Bridgit joins SFG lending panel

Under the agreement, SFG brokers will be able to access Bridgit’s range of bridging finance solutions, which are designed to support clients seeking to purchase a property prior to selling, access equity, manage delayed settlements, or navigate more complex property transactions.

The partnership also provides brokers with access to Bridgit’s technology platform, which facilitates scenario modelling and aims to streamline the approval process.

The announcement follows a number of recent updates from Bridgit, including changes to its fee structure, the introduction of an 85 per cent loan-to-value ratio (LVR) product, increased use of automated valuation models (AVMs) and desktop valuations, and extended loan terms of up to 24 months with maximum loan sizes of $10 million.

Stephen Doyle said the partnership expands the lender’s reach within the broker channel.

“Partnering with SFG is an important step for Bridgit because it expands our access to a strong and growing broker network across the country,” Doyle said.

“We have built Bridgit around what brokers need most – speed, flexibility and ease – and we are always striving to create greater access and value for them. We’re excited to bring that value and innovation to SFG’s 1,200-plus members.”

Blake Buchanan said bridging finance is an increasingly relevant solution for brokers and their clients.

Broker Daily has recently reported on the uptick in bridging loan demand, particularly in tight markets such as Western Australia.

“Bridging is and will continue to be a growing need for many of our broker clients. Our role as an aggregator is to equip brokers with the breadth of solutions they need to deliver great client outcomes,” Buchanan said.

“Bridgit enhances that capability by providing a flexible, non-traditional option that can solve real problems for clients who may not fit within standard lending parameters.”

The partnership is effective from 13 April 2026.

[Related: Bridgit updates loan policy and introduces trail commissions]

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