SANTA ANA, Calif., Oct. 18, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- SuperMoney, a leading financial service comparison site, has announced their loan offer engine has processed more than $1 billion in loan requests since launching in April of 2017. In the last six months, SuperMoney has doubled the financing request volume generated in the previous year.
SuperMoney integrates tightly with leading financial service companies to offer a seamless and transparent comparison-shopping experience. Borrowers complete a short online form and receive real-time personalized loan offers from SuperMoney's lending partners.
"With more than $1 billion in financing requests and accelerating momentum, the market has validated SuperMoney's model of financial transparency," said Miron Lulic, founder and CEO of SuperMoney. "People have been able to get real time offers in the travel industry for decades and our platform is bringing that same efficient user experience to financial services."
The company's groundbreaking platform allows consumers to make a straightforward comparison of each offer – these offers can widely vary due to competing rates, loan fees and payment terms.
SuperMoney's unique loan offer engine allows consumers to apply for personal loans, auto purchase loans, auto refinance loans, student refinance loans, and business financing without impacting their credit score.
"Our innovative financial technology is unmatched in this space," said Lulic. "Exceeding $1 billion in loan requests shows just how much consumers need this level of transparency and choice in financing."
For more information, please visit https://www.supermoney.com.
About SuperMoney
SuperMoney is a financial resource that helps consumers achieve their financial goals. The company's tools help people compare financial products and services so they can make better financial decisions. Based in Santa Ana, California, SuperMoney was founded by a team of industry veterans. For more information on SuperMoney, please visit https://www.supermoney.com and follow @SuperMoney on Twitter.
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