Octane has secured a $350 million forward-flow agreement with institutional asset manager Nuveen to expand its consumer lending capacity. Under the one-year deal, Nuveen will purchase up to $350 million of fixed-rate installment loans originated through Octane's in-house lender, Roadrunner Financial. The transaction marks Octane's fifth forward-flow agreement, bringing total forward-flow commitments to over $2.2 billion. It deepens an existing relationship with Nuveen following a $150 million whole-loan sale completed in 2025. Founded in 2014, Octane provides digital lending across powersports and outdoor equipment markets, working with over 70 OEM brands and roughly 4,000 dealer partners. The company has originated more than $8 billion in loans and issued over $4.7 billion in asset-backed securities. Guggenheim Securities served as sole structuring advisor.

Octane, a fintech company specialising in recreational vehicle financing, has partnered with Suzuki to offer full-spectrum financing to prime customers in the United States. Effective 1 April, Suzuki dealerships will access competitive finance offers on motorcycles, scooters and ATVs through Octane's in-house lender, Roadrunner Financial. The partnership expands a nearly decade-long relationship between the companies. Suzuki dealers will utilise Octane's digital tools for prequalification and closing, whilst loans will be serviced through Roadrunner Account Services. Founded in 2014, Octane has originated over $8 billion in loans and works with 50 original equipment manufacturer partners across seven secured lending markets. The company reported $80 million in adjusted EBITDA in 2025, marking its third consecutive year of profitability.

Octane, a fintech company, and Huntington Bank have partnered with outdoor power equipment manufacturers Ariens and Gravely to deliver a comprehensive financing platform for dealerships and customers. The Huntington Bank Powered by Octane programme enables dealers to manage sales and financing through a single platform, from prequalification to closing. Qualified applicants receive prime financing options through Huntington, whilst near-prime offers come from Octane's in-house lender. The system uses Octane's technology to provide instant credit decisions and streamlined documentation management. AriensCo, the manufacturer behind Ariens and Gravely equipment, says the partnership will improve approval rates and streamline processes for dealers. Founded in 2014, Octane has over 50 OEM partners and 4,000 dealer partners across automotive and lifestyle product financing.