Figure: Q2 Loan Marketplace Volume Jumps 132% to $4.3B

Figure Technology Solutions reported Q2 2026 Consumer Loan Marketplace Volume of $4,259 million as of June 30, 2026, a 132% increase from $1,838 million in Q2 2025, according to the company’s operating metrics table (SEC Exhibit).

Quarter over quarter, the same metric rose 47% from $2,902 million in Q1 2026 (SEC Exhibit).

The July 7, 2026 press release said the preliminary, unaudited metrics exceeded the top end of prior guidance ranges and introduced a weekly dashboard for near real-time tracking, updated every Tuesday after market close (Figure press release).

Data Snapshot

MetricCurrentPreviousChangePeriodAs ofSourceConsumer Loan Marketplace Volume (Dollars in Millions) — Q2 2026 (Y/Y)$4,259$1,838132%Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025 (Y/Y Change)June 30, 2026SEC Exhibit (Ex. 99.1) — Figure Technology Solutions press release (table: Dollars in Millions)Consumer Loan Marketplace Volume (Dollars in Millions) — Q2 2026 (Q/Q)$4,259$2,90247%Q2 2026 vs Q1 2026 (Q/Q Change)June 30, 2026SEC Exhibit (Ex. 99.1) — Figure Technology Solutions press release (table: Dollars in Millions)

Q2 2026: what changed in the data

Confirmed: Consumer Loan Marketplace Volume reached $4,259 million in Q2 2026, up 132% year over year and 47% quarter over quarter, per Figure’s operating metrics table (SEC Exhibit).

Confirmed: Figure defines this metric as the total U.S. dollar equivalent value of originations of HELOCs, DSCRs, and personal loans on its loan origination system (LOS), plus the volume of third‑party loans traded on Figure Connect. The definition appears alongside the operating metrics table in the company’s July 7, 2026 filing/exhibit (SEC Exhibit).

Drivers supported by the disclosures

Confirmed: Figure stated the reported metrics exceeded the top end of its previously issued guidance ranges and announced a weekly operational tracking dashboard updated every Tuesday after market close (Figure press release).

Reasonable inference: Because the metric aggregates activity from HELOCs, DSCRs, personal loans originated on Figure’s LOS and third‑party loans traded on Figure Connect, the Q2 increase likely reflects higher throughput across one or more of these components. The disclosures do not specify which product lines or channels contributed most.

Reasonable inference: The company’s beat versus guidance suggests operational momentum relative to internal expectations, but the filing does not attribute the variance to specific initiatives or market conditions.

What the metric shows, and what it does not

Confirmed: Consumer Loan Marketplace Volume measures activity in dollars across origination and marketplace trading channels as defined by Figure (SEC Exhibit).

Limits: On its own, the metric does not prove revenue, margins, funding costs, credit performance, product mix, or sustainability of growth. It is an operating volume indicator and should be read alongside other disclosures if and when provided.

What to watch next

Confirmed: Figure launched a weekly operational tracking dashboard at figure.com/investors/metrics that is updated every Tuesday after market close (Figure press release).

Watch for subsequent Tuesday updates to the Consumer Loan Marketplace Volume to gauge whether Q2 levels persist into the next observation window. Given the metric’s definition, changes could reflect shifts in LOS-originated HELOCs, DSCRs, personal loans, or volumes traded on Figure Connect, though the company has not broken out contributors in this release.

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