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CLEARBORROW · PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 12, 2026

LendingClub review: Happen Bank personal loans, APR and fees

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LendingClub renamed itself Happen Bank in 2026; its personal loans continue under the new name. Published terms: $1,000 to $60,000, 5.96% to 35.99% APR including an origination fee that is mostly 0% to 8%, and terms of 24 to 84 months. Its representative example — $15,262 at 18.40% APR — pays out $14,346 and costs $522 a month for 36 months.

Independent review. LendingClub (Happen Bank) is not a ClearBorrow partner and we earn nothing from it. Facts come from LendingClub (Happen Bank)’s own published pages, checked November 12, 2026; we did not apply for a loan. Terms differ by state.

On this page
  1. LendingClub is now Happen Bank
  2. Published terms
  3. What it costs
  4. Strengths and weaknesses
  5. Who it may fit
  6. Alternatives to compare
  7. Questions
  8. Sources and limits

LendingClub is now Happen Bank

LendingClub announced in April 2026 that LendingClub Bank would become Happen Bank, rolling out over the summer; the holding company becomes Happen Inc. (American Banker ↗). The lendingclub.com pages now carry the Happen Bank name.

Published terms

Published terms
Amounts$1,000–$60,000 (one footnote says up to $75,000)
APR5.96%–35.99% including the origination fee (valid as of November 5, 2026)
Term24–84 months
FeesOrigination fee mostly 0%–8%; may be higher through some partners; no application fee
LenderA bank (Member FDIC), not a marketplace intermediary

Sources: LendingClub rates ↗, personal loans page ↗, fees page ↗.

What it costs

LendingClub’s published exampleFigure
Loan$15,262, 36 months
Interest rate / fee13.99% / 6% ($916)
APR18.40%
Money received$14,346
Payments36 × $522 = $18,792 total (our arithmetic)

Strengths and weaknesses

StrengthsWeaknesses
Low starting APR for excellent creditOrigination fee up to 8% (higher via some partners)
Bank lender with checking and savingsBrand change can confuse searches and statements
Terms up to 84 monthsPages disagree on the maximum amount

Who it may fit

Good-credit borrowers consolidating larger balances. Ask whether your offer has a fee — a no-fee offer from another lender can beat a lower rate with 8% taken off the top.

Alternatives to compare

Questions

Is LendingClub still in business?

Yes. It renamed its bank Happen Bank in 2026; existing loans continue under the new brand.

Does checking my rate hurt my credit?

LendingClub says checking a rate is a soft inquiry; a hard inquiry appears only if a loan is issued.

Does LendingClub charge an application fee?

No. It charges an origination fee only when the loan is funded.

Sources and limits

Sources checked November 12, 2026. Lenders change rates, amounts and state coverage; confirm on the lender’s own rates page for your state before applying. Worked examples are our own arithmetic unless marked as the lender’s published example. How we use sources.

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