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REPAY And Ellie Mae Team Up For New Integration

Oct 07, 2020
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REPAY, a provider of vertically-integrated payment solutions is partnering with Ellie Mae to integrate REPAY's Ventanex payment and messaging solution, with Ellie Mae's Digital Lending Platform.

With the integration, Ventanex's LIFT platform will give originators using Ellie Mae's Digital Lending Platform the ability to receive one-time electronic loan payments through ACH or card, across multiple channels. REPAY's Ventanex is seen as a simple interface and can be used by administrators, agents and borrowers. According to a press release, the integration will also drive efficiency and reduce costs.

"REPAY looks forward to helping mortgage originators and consumers utilizing the Ellie Mae platform further streamline their payment processes, reduce costs, and provide a more seamless user experience," said Susan Perlmutter, chief revenue officer, REPAY.

 
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