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Argyle sees path to profitability with $30M Series C raise

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Integrations helped the income and employment data provider grow its mortgage customer base and attract backing from Rockefeller Asset Management’s Fintech Innovation Fund. Continue reading →

Truv aims to grow mortgage client base with new integrations

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More lenders can access Truv’s income and employment verification services following recent integrations with Dark Matter Technologies, Freddie Mac and nCino. Continue reading →

AI mortgage tech provider Gateless beefs up integrations

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New integrations with The Work Number and Informative Research are aimed at helping lenders speed underwriting approvals and reduce human error. Continue reading →

Truework adds fraud protection to automated income verifications

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Most borrowers who have granted their mortgage lenders permission to verify their income and employment won’t have to confirm the request a second time with their employer’s payroll provider. Continue reading →

TransUnion bets $24M in strategic partnership with Truework

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Deal sets the stage for TransUnion to go head-to-head with Equifax’s verification service, The Work Number, and help mortgage lenders speed up closings. Continue reading →

Vesta continues building out integrations with The Work Number

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Founded in 2020 by Blend veterans Mike Yu and Devon Yang in San Francisco, the loan origination system has rolled out a series of product upgrades since $30 million Series A. Continue reading →