CUDL and 700Credit Forge Partnership
700Credit LLC, a provider of credit reporting and compliance products and services, has partnered with CUDL, a provider of indirect and point-of-purchase auto lending solutions to the credit union industry.
TORRANCE, Calif. — 700Credit LLC, a provider of credit reporting and compliance products and services, has partnered with CUDL, a provider of indirect and point-of-purchase auto lending solutions to the credit union industry. Through the new alliance, 700Credit will offer Web-based credit reports, as well as numerous compliance and consumer information products, to automotive dealers via the CUDL system.
"Our partnership with 700Credit allows our dealer partners to provide enhanced service and responsiveness to the 27.5 million credit union members served through the CUDL Lending Platform,” said Joe Greenwald, CUDL’s vice president of marketing.
“We are extremely excited about our new partnership with CUDL and their clients,” said Curtis Knievel, vice president of sales and marketing for 700Credit. “By integrating our capabilities within the CUDL Platform, dealers will benefit by having an additional source for compliance solutions and credit reporting.”
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