Lending software for Denmark
A cashless market where MitID signs every loan and MobilePay handles repayments. lendhero arrives with RKI, MitID and Straksoverførsel already connected, so your team configures products instead of plumbing.
- DKK (kr.)
- Danish, English
- 12 local connectors
- 1–2 weeks to launch

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Credit score
On-time payments
Market profile
Denmark at a glance
What lendhero is set up for in Denmark before your team logs in.
Currency
DKK (kr.)
Languages
Danish, English
Supervisor
Danish FSA
Credit data
RKI, Debitor Registret
Payout rails
Straksoverførsel, MobilePay
Data protection
GDPR
- 12
- local connectors wired in before kickoff
- DKK
- for pricing, payouts and repayments
- 1–2
- weeks from kickoff to the first loan
- 2
- interface languages: Danish, English
Working with borrowers in Denmark
Tools for every borrower conversation
Borrowers in Denmark apply, sign, pay and come back for repeat loans in Danish and DKK.
Decisioning
Decisions in seconds,
explained in plain words
Third-party and built-in checks run in one flow, for individuals and businesses. Every approval and decline shows the rules and scores behind it.
- Every check in one passAnti-fraud, identification, credit bureaus, sanctions and digital footprint.
- Rules you can readYour team can answer any borrower about why.
Application #48213
Freja · Consumer loan, 6 months · 30.000 kr.
- IdentityVerified
- Anti-fraudPassed
- Credit bureau712
- Debt-to-income31%
- Sanctions & watchlistsClear
Local stack
The Denmark stack,
connected before kickoff.
lendhero ships with the connectors lenders in Denmark use every day, from RKI to Betalingsservice. New ones are added through the open API.
- Credit bureaus & registries2 connectors
- RRKI
- DDebitor Registret
- Identity & KYC2 connectors
- MMitID
- SSignicat
- Bank & alternative data2 connectors
- TTink
- AAiia
- Disbursement rails2 connectors
- SStraksoverførsel
- MMobilePay
- Repayments & collections2 connectors
- BBetalingsservice
- MMobilePay
- Messaging3 connectors
- WWhatsApp Business
- SSinch
- E-signature2 connectors
- MMitID
- SSignicat
Checks and payments
Who borrows and how money moves in Denmark
Applicants are checked with RKI and Debitor Registret, and money moves via Straksoverførsel and MobilePay.
Client checks
Checks connected in Denmark:
- Anti-fraud servicesDevice, behaviour and blacklist checksPass
- Identity verificationMitID, SignicatPass
- Credit bureausRKI, Debitor RegistretPass
- Government registriesNational ID and tax registriesPass
- Bank and alternative dataTink, AiiaReview
- Additional data sourcesTelco, open banking and your own listsAuto
Payment infrastructure
Payment rails connected in Denmark:
- Straksoverførsel
- MobilePay
- Betalingsservice
Loan servicing
Every loan and every repayment on one screen
Edit terms, recalculate interest, apply penalties and follow the full schedule without exporting anything.
- Automatic calculations for every loanInterest, fees and penalties in DKK are calculated by a dedicated engine with 200+ configurable parameters. Staff can still adjust any amount by hand, and every change is logged.
- Loan products in minutesSet up consumer, instalment and business products with their rules and scenarios in the admin panel, without a release.
- Notifications tied to every calculationEach due date, penalty and recalculation sends the right message to the borrower and your team.
Loan #48213
30.000 kr.
On track| Date | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 4 | 5.350 kr. | Paid |
| Oct 4 | 5.350 kr. | Paid |
| Nov 4 | 5.350 kr. | Due in 7 days |
| Dec 4 | 5.350 kr. | Upcoming |
| Jan 4 | 5.350 kr. | Upcoming |
Loan flow
How a loan runs in Denmark. Five steps, all local.
- 01ApplyBorrowers apply on the web, in the app or via email, with forms in Danish and English.
- 02VerifyIdentity and documents are checked through MitID and Signicat.
- 03DecideScorecards pull RKI and Debitor Registret data and return a decision in seconds.
- 04DisburseFunds go out via Straksoverførsel or MobilePay in DKK, straight after signing.
- 05CollectRepayments arrive via Betalingsservice and MobilePay, with reminders over WhatsApp Business.
Portals
One platform, three portals
Everyone works in the same system and sees only what their role allows.
Products
What lenders in Denmark launch
on lendhero.
Compliance
Configured for Finanstilsynet and GDPR.
lendhero is software: the licence stays yours. We set the platform up for the rules you operate under in Denmark.
Hosting & data residency
Cloud or on-premise deployment, with data stored where GDPR requires.
Consent & privacy
Borrower consents are captured, versioned and logged under GDPR.
Pricing & disclosures
Rates, fees and cost-of-credit disclosures set per product for Finanstilsynet rules.
Audit trail
Every decision, edit and message is logged for internal and external audits.
Questions
Frequently
asked
Didn’t find the answer? Write to us and we’ll reply within one business day.
Can lendhero run a lending business in Denmark?+–
Yes. The platform is set up for DKK, Danish and English and Finanstilsynet requirements, with 12 local connectors ready on day one.
Which credit data sources are connected in Denmark?+–
RKI, Debitor Registret. On top of that, identity checks run through MitID and Signicat and bank data comes from Tink and Aiia.
How do borrowers get paid and repay?+–
Payouts go out via Straksoverførsel and MobilePay in DKK. Repayments arrive via Betalingsservice and MobilePay, with reminders over WhatsApp Business and Sinch.
How long does a launch in Denmark take?+–
Usually 1–2 weeks from kickoff to the first loan, including connecting 12 local services, product setup, staff training and a test run.
Can we run several countries on one platform?+–
Yes. One installation serves several countries, each with its own currency, products, languages and local connectors.
Book a demo
Lending in Denmark?
Let’s plan the launch.
We’ll walk you through the platform, show what matters for your products and answer questions about your business.
- A 30-minute call
- A walkthrough on your products and markets
- Answers on timeline, integrations and pricing