Digital Lending

LenderLogix, a provider of mortgage point-of-sale and automation software for banks, credit unions, independent mortgage banks, and brokers, announced LiteSpeed eSign, a fully native eSignature experience built into the LiteSpeed point of sale (POS) platform.

DocMagic launched its in-person electronic notarization (IPEN) capability, extending the company’s Total eClose platform to support more closing scenarios and borrower preferences across the country. IPEN offers lenders, settlement agents, notaries and borrowers an additional digital option for situations where remote online notarization (RON) is not jurisdictionally permitted or simply not the preferred experience.

Dark Matter Technologies (Dark Matter) has expanded its Empower loan origination system (LOS) to include comprehensive eClosing capabilities by integrating Wolters Kluwer’s eOriginal ClosingCenter and eOriginal eAsset Management Platform.

DocMagic launched DocMagic® One, a new platform for lenders that eliminates the inefficiencies of juggling multiple systems by bringing every critical loan manufacturing step into a single, intuitive platform. Document preparation, compliance checks, collaboration between borrowers, title agents and settlement agents, and closing coordination all happen in one place. Role-based permissions and organizational hierarchies keep tasks moving without bottlenecks.

NotaryCam, a Stewart-owned company and leading remote online notarization (RON) provider for real estate and legal transactions, its certification to perform RON services in the state of Vermont.

Tavant, a provider of AI-powered fintech solutions and digital engineering, launched a strategic partnership with Snapdocs, a digital closing provider. Through this partnership, the Snapdocs eClosing platform now integrates with Tavant’s FinConnect, giving lenders seamless connectivity across their entire tech stack—including POS, LOS, document providers, and other third-party or proprietary systems.

Correspondent lenders looking to capitalize on the latest rate decreases through refinances can count on increased speed and accuracy when working with Planet Home Lending Correspondent, which accepts electronic promissory notes (eNotes) for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Ginnie Mae loans. Approved sellers gain a faster, more efficient way to deliver loans—while improving execution, eliminating signature errors, and enhancing borrower satisfaction.

MISMO has published revisions to the eVault Standards and SMART Doc® Validation Rules. This standard increases interoperability and trust between partners trading eNotes.

Snapdocs, a digital closing provider, has become the first to achieve compliance with MISMO’s eVault System Standards, underscoring its commitment to advancing secure, compliant, and seamless transactions involving electronic promissory notes (eNotes).

Snapdocs, a digital closing provider, shared new research conducted in partnership with Falcon Capital Advisors, revealing that eClosing technology enables lenders to achieve a pricing gain of up to 10 basis points by accelerating loan delivery to the secondary and capital markets.