The Series A funding round arrived as the Ontario-based company eyes a nationwide expansion.
Pine co-founder Justin Herlick told Bloomberg that the company had drawn more than $400 million in mortgage applications following its January soft-launch.
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Pine, a Canadian startup offering a digital direct-to-consumer mortgage model, has banked $27 million as it plans for growth. So reports Bloomberg.
The Series A funding round arrived as the Ontario-based company eyes a nationwide expansion.
Pine co-founder Justin Herlick told Bloomberg that the company had drawn more than $400 million in mortgage applications following its January soft-launch.