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Former Trussle Digital Mortgage Broker Snapped by OneDome: Report

OneDome has acquired a digital mortgage broker previously known as Trussle.

According to Sky News, consolidating mortgage, legal and insurance services into a single online process, consolidating mortgage, legal and insurance services into a single online process agrees to purchase a broker from Better Home & Finance Trading Company on the US list.

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The brokerage business was founded in 2015 and raised nearly £30 million in a series of funding rounds, once backed by Goldman Sachs, a US investment bank.

The 2021 sale to Better Home & Finance reportedly valued the business with a significant discount from that total.

OneDome was founded in 2017 by founder and CEO Babek Ismayil (pictured).

Ismayil told Sky News:

“Trussle's SmartBuyer proposal closely reflects our own award-winning home buyer services, and combining our strengths is a natural next step in changing this historically outdated sector.”

These include NetHousePres, Wealth Management for Mortgage and Financial Advisory Business Contractors, CMME Mortgage and Protection, and Albany Park.

The Total Group says it handles more than £3.5 billion in annual mortgage loans, processes around 1,100 real estate transactions per month, with a workforce of around 230 people.

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