nCino
A cloud platform banks and credit unions use to originate commercial, small business, consumer and mortgage loans.
nCino is a cloud banking platform for banks and credit unions. Its loan origination products cover commercial, small business, consumer and mortgage lending, alongside client onboarding and deposit account opening, and its Integration Gateway connects to core systems and other vendors. nCino is listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market as NCNO and is headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina. Its FY2026 annual report says it is deployed in over 25 countries and that subscription fees are aligned with the assets of the lines of business it supports.
- Website
- ncino.com
- Infrastructure layers
- Lending and loan origination
- Products (as published)
- Commercial Lending (commercial loan origination system)
Small Business Lending
Consumer Lending
Mortgage
Account Opening
Integration Gateway - Client types
- Banks and credit unions of all sizes, independent mortgage banks
- Regions served
- North America, Europe, the Middle East, Japan and Asia-Pacific (deployed in over 25 countries, per its FY2026 10-K)
- Pricing model (only if published)
- Subscription priced by the assets of the lines of business supported (asset-based), per its FY2026 10-K
- API documentation
- developer.ncino.com
- Date checked
- Profile type
- Standard
Questions
What is nCino used for?
How does nCino price its software?
Is nCino a public company?
See also
- MeridianLink and Blend, other loan origination platforms
- Lending guides
- All providers
Sources
- nCino commercial lending, small business lending, lending, account opening
- nCino FY2026 annual report (SEC)
- nCino investor relations
- nCino developer portal
- Checked September 26, 2026.
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