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Calyx Now Integrated with AccountChek by FormFree

Calyx recently announced that its Zip point-of-sale solution (POS) is now integrated with AccountChek by FormFree.

AccountChek is an automated asset verification platform that accelerates credit decisioning. The platform uses augmented intelligence and more than 1,000 proprietary algorithms to generate digital verification of assets. AccountChek was the first electronic asset validation solution to be accepted for Fannie Mae’s Day 1 Certainty program. With this integration, brokers and financial institutions that use Zip will be able to take advantage of the various benefits of Day1 Certainty, including greater speed and a simplified verification process. FormFree’s AccountChek has been integrated within Freddie Mac Loan Product Advisor asset and income modeler (AIM), which is their cutting-edge, automated asset and income assessment solution that speeds up and simplifies the loan origination process.

Zip allows borrowers to conveniently and easily begin the loan application process online or via any mobile device. The POS is seamlessly integrated with Calyx’s loan origination systems, Point and Path, as well as NAMB All-In, the new loan origination platform available exclusively to members of the National Association of Mortgage Brokers.

“We designed AccountChek to eliminate the drawn-out process of collecting critical financial data from borrowers,” said Brent Chandler, CEO and Founder at FormFree. “By integrating with Calyx, we’re helping more mortgage originators verify assets, income and employment efficiently and effectively while also improving customer satisfaction.”

“Calyx is dedicated to providing brokers and financial institutions with easy-to-use technology that helps them remain competitive and achieve greater success,” said Patrice Power, Director of Marketing at Calyx. “Our integration with FormFree allows brokers and financial institutions to provide borrowers with the ability to initiate the asset verification process at the point of sale—improving the borrower experience by automating and accelerating loan decisioning.”

About Author: Seth Welborn

Seth Welborn is a Harding University graduate with a degree in English and a minor in writing. He is a contributing writer for MReport. An East Texas Native, he has studied abroad in Athens, Greece and works part-time as a photographer.
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