ClearScore has launched ‘ClearScore Everywhere’ in the UK, integrating its data-driven credit matching platform into third-party digital channels, including retail and financial services partners.
ClearScore unveiled its latest offering at its 10-year anniversary Summer Conference – Shift2025 on 15 July.
Through ‘ClearScore Everywhere’, partners such as Asda, Co-op and Very.co.uk can embed ClearScore’s technology into their websites and apps, offering personalised credit solutions to their customers from the credit marketplace.
ClearScore’s proprietary technology platform serves over 15 million users in the UK and more than 24 million globally, matching users to credit cards, loans and car finance via a mix of credit and affordability data, facilitated through credit reports and Open Banking data.
‘ClearScore Everywhere’ serves financial services partners, offering these organisations credit broking alongside their core business.
Justin Basini, co-founder and chief executive officer of ClearScore, said: “Our strategy has been to add to our considerable direct-to-consumer acquisition, adding ‘ClearScore Everywhere’ where we are facilitating embedded finance at scale, meeting customer needs through partnering with leading brands.
“These brands will benefit from our cutting-edge technology stack and extensive partner panel, offering the best choice and experience for their customers.”
Samantha Inger, head of payments at Asda, said: “This collaboration with ClearScorebrings together the best of two iconic brands – strong customer engagement on our platform, and their proven credit marketplace and infrastructure. It’s a smart way to expand the value we deliver to our customers.”
Speaking at its annual conference earlier this week, Andy Sleigh, chief operating officer at ClearScore, pointed out that it had helped users take out 2.2 million products in the past year and that there are now more than 2.5 million Open Banking-connected users.
ClearScore has more than 80 direct API integrations and 5.9 million monthly active users.
Tom Markham, vice president, commercial at ClearScore, told attendees that the number of Open Banking connections among its users is up 44% since January 2024, and that this is expected to grow.
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