Guide · Updated 23 October 2026
Lead distribution software for loan leads
Short answer
Loan leads are sold to lenders with strict and different approval criteria, so order your buyers from the pickiest and best-paying lender down to the most lenient. Fraud and duplicates are common in this vertical, so check phone, email and IP before any lender sees a lead.
How loan lead buyers differ
- Criteria: income, employment status, a bank account, loan amount and state.
- Price: the lender with the strictest criteria usually pays the most.
- State rules: some lenders cannot lend in some states.
- Appetite: lenders pause when their volume is full.
Why the order of the cascade matters
A strict, high-paying lender goes first. If the lead fails their criteria it drops to the next, then to lenders with looser rules, then to a fallback. Each lead gets its best chance at the best price, and a lead that fits no lender is not lost, only unsold.
The fraud problem
Loan traffic attracts fake leads and repeat submissions. Check phone, email and IP before the ping, block duplicates, and grade your sources so you stop paying for the bad ones. Hold publisher payouts until a sale is confirmed so returns do not come out of your pocket.
Set it up in pingtype
- Add every lender as a buyer with acceptance rules on income, amount and state.
- Order the cascade from strictest and best-paying to most lenient.
- Turn on phone, email and IP checks, with a risk score.
- Set caps per lender, and a fallback last.
- Review quality and returns by publisher every week.
Consumer lending is heavily regulated and rules differ by place. This is general information, not legal advice.
Questions
How do I order buyers for loan leads?
Put the strictest, best-paying lender first and the most lenient last, so each lead gets its best price before it falls through.
How do I reduce fake loan leads?
Check phone, email and IP before the ping, block duplicates and grade sources by quality.
When should I pay publishers for loan leads?
After the sale is confirmed. pingtype holds payouts until then.