Blend Labs, Inc. announced that a tenth lender has signed on to Blend Autopilot, its agentic intelligence layer for home lending. The milestone comes six months after Autopilot began working on live loans and three months after becoming commercially available.
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“We’re moving fast, our customers are moving fast with us, and together we’re leading the agentic transformation of lending.”
Alongside growing lender adoption, Autopilot is currently working on an average of more than 3,500 new loans per week, an annualized pace of nearly 200,000 loans, reflecting the accelerating deployment of agentic AI across banks, credit unions, and mortgage lenders.
The latest lenders to sign on to Autopilot include Whatcom Educational Credit Union (WECU), one of Washington’s largest credit unions, as well as Gate City Bank and other lenders spanning community financial institutions, regional banks, and mortgage providers.
“We’re incredibly proud to be building alongside lenders who aren’t waiting for the future of lending, but helping create it,” said Nima Ghamsari, Co-founder and Head of Blend. “Every loan Autopilot works and every lender putting it into production helps our engineers make the system better, and moves us closer to a fundamentally different lending experience. That partnership has always been one of Blend’s greatest strengths. We’re moving fast, our customers are moving fast with us, and together we’re leading the agentic transformation of lending.”
Lenders are putting Autopilot to work across mortgage and home equity, with AI taking on work from document review and income review to borrower follow-ups, pre-underwriting, and closing QC.
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