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HashChing Announces New Partnership with Titleexchange
- Published July 11, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
HashChing is Australia’s first online home loan marketplace allowing borrowers to get connected to local mortgage brokers who have access to negotiated rates that lenders don’t advertise anywhere. The company has recently announced a new partnership for digital conveyancing.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- HashChing is now offering the services of electronic conveyancing marketplace with Titleexchange.
- The integration of both companies allows users to access fixed-prices without having to go offline to provide identification or personal data.
- Conveyancing packages accessed through HashChing are 10% cheaper than the standalone Titlexchange prices.
- The partnership follows HashChing’s deal with CGU Insurance in March offering discounted home insurance.
- The company has already processed more than $7 billion worth of loan applications from over 14,000 applicants.
HashChings chief information Officer, Atul Narang said:
“We connect users with a local conveyancer the same way we connect them with a local mortgage broker, since the whole procedure is completed online, it minimises the manual processes and paperwork associated with property exchange.”
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