Built to lend anywhere.
For groups and lenders operating across more than one market.
Lending rules are local. Origination infrastructure should not have to be. Mast separates your lending policy from the platform that runs it, so a new market is a configuration exercise, not a new product build.
Why expansion usually stalls.
Platforms hard-coded to one market's rules and disclosures
Every new country becoming a separate codebase to maintain
Local credit, identity and property data providers with no clean integration path
Regulators asking for in-country data residency and evidence
Core banking systems that differ market by market
What makes Mast portable.
Multi-jurisdiction policy as code
Affordability logic, credit policy, disclosures, document sets and audit expectations are configuration, not a fork. Each market runs its own versioned policy set on the same platform, with a full change history behind every decision.
Localisation and multi-currency
Language, currency, number, date and address formats, plus local product structures and fee models. Borrower and broker journeys read as native in every market you operate in.
Local data and integration layer
Credit bureaux, identity and AML providers, valuation, land registry and open banking sit behind stable interfaces. Swap the provider per market without touching the journey or the policy.
Cloud regions and data residency
Deploy in-region on hardened cloud infrastructure, with isolated tenant environments, encryption in transit and at rest, and access controls that satisfy local supervisors.
Core agnostic by design
Mast is headless and API-first, so it sits alongside whatever core banking and servicing systems a market already runs. No rip and replace, no dependency on one vendor's roadmap.
Shared foundations, local configuration
Reuse the same components, reporting and governance patterns across entities, while local teams tune criteria and journeys inside guardrails you set centrally.
What good looks like.
Stand up a new market or entity from proven components instead of a fresh build.
Local criteria, journeys and integrations configured per entity, without a separate build each time.
Versioned policy, decision trails and residency controls that hold up in local review.
Planning your next market?
Tell us where you lend today and where you want to lend next. We will walk you through how Mast is configured per market, what integrates locally, and how quickly a new market can go live.