Public records · updated 2026-10-16

Mortgage lenders, by their own public HMDA data

Every bank, credit union and mortgage company here reported its mortgage lending under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act. See how many loans each one made, the loan types and purposes, and where it lends, then check its license and get Loan Estimates.

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What every listing shows

HMDA filer status from the official record, with the date we checked
Institution type
HMDA filing agency
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
Loans originated (2025)
Address and phone from the public record

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4,645mortgage lenders listed

4,645with published HMDA filings

50states + DC & territories

Oct 16, 2026last data refresh

We are not a lender or a mortgage broker. We do not take applications, quote rates or refer you to anyone. Lenders are listed under their headquarters city and ordered by number of loans made; no lender can pay to rank higher. To compare prices, get Loan Estimates from several lenders on the same day.

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Banks & savings institutions2,461 mortgage lenders Credit unions1,491 mortgage lenders Non-bank mortgage companies693 mortgage lenders Government-backed loans1,093 mortgage lenders Lending in 25+ states530 mortgage lenders

Top cities

Where the most mortgage lenders are listed.

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Houston, TX54

Chicago, IL31

Oklahoma City, OK28

Dallas, TX27

Irvine, CA25

San Diego, CA23

Austin, TX21

New York, NY21

Miami, FL18

Omaha, NE18

Wichita, KS18

Fort Washington, PA17

Birmingham, AL17

San Antonio, TX17

Los Angeles, CA17

Cincinnati, OH16

How it works

Compiled from FFIEC / CFPB HMDA Data Browser (aggregations and filer lists), HMDA public transmittal sheet (snapshot), GLEIF LEI records.

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Find lenders

Search by name or browse lenders headquartered in your state, by type and by loan program.

Read the public record

Each profile shows the lender's own HMDA filing: loans made, loan types and purposes, and where it lends.

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Check NMLS, then ask several lenders for a Loan Estimate. We never take applications or pass on your details.

Guides

Plain-English answers, with links to the official sources.

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Guide · 4 min readWhat HMDA data tells you about a mortgage lender, and what it does notWho reports Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data, what the figures on each profile mean, and why an approval share is not your odds of approval.Guide · 4 min readHow to compare mortgage offers with the Loan EstimateWhen lenders must give you a Loan Estimate, what counts as an application, which fees can change, and how to compare offers line by line.Guide · 4 min readBanks, credit unions and mortgage companies: checking a lender on NMLSHow the three kinds of mortgage lender differ, who regulates them, and how to look up a lender and its loan officer on NMLS Consumer Access.Guide · 4 min readConventional, FHA, VA and USDA loans: what the loan-type figures meanThe four loan types in HMDA data, who each one is for, and how to use a lender's loan-type mix to build a shortlist.

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Common questions

Are you a lender or a mortgage broker?

No. We are a directory of public data. We do not take applications, quote rates, recommend lenders or refer borrowers, and we receive nothing based on referrals, applications or loans. Lenders can buy a labelled featured listing for a flat monthly advertising fee that is the same for every lender.

What is HMDA data?

The Home Mortgage Disclosure Act requires most mortgage lenders to report information about the applications they receive and the loans they make each year. The FFIEC and CFPB publish it in the HMDA Data Browser. Every figure on a profile comes from the lender's own filing. See what HMDA data shows.

Does a high approval share mean I will be approved?

No. A lender's share of approved applications depends on who applied to it, its products and its markets. It is background, not a prediction. Ask for a Loan Estimate and a preapproval to find out what a lender will offer you.

Why isn't my lender listed?

Smaller banks and credit unions below the HMDA asset or volume thresholds, institutions without an office in a metropolitan area, and lenders that did not file for the year shown do not appear. Their absence says nothing about them. If a filer is missing, tell us.

Do you show the best rates?

No. HMDA data are historical and we do not collect rate quotes. The only reliable way to compare prices is to request Loan Estimates from several lenders on the same day. See how to compare Loan Estimates.

How do I check that a lender is licensed?

Search the company and your loan officer on NMLS Consumer Access. Non-bank lenders must be licensed in the state where the property is. See checking a lender on NMLS.