The auto loan market forgot 29.5 million people.

Chosen Finance uses AI-driven underwriting to approve loans based on what actually matters: your income and ability to pay. Not a three-digit score that ignores your reality.

16.95%
Starting interest rate
75+
Data points analyzed
40%
Savings vs competitors

The Problem

Traditional lenders weren't built for everyone

ITIN holders get ignored

29.5 million people in the US use ITINs. Most banks won't even look at their applications. Those who do charge rates starting at 23.95% or higher.

Credit scores miss the picture

Traditional banks analyze 30 data points and let a credit score make the decision. That single number doesn't reflect someone's actual ability to repay a loan.

Buy-here-pay-here is a trap

When declined, consumers turn to BHPH lots. They pay 25-30% interest on unreliable vehicles, creating more financial hardship, not less.

How Chosen Works

Income-first underwriting, powered by AI

01

Apply at a dealership

Walk into any Chosen partner dealership and apply for financing the same way anyone else would.

02

AI analyzes 75+ signals

Our platform evaluates proof of income, debt-to-income ratio, and dozens of alternative data points traditional banks ignore.

03

Get a real rate

Starting at 16.95%, our rates save borrowers up to 40% compared to what other lenders charge for the same risk profile.

04

Drive away

Pick your vehicle from a franchise dealership, not a buy-here-pay-here lot. A reliable car. A fair loan. That's it.


The Difference

Chosen vs. the status quo

Traditional Banks BHPH Dealers Chosen Finance
Interest rates 23.95%+ (if approved) 25-30%+ 16.95% starting
ITIN accepted Rarely Sometimes Yes, always
Data points analyzed ~30 Minimal 75+
Vehicle quality Franchise dealers Unreliable Franchise dealers
Approval model Credit score first Cash down first Income first

Everyone deserves a fair loan and a reliable car.

Chosen Finance exists because 29.5 million people shouldn't have to overpay for the privilege of getting to work. We're changing how auto loans work, starting in Texas.