LendingClub
LendingClub was founded in 2006 as an online lending marketplace designed to connect borrowers with investors through a technology-driven credit platform. The company became one of the best-known early fintech businesses in the United States and later expanded beyond marketplace lending into full-service digital banking. A major transformation occurred in 2021 when LendingClub acquired Radius Bank and became a nationally chartered bank holding company. That combination allowed the business to fund more loans through deposits, offer savings and checking products, retain loans on its own balance sheet, and operate more like a branchless digital bank while continuing its loan marketplace.
The business now provides personal loans, auto refinance, purchase financing, home-improvement financing, savings accounts, certificates of deposit, checking services, debit-card functionality, and digital banking tools. Its branchless, mobile-first platform serves creditworthy U.S. consumers and combines consumer lending with deposit products and an institutional loan marketplace. By the end of 2025, more than five million individuals had become members and more than $100 billion in loans had been originated through the platform. LendingClub Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries reported 1,075 employees as of December 31, 2025.
A major corporate rebrand occurred in 2026. On June 22, 2026, LendingClub Corporation legally changed its name to Happen, Inc., while LendingClub Bank, National Association became Happen Bank, National Association. The public company’s stock also moved to Nasdaq under ticker symbol HAPN. Therefore, older pages that continue to identify the parent company as LendingClub Corporation should be updated. The consumer-facing LendingClub name may still appear in legacy products, webpages, agreements, or historical references, but the current legal parent is Happen, Inc. The company’s principal executive office also moved during 2026 from 595 Market Street to 88 Kearny Street, Suite 600 in San Francisco.
Happen, Inc.
formerly LendingClub Corporation
88 Kearny Street, Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States
Current 2026 SEC filings identify this address as the principal executive office of Happen, Inc., formerly LendingClub Corporation.
88 Kearny Street, Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States
The San Francisco corporate office supports executive leadership, banking operations, lending strategy, finance, risk, compliance, technology, marketing, legal functions, investor relations, and other enterprise activities.
Happen, Inc. / Happen Bank, N.A.
88 Kearny Street, Suite 600
San Francisco, CA 94108
United States
Current LendingClub-branded product webpages also display this address. Product-specific notices, disputes, loan payments, or deposit correspondence can require separate addresses contained in the customer’s agreement.
595 Market Street, Suite 200
San Francisco, CA 94105
United States
LendingClub used this address as its principal executive office through early 2026. SEC filings changed to 88 Kearny Street, Suite 600 beginning in April 2026.
415-930-7440
This is the current telephone number listed with the company’s principal executive office in 2026 SEC filings.
888-596-3157
This number is currently published for LendingClub customer support, including Member Center and account-access assistance.
88 Kearny Street, Suite 600, San Francisco, CA 94108, United States.
88 Kearny Street, Suite 600, San Francisco, CA 94108, United States.
support@lendingclub.com
This email is currently published for LendingClub customer and account-support matters. Formal disputes may require specialized email or written notice.
Digital banking, financial technology, consumer lending, personal loans, savings, deposits, marketplace lending, and purchase finance.
1,075 employees as of December 31, 2025.
More than five million individuals had become members and more than $100 billion in loans had been originated through the platform by 2026.
Happen, Inc., formerly LendingClub Corporation, remains an independent publicly traded bank holding company.
Investor Relations: https://ir.lendingclub.com/
Careers: https://www.lendingclub.com/company/careers
LendingClub provides unsecured personal loans that can be used for debt consolidation, major purchases, home projects, and other eligible purposes. Current advertised loan amounts and terms depend on creditworthiness, product availability, and underwriting.
Eligible vehicle owners can use LendingClub to refinance qualifying automobile loans. The objective is generally to replace an existing auto loan with different pricing or repayment terms.
The company provides financing through merchant and service-provider relationships, allowing qualifying consumers to finance purchases or services through participating businesses.
LendingClub expanded into home-improvement financing in 2026 through merchant partnerships. The platform allows qualifying homeowners to finance eligible renovation and improvement projects.
LevelUp Savings is a digital savings product designed to offer competitive interest rates while allowing customers to manage funds through online and mobile banking.
Customers can open certificates of deposit with fixed terms and rates. CDs are provided through the bank and are subject to applicable account terms and FDIC insurance limits.
The banking platform provides digital account management, transfers, debit-card services, deposits, and other online banking functions for qualifying customers.
Eligible deposit-account customers can request a debit or ATM card and use it for purchases and account access according to the applicable account terms.
The company sells loans to banks, credit unions, asset managers, private-credit funds, and other institutional investors through its loan marketplace.
LendingClub provides financing solutions for participating medical, dental, and other healthcare providers, allowing eligible patients to finance qualifying procedures and services.
Selected education-related financing programs have been offered through the company’s lending platform and partner network.
Customers can manage loans and banking products online, review balances and transactions, make payments, send secure messages, and update account information digitally.
415-930-7440
This is the verified telephone number associated with the current San Francisco principal executive office.
415-930-7440
The same number is listed with Happen, Inc.’s current headquarters at 88 Kearny Street.
415-930-7440
Corporate and shareholder callers can use this number when they need enterprise-level assistance rather than consumer account support.
415-930-7440
This number serves the current principal executive office of the company formerly known as LendingClub Corporation.
888-596-3157
This is a current verified support number for LendingClub borrowers and Member Center users.
888-596-3157
Customers experiencing login, application, account, or loan-support problems can use this number.
800-242-0272
LendingClub publishes this number for savings and deposit-account customer service, including debit or ATM card requests.
888-596-3157
Customers who have difficulty accessing certain LendingClub digital services can use this support number for assistance.
844-538-6754
LendingClub publishes this toll-free number for members of the Armed Forces and qualifying dependents seeking information about federal protections.
888-596-3157
Ordinary disputes can begin with Customer Support, although specific loan agreements may require a formal written or email notice to preserve contractual rights.
Public verified dedicated Investor Relations telephone number not prominently available.
Investor Relations currently directs inquiries through IR@lendingclub.com and the corporate Investor Relations website.
Use the product-specific customer support number.
Customers who suspect unauthorized activity should contact LendingClub immediately through the applicable loan or deposit support channel and secure their online account.
For a personal loan, Member Center, application, login, or borrower-account issue, call 888-596-3157. For savings and other deposit-account support, 800-242-0272 is the more appropriate route. Because the company operates both credit and banking products, using the product-specific support number usually produces faster service than calling the corporate office.
Before calling, have the account email, loan or account number, transaction information, application details, and any previous case reference available. Customers should never provide passwords, complete security codes, or other sensitive credentials in response to an unsolicited call.
For a formal lending dispute, the applicable borrower agreement should be reviewed carefully. Certain current agreements direct customers to customeradvocacy@lendingclub.com before filing an arbitration claim. Corporate matters can be directed to the headquarters number at 415-930-7440.
Complaints may involve personal loans, deposits, payments, interest, fees, auto refinance, savings accounts, identity verification, account access, financing decisions, fraud, or customer service. Before escalating, gather agreements, statements, payment records, emails, screenshots, and previous case numbers.
Begin with 888-596-3157 for loan and LendingClub account concerns or 800-242-0272 for applicable deposit-account issues. Ask the representative to document the complaint and provide a reference where available.
Loan servicing, deposit banking, purchase finance, auto refinance, fraud, and accessibility complaints should be directed to the specialized team responsible for the relevant product.
If the first representative cannot resolve the issue, request escalation to a supervisor or specialist. Keep records of dates, representative names, and any complaint numbers.
Use secure messaging, support@lendingclub.com, or the written process specified in the applicable agreement. Formal pre-arbitration disputes may require notice to customeradvocacy@lendingclub.com.
Serious unresolved matters can be directed to Happen, Inc., formerly LendingClub Corporation, at 88 Kearny Street, Suite 600, San Francisco, CA 94108.
Banking, credit-reporting, fraud, loan servicing, payment, and contractual disputes can require different specialized teams. Follow any formal dispute instructions in the account or borrower agreement.
Banking and consumer-finance complaints can involve the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Federal Reserve, or another regulator depending on the product and legal entity.
Customers may submit qualifying complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or their state financial-services or consumer-protection authority. Credit-reporting disputes can also involve the credit bureaus and applicable federal rights.
Lending agreements may contain arbitration and pre-dispute notice requirements. Review the specific agreement before taking formal action and obtain qualified legal advice if the issue involves substantial financial loss, credit harm, fraud, or unresolved contractual rights.
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