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Asurity And NotaryCam Partner To Simplify Mortgage Closings

Mar 02, 2026
Asurity And NotaryCam Partner

New collaboration provides lenders access to full eClose functionality with integrated compliance, document generation, and nationwide notary support

Asurity Technologies and NotaryCam have announced an expanded partnership to deliver a comprehensive digital mortgage closing solution through Asurity’s Propel platform, enabling lenders to generate, execute, notarize, and securely vault loan documents in a single, seamless workflow.

The enhanced integration combines Asurity’s mortgage document generation and compliance technology with NotaryCam’s expertise in remote online notarization (RON) and eClosing services, including eNotes and eVault capabilities. The combined solution is designed to streamline the entire eClosing process for lenders and servicers while maintaining strong compliance controls and operational flexibility.

“Asurity’s Propel platform delivers market‑tested, configurable, and compliant mortgage document packages,” said Julia Sweeney, EVP of software products at Asurity. “By expanding our partnership with NotaryCam, lenders no longer have to choose between speed and control — they get industry‑trusted compliant documents and a proven eClose stack with eNotarization, eNote, and mobile notary support in one place.”

Brian Webster, president of NotaryCam, noted the strategic benefits of uniting both companies’ strengths, saying the collaboration brings a “modern, secure, and scalable end‑to‑end eClose solution” to the market.

The partnership gives lenders direct access to NotaryCam’s nationwide network of remote online and mobile notaries to support electronic and in‑person signings.

The solution’s integrated workflow also embeds compliance checks — including state‑specific and loan‑level rules — using Asurity’s RegCheck engine alongside Propel’s rules‑driven document selection, helping reduce errors, and the need for rework.

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