Help Clients Move Forward While Property Transfer Is Still in Progress
BridgeFin gives conveyancing practices a specialist bridging-finance option for qualifying funding needs that arise before registration. Whether a seller needs assistance with an approved transfer-related cost or an estate agent is waiting for qualifying commission, your firm remains connected to the transaction while BridgeFin provides and administers the funding solution.
A Practical Finance Route for Needs That Arise During Transfer
Help Solve a Funding Problem Without Stepping Outside the Property Matter
Cash-flow obstacles can arise even when a property transaction itself is progressing. BridgeFin gives the conveyancing practice a specialist funding route to introduce when an otherwise viable matter includes a qualifying short-term finance requirement.
Support the Transaction
A seller who cannot immediately meet an approved clearance or compliance cost may place pressure on the progress of a transfer. BridgeFin gives the attorney a way to refer that funding requirement for assessment without the law firm becoming the lender.
When the Matter Needs Another Option
Add Value Beyond the Legal Process
When qualifying finance can resolve a transaction-related obstacle, your practice can help the client understand the available BridgeFin route while continuing to focus on the conveyancing work.
Specialist Bridging Finance That Complements Your Conveyancing Service
BridgeFin does not replace the attorney’s role and does not ask the practice to become a finance provider. We specialise in the bridging component while your firm retains responsibility for the property transfer and its professional relationship with the client.
A Funding Obstacle Should Not Automatically Become a Transfer Obstacle
Property transfers involve more than legal documentation. Sellers may encounter costs that have to be dealt with before registration, while estate agents may wait for commission that is already linked to a concluded sale.
By giving your practice access to a specialist bridging-finance partner, you have another route to explore when timing—not the underlying transaction—is creating the financial pressure.
A Straightforward Route for Your Practice
From firm onboarding to individual matters, BridgeFin gives participating conveyancing practices a clear route for introducing and managing qualifying bridging-finance applications.
Register Your Firm
Complete the firm onboarding process and establish your practice as a participating BridgeFin legal practice.
Building strategy
Recognise a qualifying seller cost or commission requirement linked to a property transfer your firm is handling.
Submit the Matter
Provide the relevant client, property and transaction information together with the required supporting documents.
Follow the Matter
BridgeFin assesses and administers the finance while your practice remains connected through funding and settlement.
Questions From Conveyancing Practices
BridgeFin is designed to work alongside the legal professionals already managing the property transaction. These answers cover the most common questions about firm participation, applications and your practice’s role in the process.
Does the attorney or law firm become the lender?
No. BridgeFin provides and administers the bridging-finance solution. The conveyancing practice remains responsible for the underlying legal matter and facilitates the relevant application and transaction information.
Which BridgeFin solutions can our practice facilitate?
Participating firms can facilitate qualifying Seller Bridging applications for approved transfer-related requirements and Estate Agent Commission Bridging applications linked to commission on pending property transfers.
Can secretaries and other team members use BridgeFin?
Yes. A participating firm can have authorised individual users rather than relying on a shared account. Access can be structured around roles such as attorneys, conveyancing secretaries and approved support personnel.
What information does BridgeFin need from our firm?
Requirements depend on the type of application, but may include information about the client, property, sale, transfer, funding requirement and supporting documents needed to assess the matter. BridgeFin may request additional information where necessary.