Financial marketplaces built around UK regulation, from the first listing to payout.

Each provider is verified against the FCA Financial Services Register and Companies House, and its permissions are mapped to the product categories it may list. The operator's own permissions, or its principal firm's, decide which activities the platform performs. If a provider's status changes, scheduled checks pause its listings automatically.

Product pages, guides, emails and adverts move through an approval queue where an authorised person signs off each version. The approved version is stored with the approver and date, and anything edited after approval goes back into the queue. Providers' own wording follows the same route before publication.

Mortgage, property tax, take home pay and pension calculators adjust to where the customer lives or buys: Stamp Duty Land Tax in England and Northern Ireland, Land and Buildings Transaction Tax in Scotland and Land Transaction Tax in Wales, with Scottish income tax bands where relevant. Rate tables are edited in the admin.

Identity verification, soft credit searches and Open Banking account information give providers a clear view of each applicant with consent. Applicants share data once and choose which providers receive it. Every share is logged with purpose and wording, which supports both UK GDPR accountability and providers' own checks.

Customer fees can be paid by card with Strong Customer Authentication, by Open Banking pay by bank, or by Direct Debit for recurring services. Where funds belong to partners, a regulated marketplace payment provider splits them, because relying on the commercial agent exclusion in the Payment Services Regulations is narrow and needs legal advice.

Introductions carry a reference through to completion, commission and fees are matched to provider statements, and partners download their own statements. VAT treatment differs between exempt financial intermediation and standard rated services, so each fee type carries the treatment your accountant confirms, and exports suit common UK accounting software.

Reports show outcomes by customer group, acceptance and decline rates, complaint themes, vulnerability flags and the costs customers actually paid. These feed your annual board report and help you show that products listed offer fair value and that customers understand them.

Complaints are logged, assigned to the operator or the responsible provider, and tracked against DISP deadlines. Final responses are stored, and customers are told about their right to refer to the Financial Ombudsman Service. Where a provider is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, listings can say so accurately.

Some marketplaces sell a non financial extra, such as a premium credit report service or a paid membership. These follow the Consumer Contracts Regulations, including cancellation rights, and the DMCC Act's subscription contract rules are expected in 2027, so renewal reminders and easy cancellation are built in from the start.

National marketplaces win search traffic city by city. We build indexable category and regional pages for places such as London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Cardiff and Belfast, each with genuinely local content, structured data for products and reviews, fast Core Web Vitals and clean internal linking, so customers searching locally land on a page written for them.