The files your officers already flag for a closer look, now carrying a record of exactly what was checked.
In 2023, 28 percent of title companies faced at least one seller-impersonation-fraud attempt, and vacant land was the property type targeted in 85 percent of those cases -- the profile officers already watch for. Instrument Match is designed to add a narrow document check inside the production environment your team already uses.
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Keep the file inside your environment
A customer-hosted AnchorBind Private Node is designed to run the application and private API inside your approved cloud or network. A managed API or workspace is the alternative when your teams approve it.
A literal artifact
Every match produces a file-ready check record that travels inside the closing packet or claims file -- the same artifact your referral partners see, per the loan officer and realtor page.
Questions
Which platforms does this run inside?
Private Node, managed API, and a private employee workspace are planned options. The first connection is scoped with your team.
How is pricing scoped?
The current framework includes per-transaction or enterprise licenses. Terms are scoped to the workflow and measured value. See pricing.
Does this detect seller impersonation itself?
No. Instrument Match matches a signed instrument against the recorded one -- a narrower, different check than detecting a specific fraud pattern like seller impersonation.