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Founded in 2007, CuneXus developed a pioneering automated consumer lending platform that allows financial institutions to proactively extend pre-approved loan offers to their customers 24/7. Their core product eliminated the traditional loan application process by creating a "perpetual state of approval," where customers could see and accept personalized loan offers with a single click. In 2020, CuneXus was acquired by CUNA Mutual Group (which rebranded to TruStage in 2023) to integrate this technology into its broader suite of financial products. The CuneXus technology is now a key component of TruStage's "LendPro" digital lending solution for credit unions.

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CuneXus

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