LendingClub provides borrowing information and planning tools. Its calculators do not ask for a Social Security number, bank password, card number or online-banking credential.
Use the correct website
Use the HTTPS address https://www.lendingclub.biz/. Do not enter sensitive financial information into lookalike domains, unexpected pop-ups or links sent by an unverified caller.
What the calculators do
Calculator inputs such as amount, rate, term, fees and days stay in your browser. They are not sent to the separate partner loan request form.
Protect provider credentials
If you continue to a third-party provider, use that provider’s verified website. Never share a one-time authentication code, account password or bank login with a caller claiming it is required to release funds.1
Common scam signals
- Guaranteed approval without any provider review.
- Pressure to pay an upfront “insurance” or “release” fee.2
- Requests for gift cards, cryptocurrency or remote-access software.
- A sender who cannot provide a verifiable legal company name and state authorization.
External links
Links to regulators, providers and other websites lead outside LendingClub. Review the destination URL and that site’s privacy and security practices before sending information.
Questions about this website
For a website issue, email [email protected]. Include the affected page and a brief explanation. Existing loan disputes belong with the lender or servicer.
Partner loan request form
The loan request page loads a third-party loan request form. The form provider may receive connection information when the form loads. Any information you enter or submit is handled by the parties identified in the form’s disclosures and consent language. Read those notices before sharing personal or financial information.
LendingClub does not use this form to make credit decisions. Values entered in our separate planning calculators stay in your browser.
Further checks for this decision
Report suspicious texts through your messaging app or forward them to 7726.3
Caller ID can be spoofed. Verify an unexpected caller through a company contact you independently trust.4