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Personal loans: notice of servicing transfer FAQs


General:
Your personal loan was sold to a new vendor. As part of that sale, servicing for your loan has been transferred to Firstmark Services. Lenders regularly sell loans or loan servicing rights, often as a function of managing their portfolios. The sale of your personal loan is no reflection of your individual account.
Loan and Access:

Your loan terms - including your interest rate, balance, and any discounts you are receiving - will not change as a result of this transfer.

What will change?

  • The organization that services your personal loan account(s) will change, from Santander Bank to Firstmark Services.

  • If your current payment due date is on the 29th, 30th, or 31st, following the completion of this transition on May 8th your due date will change to the 28th of each month. If you’d like to change this date, please reach out to Firstmark Services after May 8th.

  • Please note: if you use ePay from an external account and your payment is scheduled on May 5th, 6th, or 7th, your payment will be delayed for 1-3 business days – and will be processed after the transition by Firstmark Services. (If you use ePay from a Santander Bank account, your payment will be processed up until 8pm on May 7th.)

Payment Questions:

No. Once your loan servicing moves from Santander Bank to Firstmark Services, the terms of your loan will not change – including your monthly payment amount and your loan balance.

Transition questions:

We understand that this change may be unexpected, and we apologize for any inconvenience. However, our loan agreements allow Santander Bank to sell or transfer your loan without borrower consent. This transfer does not change your contractual obligations.