Fig Financial backed by Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and Fairstone Bank, today announced it has officially lent more than $500 million to Canadians, marking a major milestone in the company’s growth and reflecting the trust Canadians have placed in its approach to borrowing.
Since launching in 2023, Fig has received more than 1.2 million loan applications from Canadians and earned more than 1,200 Trustpilot reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5, reflecting growing demand for transparent financial products with clear terms, structured repayment, and a customer-first experience.
From the beginning, Fig has been committed to meeting Canadians where they are. Looking ahead, the company is deepening its investment in financial education, partnerships, and new financial products that help Canadians borrow, spend, save, and build with confidence.
Talking Finance With FinTalk
As part of this next chapter, Fig is officially launching FinTalk, its podcast dedicated to making money conversations simpler for Canadians.
Hosted by Chief Revenue Officer Monisha Sharma, FinTalk brings together Fig leaders and respected voices from across the financial industry for practical conversations about the financial topics Canadians care about most, including:
Listen to FinTalk episodes on Spotify, YouTube, Apple and Amazon.
Celebrating Financial Fitness
To celebrate the milestone, Fig has partnered with GoodLife Fitness to encourage Canadians to invest in both their financial and physical wellbeing.
The campaign reflects Fig’s belief that building healthy financial habits, much like building physical ones, takes consistency, support, and the right tools.
The contest is open until August 31, 2026. One grand prize winner will receive $7,500 CAD in cash, and two additional winners will each receive a one-year GoodLife Fitness membership (valued at $1,175 CAD) and $75 CAD in cash. Winners will be drawn on September 4, 2026.
Full contest details and official rules are available at https://fig.ca/documents/Gym_2026_EN.pdf.
To learn more about Fig Financial, visit https://fig.ca.
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Fig Financial Surpasses $500 Million Lent as It Expands Its Financial Services Platform
Fig Financial backed by Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and Fairstone Bank, today announced it has officially lent more than $500 million to Canadians, marking a major milestone in the company’s growth and reflecting the trust Canadians have placed in its approach to borrowing.
Since launching in 2023, Fig has received more than 1.2 million loan applications from Canadians and earned more than 1,200 Trustpilot reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5, reflecting growing demand for transparent financial products with clear terms, structured repayment, and a customer-first experience.
From the beginning, Fig has been committed to meeting Canadians where they are. Looking ahead, the company is deepening its investment in financial education, partnerships, and new financial products that help Canadians borrow, spend, save, and build with confidence.
Talking Finance With FinTalk
As part of this next chapter, Fig is officially launching FinTalk, its podcast dedicated to making money conversations simpler for Canadians.
Hosted by Chief Revenue Officer Monisha Sharma, FinTalk brings together Fig leaders and respected voices from across the financial industry for practical conversations about the financial topics Canadians care about most, including:
Listen to FinTalk episodes on Spotify, YouTube, Apple and Amazon.
Celebrating Financial Fitness
To celebrate the milestone, Fig has partnered with GoodLife Fitness to encourage Canadians to invest in both their financial and physical wellbeing.
The campaign reflects Fig’s belief that building healthy financial habits, much like building physical ones, takes consistency, support, and the right tools.
The contest is open until August 31, 2026. One grand prize winner will receive $7,500 CAD in cash, and two additional winners will each receive a one-year GoodLife Fitness membership (valued at $1,175 CAD) and $75 CAD in cash. Winners will be drawn on September 4, 2026.
Full contest details and official rules are available at https://fig.ca/documents/Gym_2026_EN.pdf.
To learn more about Fig Financial, visit https://fig.ca.
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