MeridianLink and Jack Henry Expand Partnership to Offer Enhanced Digital Lending Solutions for Community Banks and Credit Unions.
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Friday, Aug 22, 2025 4:05 am ET2min read
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Jack Henry will resell the full suite of MeridianLink One platform solutions, including mortgage and consumer lending options. The partnership focuses on modernizing platforms to cater to evolving consumer needs and delivering superior results for financial institutions.
The expanded alliance builds upon the successful 15-year relationship between the two companies. MeridianLink, Inc. (NYSE: MLNK), a leading provider of lending software platforms for financial institutions, and Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) have joined forces to jointly serve over 500 banks and credit unions and new joint customers by transforming digital lending and account opening experiences for both consumers and staff.
Larry Katz, President and Chief Executive Officer designate of MeridianLink, stated, "Financial institutions are modernizing their platforms and adopting new capabilities to serve changing consumer needs. Our expanded relationship underscores the power of our integrated offering and the ability of our platform to deliver differentiated outcomes for banks and credit unions. Additionally, our collaboration now includes the full capabilities of the MeridianLink One platform" [1, 2, 3].
Greg Adelson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jack Henry, commented, "By working with industry leaders like MeridianLink, we help community banks and credit unions meet their evolving consumer needs faster. Our longstanding collaboration has delivered tremendous value for our growing ecosystem, and we look forward to our ability to now offer extended capabilities of the MeridianLink One platform" [1, 2, 3].
MeridianLink One empowers financial institutions to develop lifelong financial management relationships to support a consumer’s entire financial journey by using a comprehensive banking software solution. The platform spans the entire digital lending journey from deposit account opening, consumer and mortgage loan origination, credit reporting, data access and verification, business consulting, analytics, collections, and scoring. Seamless integrations eliminate the need to seek out disparate financial offerings and reduce silos, while increasing efficiencies.
The expanded alliance between MeridianLink and Jack Henry includes additional capabilities that extend across consumer and mortgage lending, empowering financial institutions to securely and reliably enhance account opening, application processing, loan origination, and cross-selling experiences.
References:
[1] https://www.marketscreener.com/news/meridianlink-jack-henry-expand-strategic-reseller-relationship-to-include-meridianlink-one-platform-ce7c50dadb88ff23
[2] https://www.morningstar.com/news/business-wire/20250821619283/meridianlink-and-jack-henry-expand-strategic-reseller-relationship-to-include-meridianlink-one-platform-solutions-for-community-banks-and-credit-unions
[3] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/meridianlink-jack-henry-expand-strategic-200500308.html
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MeridianLink and Jack Henry expand their strategic reseller partnership to include MeridianLink One platform solutions for community banks and credit unions. The collaboration aims to enhance digital lending and account opening solutions, improving consumer experiences and outcomes across over 500 financial institutions. Jack Henry will resell the full suite of MeridianLink One platform solutions, including mortgage and consumer lending options. The partnership focuses on modernizing platforms to cater to evolving consumer needs and delivering superior results for financial institutions.
MeridianLink and Jack Henry have expanded their strategic reseller partnership to include the MeridianLink One platform solutions for community banks and credit unions. The collaboration aims to enhance digital lending and account opening solutions, improving consumer experiences and outcomes across over 500 financial institutions [1, 2, 3].Jack Henry will resell the full suite of MeridianLink One platform solutions, including mortgage and consumer lending options. The partnership focuses on modernizing platforms to cater to evolving consumer needs and delivering superior results for financial institutions.
The expanded alliance builds upon the successful 15-year relationship between the two companies. MeridianLink, Inc. (NYSE: MLNK), a leading provider of lending software platforms for financial institutions, and Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) have joined forces to jointly serve over 500 banks and credit unions and new joint customers by transforming digital lending and account opening experiences for both consumers and staff.
Larry Katz, President and Chief Executive Officer designate of MeridianLink, stated, "Financial institutions are modernizing their platforms and adopting new capabilities to serve changing consumer needs. Our expanded relationship underscores the power of our integrated offering and the ability of our platform to deliver differentiated outcomes for banks and credit unions. Additionally, our collaboration now includes the full capabilities of the MeridianLink One platform" [1, 2, 3].
Greg Adelson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jack Henry, commented, "By working with industry leaders like MeridianLink, we help community banks and credit unions meet their evolving consumer needs faster. Our longstanding collaboration has delivered tremendous value for our growing ecosystem, and we look forward to our ability to now offer extended capabilities of the MeridianLink One platform" [1, 2, 3].
MeridianLink One empowers financial institutions to develop lifelong financial management relationships to support a consumer’s entire financial journey by using a comprehensive banking software solution. The platform spans the entire digital lending journey from deposit account opening, consumer and mortgage loan origination, credit reporting, data access and verification, business consulting, analytics, collections, and scoring. Seamless integrations eliminate the need to seek out disparate financial offerings and reduce silos, while increasing efficiencies.
The expanded alliance between MeridianLink and Jack Henry includes additional capabilities that extend across consumer and mortgage lending, empowering financial institutions to securely and reliably enhance account opening, application processing, loan origination, and cross-selling experiences.
References:
[1] https://www.marketscreener.com/news/meridianlink-jack-henry-expand-strategic-reseller-relationship-to-include-meridianlink-one-platform-ce7c50dadb88ff23
[2] https://www.morningstar.com/news/business-wire/20250821619283/meridianlink-and-jack-henry-expand-strategic-reseller-relationship-to-include-meridianlink-one-platform-solutions-for-community-banks-and-credit-unions
[3] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/meridianlink-jack-henry-expand-strategic-200500308.html

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