One platform for Canada and the US
Lendr is a credible choice for US-only private lenders. Mortgage360 is built natively for both Canada and the US — same chassis, both regulatory frameworks, both tax regimes.
Fact-checked comparison. We update this page when the competitor ships material changes — last reviewed June 2026.
Lendr, in their words and ours
Lendr is a US private lending platform platform based in United States, primarily serving US-based private lenders. Here's a fair read of what they do well and where the trade-offs are — so you can decide if Mortgage360 is a fit.
What Lendr does well
- Designed for US private lending workflows
- Solid origination + servicing for US markets
- Familiar terminology for US lenders + brokers
- Established customer base in the US private lending segment
Factual trade-offs
- Primarily focused on the US market — Canadian regulatory frameworks (FSRA, MBLAA, FINTRAC) are not native
- Filogix Exchange — the Canadian origination standard — is outside their core integration set
- AI agents for client intake, agent copilot, and compliance are not native features
- Investor portal for MIC unitholders is not part of the core platform
Where Mortgage360 goes further
Capability comparison
Honest read. Cells reflect publicly available information about each platform's current capabilities. Send corrections to [email protected].
Common questions
Does Mortgage360 work for US-only lenders?+
Yes — and it works for Canadian-only or dual-market lenders too. The platform is designed so the same workflow handles either jurisdiction natively, including TRID timing and FINTRAC reporting.
We're a US lender that just added a Canadian book — is Mortgage360 a good fit?+
This is the exact scenario we built for. Filogix integration, T5 generation, and Canadian compliance live alongside TRID and US state reporting on the same platform.
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