Mortgage lender panel conveyancing: find your lender

Find your mortgage lender

Explore the main lender guides, or check the full A–Z list below. Logos identify lenders; they do not imply endorsement of onthemoov.

Barclays panel guide → Lloyds panel guide → HSBC panel guide → Halifax panel guide → NatWest panel guide → Santander panel guide → Nationwide panel guide →

A–Z mortgage lender coverage

Coverage is across our partner network, rather than every partner covering every lender. The chosen legal firm confirms acceptance for your mortgage and property before instruction. The list includes partner coverage, restricted lenders and names where coverage needs checking. Our current terms exclusions take priority.

145 lender entries shown

Compiled from supplied partner panel information; reviewed 6 October 2026. Acceptance is checked for the appointed firm and your transaction. Kent Reliance shared ownership is excluded under the current terms.

Older lending names and schemes

Some supplied names are legacy brands or schemes rather than current standalone mortgage lenders. They are retained here so you can identify older paperwork, without counting them as additional current lenders. Give us the name on your current offer or statement.

Alliance & Leicester · Barnsley Building Society · Bradford & Bingley / Mortgage Express · Britannia · Chelsea Building Society · Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society · Derbyshire Building Society · Direct Line · HBOS plc · ING · Manchester Building Society · Masthaven Bank Limited · Northern Rock plc · Norwich & Peterborough Building Society · Portman · Post Office · Prudential Banking · Sainsbury’s Bank · Scarborough · Staffordshire Building Society · Tesco Bank

Help to Buy / Help to Buy ISA: a scheme enquiry, not a mortgage lender panel. Move With Us: not listed as a bank or building society. Ask us about the relevant scheme or service separately.

Wide lender coverage, with clear exclusions

onthemoov works with partnered legal firms covering a wide range of lenders. Give us your lender’s exact name or lending brand so we can check the appropriate firm for your move before you instruct.

Check the current lender exclusions in clause 2.12 of our terms. Clause 2.12(A) also explains that lender-related additional fees can apply. If your lender is listed, speak to us before making payment.

What is a mortgage lender’s conveyancing panel?

Lenders use arrangements for the legal professionals who can act on their behalf. If your conveyancer also acts for the lender, they must follow the applicable lender instructions. UK Finance publishes a Mortgage Lenders’ Handbook, but does not maintain a single central panel for all lenders.

A directory listing or a general promise of mortgage experience is not a substitute for checking the chosen firm and lender.

What to ask before accepting a quote

1. Which legal firm will handle my transaction?
2. Can that firm act for my named lender on this property and mortgage?
3. Is mortgage-related legal work included in the quote?
4. Will anyone else need to represent the lender, and at what cost?
5. What happens if I change lender after instructing?

Tell us about the lender when requesting your quote. If your mortgage is not yet agreed, explain that too. Your legal provider confirms the arrangement before proceeding.

How we help if the assigned firm cannot act

Under clause 2.11 of our terms, if your assigned conveyancer cannot act for your mortgage lender, we will reassign you to a suitable partnered solicitor at no additional charge where one is available. Email your reference, assigned firm and lender; our stated aim is reassignment within 3–5 working days.

If none of our partnered firms can act and our service has already been provided, the terms explain the refund position and forwarding of ordered searches. Read clause 2.11 and the lender exclusions before payment.

If you are already part-way through a move, read our changing solicitor guide and obtain advice before ending the existing instruction.

If you change your mortgage lender

Tell your conveyancer promptly and ask them to recheck acceptance and the new instructions. A new offer or different lender can change the legal requirements. Explain any deadline so the provider can assess the impact.

For a remortgage, also say whether you are adding or removing an owner. For a purchase, disclose a gifted deposit, new build or shared ownership so the firm can consider the full circumstances.