Copperlane helps mortgage lenders accelerate the loan process and reduce mistakes in an application. We use AI agents to understand an applicant's profile, verify their documents, and complete initial underwriting tasks.
Copperlane is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2026 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Agentic Mortgage Origination. The founders listed are Athan Zhang (Founder/CEO), Brianna Lin (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 12, 2026).
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Copperlane helps mortgage lenders accelerate the loan process and reduce mistakes in an application. We use AI agents to understand an applicant's profile, verify their documents, and complete initial underwriting tasks.
Copperlane lists 1 open role on its directory entry.
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Copperlane guides borrowers through intake, verifies documents in real time, and delivers cleaner files to loan officers. Cut document chasing and close faster with fewer conditions.
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Athan Zhang
Founder/CEO
Cofounder & CEO @ Copperlane
Brianna Lin
Founder
Co-Founder & COO @ Copperlane | UPenn M&T
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