
MeridianLink, Inc. (NYSE: MLNK) and Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) announced on August 22, 2025, an expansion of their 15-year strategic reseller relationship to include the full suite of MeridianLink One platform solutions. This collaboration aims to accelerate innovation and deliver superior consumer experiences for community banks and credit unions, enhancing digital lending and account opening processes. The partnership builds on a successful history of serving over 500 financial institutions, driving efficiency and customer satisfaction.
MeridianLink and Jack Henry expand their 15-year reseller partnership.
Jack Henry to resell MeridianLink One, including Mortgage and Consumer solutions.
Enhances digital lending and account opening for community banks and credit unions.
Serves over 500 institutions, improving efficiency and consumer experiences.
MeridianLink One unifies lending, account opening, analytics, and compliance.
Partnership announced August 22, 2025, to drive innovation and growth.
The expanded agreement enables Jack Henry to resell the MeridianLink One platform, including MeridianLink Mortgage and MeridianLink Consumer, to its network of approximately 7,500 clients. “Financial institutions are modernizing their platforms and adopting new capabilities to serve changing consumer needs,” said Larry Katz, President and CEO designate of MeridianLink. “Our expanded relationship underscores the power of our integrated offering and the ability of our platform to deliver differentiated outcomes for banks and credit unions.” This collaboration enhances account opening, loan origination, and cross-selling experiences, leveraging seamless integrations to eliminate silos.
The MeridianLink One platform unifies digital lending and account opening processes, offering tools for consumer and mortgage loan origination, credit reporting, data verification, analytics, and collections. “By working with industry leaders like MeridianLink, we help community banks and credit unions meet their evolving consumer needs faster,” said Greg Adelson, President and CEO of Jack Henry. The platform’s cloud-based architecture supports financial institutions in building lifelong customer relationships, driving operational efficiency, and ensuring compliance.
MeridianLink (NYSE: MLNK) has a current stock price of $19.85, with a market cap of $1.47 billion, as seen in the finance card above. Over the past year, its stock ranged from $15.49 to $25.33. Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) is trading at $163.26, with a market cap of $11.93 billion and a 52-week range of $157.80 to $196.00. Recent posts on X highlight positive sentiment around the partnership, noting its potential to enhance banking platform solutions. Jack Henry’s Q4 2025 earnings reported a 12.9% earnings surprise, with $615.37 million in revenue, underscoring its strong financial health.
With a 15-year alliance serving over 500 banks and credit unions, this partnership strengthens both companies’ positions in the fintech ecosystem. MeridianLink’s platform, trusted by nearly 2,000 institutions, and Jack Henry’s S&P 500 status and client base of 7,500 institutions create a robust foundation for innovation. The expanded capabilities of MeridianLink One empower financial institutions to meet modern consumer demands, streamline operations, and drive revenue growth through enhanced digital experiences.
The MeridianLink and Jack Henry partnership expansion positions both companies to lead in delivering innovative banking solutions. By integrating the MeridianLink One platform, they aim to transform the financial services landscape, offering community banks and credit unions the tools to compete effectively in a digital-first world.
MeridianLink® (NYSE: MLNK) powers digital lending and account opening for financial institutions and fintechs. The company’s multi-product platform helps customers simplify workflows, improve user experiences, and accelerate growth. With solutions that span consumer and mortgage loan origination, data verification, analytics, collections, and more, MeridianLink enables financial institutions to deliver smarter, faster financial experiences.