First American Launches Its Digital Gateway

Oct 24, 2017

First American Mortgage Solutions LLC, a part of the First American family of companies, has unveiled its Digital Gateway, a platform that enables lenders and fintechs to achieve digital transformation quickly by levering First American’s application programming interfaces (APIs) for data and services.

“We’re providing a virtual key to unlock First American’s universe of data assets and services in their raw form to help lenders deliver a better, modern online mortgage experience,” said Kevin Wall, President of First American Mortgage Solutions. “By reimagining the digital loan process, it opens the door to innovation across the loan lifecycle.”

First American Mortgage Solutions’ Digital Gateway features flexible architecture and a single platform to access APIs, which can be repurposed to create loan process efficiencies.

“We’re dramatically reducing the time it takes to integrate with our data and services,” said Wall. “First American is the only data provider to offer APIs spanning the entire mortgage spectrum, from application to closing. By going directly to the source, lenders can implement their digital mortgage strategies faster to gain competitive advantage.”

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