Updated April 13, 2023 – WebBank is the bank behind a long list of retailers and other financing companies that provide credit or loans. Here’s a full list of WebBank credit card and other partners:
- Fingerhut – Well-known catalog/Internet retailer offers credit via WebBank and says “We can often say Yes! when others say no” and if you “make your payments on time, you build your buying power with us, and we report your payment history to the credit bureaus.”
- Dell Preferred Account and Dell Business Credit – WebBank offers credit to Dell customers to finance Dell computers and related purchases.
- Gemini Credit Card – This crypto credit card is issued in partnership with WebBank.
- PayPal Working Capital – PayPal offers business loans via WebBank, which are paid for out of a business’s PayPal sales proceeds.
- Prosper – Another peer-to-peer lending/investing marketplace that uses WebBank as its banking partner.
- Petal Credit Card – Newish credit card targeted to traditionally under-served consumers is issued by WebBank.
- Klarna – Klarna provides on-the-spot financing of purchases at certain online stores. (You are offered the financing when you are ready to check out.) But, behind the scenes, it is actually WebBank providing the financing.
- Shopify Capital – Loans for companies that use the Shopify ecommerce platform are issued by WebBank.
- Avant – This company markets personal loans and credit cards that are actually issued by WebBank.
- CAN Capital – Provides business loans in partnership with Web Bank.
- Capital On Tap – Business credit card is issued in partnership with WebBank.
- Cleo Credit Builder – Offers short-term credit building loans that are actually issued in partnership with WebBank.
- Collective Liquidity Exchange Loans – Allows shareholders of this company’s Exchange Fund to borrow against their assets in the fund. WebBank provides these loans.
- DigniFi – Markets auto loan and auto repair loans that are actually made by WebBank.
- Domain Money – Online personal finance consultancy partners with WebBank for customer deposits.
- iCreditWorks – These dental care financing loans are issued in partnership with WebBank.
- Ironhorse Funding – Provides motorcycle refinancing loans issued in partnership with WebBank.
- Lane Health – WebBank provides loans that an “advance” on the funds in this company’s Health Savings Accounts (HSA).
- Libertas Funding – Business financing company offers certain loans in partnership with WebBank.
- Mosaic – Provides home improvement and solar project financing, with some loans issued by WebBank.
- OneMain Financial Credit Cards – WebBank is the issuing bank behind this loan company’s Brightway credit cards.
- Oportun Credit Card – This credit card for people with only-OK credit histories is issued in partnership with WebBank.
- Scratch – Medical financing loans from this company are actually issued by WebBank.
- Toast Capital Loans – Restaurant management and financing company offers business loans that are issued by WebBank.
- Zip – Most of the “buy now pay later” installment loans from this company are issued in partnership with WebBank.
- Gettington – No longer operating, Gettington was an Internet retailer owned by the same company as Fingerhut but with a different product selection of clothing, housewares, health & beauty, etc. WebBank provided Gettington’s customer financing.
- Jasper Mastercard – No longer operating, this credit card targeted new-to-credit customers (especially those new to the U.S.) and partnered with WebBank to issue its cards.