auto loans, auto leases, and balloon structures where applicable. Regardless of product type, lenders operate within a single platform and a consistent funding framework, eliminating fragmented processes and redundant systems.
What Stays With the Lender
LoanSwift is designed to support lender judgment, not replace it. Approval decisions, policy exceptions, and final funding authorization remain fully controlled by the lender, with the platform ensuring every decision is informed, consistent, and properly documented.
Configuration, Not Customization
LoanSwift is configured through lender-defined rules and permissions rather than custom development. This approach allows the platform to fit cleanly into existing indirect operations, adapt as policies evolve, and avoid the cost and risk of rip-and-replace implementations.
Core Capabilities
LoanSwift centralizes funding operations through automated document checks, configurable workflows, structured exception handling, real-time status visibility, and time-stamped audit logging. Each capability works together to create a predictable, defensible funding process across teams and products.
Visibility and Control
LoanSwift provides clear ownership, real-time insight into deal status, and a defensible audit trail by design. As funding volume increases, lenders maintain operational clarity, accountability, and control without introducing new layers of manual oversight.
