Exclusive floorplan lien network
The only provider that places floorplan liens on the consumer-facing vehicle reports every bank relies on.
The moment a unit is financed on our network, its lien is published to the vehicle history report every bank pulls — printed as a secure lien code, before the title ever hits public record. Enter the code from the report to reach the verified lienholder behind it.
Published first
A floorplanned unit is reported to the consumer-facing vehicle report within 24 to 48 hours of funding — ahead of any public title record.
Codes, not names
The lien is printed as a secure code. The floorplan lender is revealed only through verified resolution — never on the report itself.
Bank-only resolution
Resolution is limited to vetted lender accounts. There are no public or anonymous lookups.
First of its kind
Nobody has ever built this. That is exactly why it changes everything.
For the first time in auto finance, every participating floorplan portfolio speaks to the consumer vehicle reports every bank pulls — one synchronized lien network that closes the double-flooring gap the industry has always written off as a cost of doing business. For a fully integrated lender, exposure to double flooring on participating inventory is effectively zero.
First-in-time legal priority
Automated VIN-level UCC-1 filings establish your client as the first secured party on that exact asset the day it is floored. Even if a dishonest dealer tricks an outside lender into re-funding the same car, your client holds the enforceable legal claim to the collateral or the payout.
Real-time interception
The network cross-references every active VIN across all participating floorplan feeds. The moment a dealer tries to board a VIN that is already financed on the platform, the second funding attempt is flagged and blocked before the money ever moves.
Public notice & liability shift
Each unit is reported as a discrete credit line to Dun & Bradstreet and carries an encumbrance marker on its vehicle history report. An outside lender who funds against those active public indicators carries the entire loss — not your client.
When loan origination requires LienHub clearance before funds release, a lender is fully insulated on participating inventory — a structural protection no floorplan provider has ever offered. Lien intelligence that moves at the speed of funding, not the speed of paperwork.