Radian’s Blockchain-Backed Title Insurance Offering Launches in Arizona, California, Nevada, Ohio and Pennsylvania
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At www.mytitlegenius.com, homebuyers can access the blockchain-enabled online portal that empowers them to shop for and save on title and closing services directly. (Photo: Business Wire)
At www.mytitlegenius.com, homebuyers can access the blockchain-enabled online portal that empowers them to shop for and save on title and closing services directly. The portal features easy-to-use tools that range from remote check capture to online notarization, helping homebuyers proceed through the closing process more quickly and confidently than ever before and increasing transparency, communication and information security for agents.
“titlegenius is a significant leap forward in what consumers can expect from a title insurance experience,” said Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Franchise Officer and Co-Head of Real Estate,
A Better Process: Problems Solved by titlegenius
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Solution Provided by titlegenius |
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Lack of Choice – Homebuyers don’t know that they can select a title company and get a better price. |
Quick and Easy Choices – Consumers can use titlegenius to quickly and easily get a quote for title and settlement services and determine how much they would save. |
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High Costs – Title insurance and closing costs are too high, and often have add-on fees or high premium rates. |
Competitive Pricing – titlegenius offers pricing that’s competitive and easy to understand. |
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Uncertainty – Homebuyers don’t understand the closing process or what is expected of them. |
Tools and Roadmap – titlegenius provides a digital roadmap to closing, real-time updates and streamlined, easy-to-use tools. |
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Inefficiencies for Agents – The inability to quickly and efficiently complete tasks during the closing process impacts agents’ ability to focus on growing their businesses. |
Transparent and Efficient Workflow – Agents can access their entire transaction pipeline at a glance, download an earnest money receipt, communicate with their customers and provide commission disbursements in one place. |
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Security Concerns – Homebuyers and agents are concerned that personal documents are kept safe and that funds are transferred securely. |
Bank-Grade Encryption – The titlegenius platform is protected by bank-grade encryption and dual authentication. |
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Poor Service and Delayed Closings – Agents rely on local providers who don’t always have capacity to handle increased volume levels or issues that arise, sometimes causing delayed closings. |
Optimized, Hybrid Approach – titlegenius’ hybrid approach leverages the best of centralized and local resources. |
State-by-state availability of titlegenius by Radian will continue to expand in the coming months. This is part of the Radian family of companies’ title and digital real estate businesses, which are collectively known as homegenius. During Radian’s virtual 2021 Real Estate Segment Investor Day, the company previewed additional innovative homegenius offerings that will debut soon:
- geniusbuyer: This qualified agent program is being developed to identify, engage and leverage brokers across the country to provide homebuyers and sellers the best real estate experience with the right real estate professional.
- geniusprice: An intelligent pricing technology designed to lead the industry into the future with predictive modeling, artificial intelligence, and automation working together for the delivery of estimated property values with unparalleled accuracy in an instant.
- geneuity: A sophisticated yet simple platform, which combines artificial and machine learning technologies with the tools agents need to do their jobs, into a single, powerful workflow system that is intended to deliver on the promise to make them “the smartest agent in the room.”
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