Bridge
Steel truss bridge over a river in Mediterranean coded-tapestry illustration

Lending Partners

Lend through Bridge’s network.

For banks, credit unions, SBA lenders, and private lenders that want qualified borrower deal flow from Bridge’s brokerage and debt advisory business.

For lenders

Tell us about your institution.

Bridge lends directly on select transactions and works everything else through its brokerage and debt advisory business. Lending partners receive packaged, qualified borrower files matched to their credit box, from hotel construction and acquisitions to consumer brand working capital.

Email
support@bridge.co

Do not include account numbers, borrower data, or other sensitive credentials.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Bridge lending partner?

A Bridge lending partner is a bank, credit union, SBA lender, debt fund, or private lender that receives qualified borrower opportunities from Bridge. Bridge sources and packages each file and routes it to lenders whose credit box fits, as part of its brokerage and indirect lending business.

What kind of deal flow will we see?

Hotel financing is the largest share: construction, acquisitions, refinances, and PIP work across major flags. Bridge also routes consumer-brand financing tied to major retail. You tell Bridge your credit box, and Bridge sends only the files that fit it.

How do opportunities arrive?

Each file arrives packaged: financials, sponsor background, and the opportunity positioned the way lenders underwrite that flag and market today. Bridge stays in the deal through closing, so questions get answered quickly and the process stays organized.

What does it cost to join?

There is no fee to join Bridge’s lender network. Economics are agreed per transaction and disclosed to the parties involved, consistent with standard brokerage arrangements.

Does Bridge compete with its lending partners?

Bridge lends directly on select construction, PIP, and consumer-brand production transactions. Requests outside that book are worked through the brokerage and routed to lending partners. The direct book is narrow by design, so most of what Bridge sees becomes partner deal flow.

How is this different from the Capital Partners page?

Capital partners are funds that deploy capital into Bridge’s direct-lending structure. Lending partners lend from their own balance sheet and receive borrower opportunities from Bridge. If you want to deploy capital with Bridge instead, see Become a Capital Partner at bridge.co/capital-partners.