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MQube

Fintech · Guildford, United Kingdom · Founded 2018

AI-powered mortgage origination platform for automated lending decisions MoreLess

MQube is a UK-based financial technology company transforming the mortgage market through automation and artificial intelligence. Founded in 2016 by Stuart Cheetham and Richard Fitch, the company aims to streamline the loan origination process for lenders, brokers, and borrowers. The founders, both seasoned financial services executives with experience at institutions like HBOS and Lloyds Group, created MQube to address the inefficiencies of the traditionally slow mortgage application process.

The company's core offering is a sophisticated, AI-driven mortgage platform that digitizes and automates applications, significantly reducing decision times. This platform, named Origo, leverages machine learning for data extraction from documents, real-time data analysis from over 28 integrated APIs, and automated underwriting to provide faster, more accurate lending decisions. In 2021, MQube launched its own lending brand, MPowered Mortgages, which operates exclusively through mortgage brokers. MPowered serves as both a live lender in the residential mortgage market and a real-world testing ground for MQube's technology, creating a feedback loop for continuous platform improvement. This dual approach allows MQube to refine its technology, which has demonstrated the ability to reduce mortgage offer times from an industry average of 11 days to as little as 15 seconds.

MQube's business model serves financial institutions such as banks and building societies by offering its configurable technology platform to improve their operational efficiency and customer outcomes. Revenue is generated through this technology-as-a-service offering and through the mortgage products provided by its lending arm, MPowered Mortgages. The platform's key features include a flexible decision engine, a 'drag and drop' document upload function that automatically classifies files, and real-time credit commitment checks. The company has received significant backing from venture capital firms, including AV8 Ventures, IQ Capital, and JamJar Investments.

Keywords: mortgage origination, AI in lending, fintech, real estate technology, automated underwriting, financial software, loan origination system, data-driven lending, MPowered Mortgages, mortgage automation, digital mortgages, proptech, lending platform, risk management, data extraction, financial services technology, broker platform, real-time decisions, machine learning, Stuart Cheetham

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Investors

4 investors on MQube's cap table

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AV8 Ventures
IQ Capital
JamJar Investments
Series A 1 investor entered at this stage
M&G

Global footprint

Where MQube has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
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🇬🇧 United Kingdom93.9%
🇦🇺 Australia2%
🇮🇳 India2%
🇩🇪 Germany2%
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