QuickBridge: What Happens After You Submit?
Provider-published sharing and opt-out terms are shown separately from moderated user reports. Reported contact metrics use only Verified or Partially Verified submissions.
What QuickBridge Says Happens
QuickBridge takes the application directly, but publishes a referral path: if it cannot make an offer, it may try to match the applicant with one of its partners for financing.
QuickBridge says exploring options with it does not impact your credit score, and that if it is unable to offer financing it may match you with a partner, and that partner may perform a hard credit pull to determine eligibility. Declined applications can therefore travel to a partner.
Soft pull to explore options with QuickBridge itself; a partner match after a decline may involve that partner's own credit pull and outreach.
Ask QuickBridge whether a decline will be referred to partners before applying if you do not want your file to travel; revoke telemarketing consent directly with any partner that contacts you.
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