LenderDock and Tranzpay Partner to Automate P&C Insurance Payments and Lienholder Workflows
By Lauren Towner · 18 September 2026
In brief: LenderDock and Tranzpay have partnered to integrate lienholder automation with a full-stack insurance payment platform, digitizing escrow, premiums, and claims for P&C carriers.
| Primary Partner | Tranzpay |
|---|---|
| Payment Modalities | 8 (including virtual card, ACH, instant deposit) |
| Compliance Standards | PCI Level 1 DSS and SOC 2 |
| Core Focus | P&C Insurance Lienholder Automation |

LenderDock, Inc., the leading provider of online P&C insurance policy verification and automated lienholder process management, today announced a strategic partnership with Tranzpay, a FinTech/InsurTech payments platform purpose-built for insurance. The partnership combines LenderDock's unique lienholder automation, including real-time policy verification, mortgagee updates, policy and billing notifications, and now escrow payments—and Tranzpay's complete payment infrastructure on both sides of the ledger, including premium billing, claims, vendor, and refund disbursements.
Tranzpay.io modernizes direct premium collections, claims disbursements (Claims Pay), vendor payments and refunds, and related insurance payment workflows. Combined with LenderDock’s automation suite, the partnership delivers a holistic solution that connects payments to the underlying policies, balances, and parties—eliminating paper checks, accelerating reconciliation, and reducing operational cost and risk for shared customers.
“Our vision for DisburseCloud has always been bigger than simply moving money from one place to another. Payments should be connected to the workflow, data, and decisions surrounding the transaction. LenderDock brings deep expertise in policy verification and lienholder workflows, and together we’re able to create a truly integrated payment experience that reduces manual work, improves reconciliation, and modernizes how insurance payments are processed,” said Skip Gilleland, COO of DisburseCloud.
Key benefits of the partnership:
- A unified offering that digitizes every part of lienholder data, communications, and payments workflow.
- Free from unreasonable and coercive pricing models and contractual obligations
- Consolidating and streamlining multiple data integrations
- Modern, purpose-built, and cloud-based architecture specifically for insurance
“This partnership brings together two highly complementary technology strengths,” said Frank Eubank, CEO of LenderDock.
“The P&C Insurance community finally has a complete and holistic solution that seamlessly addresses all communication, data, and payment-related needs. This partnership gives carriers and financial third parties the only true end-to-end digitized lienholder experience.”
Frequently asked questions
How does the LenderDock and Tranzpay partnership benefit P&C insurers?
The partnership provides P&C insurers with a holistic solution that digitizes lienholder data, communications, and payments. By combining LenderDock's policy verification with Tranzpay's payment infrastructure, carriers can eliminate paper checks, accelerate reconciliation, and reduce operational risks associated with manual escrow and claims processing.
What payment methods are available through the Tranzpay and LenderDock integration?
The integrated platform offers eight different payment modalities for disbursements. These include virtual cards, ACH transfers, instant deposits, and digital checks, allowing claimants and vendors to choose their preferred method for receiving funds.
Does this partnership automate escrow payments for insurance?
Yes, the collaboration specifically addresses escrow payment workflows. By connecting LenderDock’s lienholder automation suite with Tranzpay’s DisburseCloud, the solution enables the end-to-end digitization of escrow payments, mortgagee updates, and billing notifications.
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Companies in this story: LenderDock, tranzpay.io
People in this story: Frank Eubank, Skip Gilleland