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?
The first connection is scoped with the customer. Private Node, managed API, and workspace status are stated as live or roadmap, never implied before they ship.
What does this cost per closing?
A per-closing usage model, anchored in the same dollars-per-file register the market already uses. 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.