Credit Scoring for Small Business Derived From Over $1.4 Trillion in Loans
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Transformational Customer Results
65% – 112%
increase in loan approvals.
47% – 54%
increase in net credit margin.
181% – 750%
improvement in credit quality.
10s of Millions
of $ to the bottom line per year.
100s of Millions
of $ over 3 – 5 years.
Millions
in additional working capital impacting local communities.
Enhance Credit Decisions
Uplinq Financial Technologies leverages billions of expanded data sets to provide credit decisioning support for small business lenders worldwide.
Uplinq’s core mission is to facilitate fair credit access for small business owners worldwide by empowering lenders to approve significantly more loans, particularly benefiting minority and underserved segments that might have otherwise been declined.
Uplinq’s core mission is to facilitate fair credit access for small business owners worldwide by empowering lenders to approve significantly more loans, particularly benefiting minority and underserved segments that might have otherwise been declined.
Compliance
Internal and regulatory compliance is expensive, difficult to enforce, and labor intensive. Uplinq’s technology can integrate most lending compliance standards within our digital decision support tools. With Uplinq, satisfaction of Fairness, Safety and Soundness, Data Security and other mission critical requirements become inherent to the decision making process, with the confidence that comes with near perfect compliance and with little effort demanded of the lenders we serve.
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Exceeds SR 11-7, IFRS-9, Basel III requirements, and all compliance and regulatory standards unique to each lender we serve
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White box solution. Transparent and reviewable AI.
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Soc 2, Type 2 compliant
While combining AI powered insights and analytics, Uplinq leverages over 10,000 unique data sources to help financial providers improve credit scoring and default management with confidence.
Derek Ellington
Former EVP, Head Small Business Banking, Wells Fargo