eLynx now offers lenders full or hybrid electronic closing capabilities through the eLynx expedite platform. In an ongoing effort to address fragmentation in the closing process, eLynx is working with leading settlement entities to provide lenders with a variety of channels to electronically close loans, including through eLynx's own closing room. Toward that end, eLynx has formed a strategic partnership with Stewart Lender Services, a subsidiary of Stewart Title Company. The integration of Stewart's eClosingRoom electronic closing technology with the eLynx expedite platform, creates a seamless connection between lenders and eClosingRoom that does not require any additional integration on the lender's part. This integration supports electronic, hybrid, and paper closings. In related news, eLynx has an integration partnership with LandAmerica that was just signed to automate the title portion of mortgage closings. eLynx has been approved to deliver Fannie Mae Category One SMART Docs and is in the process of being certified with MERS.
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