
Belgium · Financial services startup
Oper Credits is a Belgian FinTech company founded in 2018, specializing in a white-label, AI-driven SaaS platform designed to digitize and streamline the mortgage origination proce
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Oper Credits is a Belgian FinTech company founded in 2018, specializing in a white-label, AI-driven SaaS platform designed to digitize and streamline the mortgage origination proce
ss for lenders and brokers across Europe. Headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium, with an office in Zürich, Switzerland, the company employs a diverse team of around 45-50 people from 12 nationalities. The Oper platform automates the mortgage journey from contact to contract, replacing traditional paper-based workflows with digital processes. It features AI-powered verification and scoring, enhancing loan request quality significantly. The platform is customizable, allowing lenders to adjust modules for scoring, pricing, verification, and document management. Oper Credits has raised approximately €11M–€14M in funding and serves B2B clients in the financial sector, including retail banks and mortgage lenders, with a focus on improving operational efficiency and customer conversion rates.
Funding, as reported
From Oper Credits's own website: 2 founders, 3 on the team.
What they build
Known for
mortgage origination softwaredigital closingmortgage process managementreserveseamless banking integrationself-service mortgage portalmortgage workflow automationself-service document uploadbank-grade securitymortgage decision supportai mortgage toolsinformation technology & servicesmortgage customer experienceend-to-end mortgage platformfinancial servicesfinance
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