SimpleNexus App Moves Past the Two Million Borrower Download Mark

Apr 23, 2020

SimpleNexus has announced that more than two million consumers have downloaded app, marking a 53.8% increase in consumer downloads of the app since the beginning of the year.

With 42 out of 50 U.S. states responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by issuing stay-at-home orders, more consumers than ever are seeking tools that allow them to collaborate with real estate agents and mortgage originators without meeting face-to-face.

SimpleNexus, which earned global recognition last month as Fintech Breakthrough’s ‘Best Digital Mortgage Platform’ of 2020, serves as a common hub where borrowers, real estate agents and mortgage originators can collaborate on loan applications, upload documents and share real-time status updates. To date, SimpleNexus has connected 2,040,724 consumers with more than 24,000 active loan originators and 98,000 real estate agents nationwide.

“SimpleNexus is dead simple to use. It gives borrowers both the latitude to work independently and immediate access to expert guidance when it’s needed,” said SimpleNexus Founder and CEO Matt Hansen. “The combination of ease-of-use and transparency is resonating strongly with originators and loan applicants alike in this time of economic uncertainty and personal upheaval. We are delighted to see this level of market enthusiasm for SimpleNexus and are responding by doubling down on our commitment to ongoing product enhancement.”

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