Closings leak everyone's data. Protect yourself and your borrowers.

NMLS licensing puts your name in a federal public registry. Every closing exposes borrowers through title, escrow, and county recorder records. Delist covers both sides — protect yourself, then extend coverage to borrowers as a closing perk most lenders never think to add.

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Your name is on NMLS, your clients' addresses are on every recorder

Mortgage work generates a data trail that brokers and recorders aggregate aggressively. Both sides of every transaction get tagged.

NMLS makes you searchable as a licensed professional

Your full name, NMLS ID, employer, and licensing history are public on the federal NMLS Consumer Access registry. Brokers correlate this with public records to publish your home address and family details.

High-transaction roles attract targeted fraud

Mortgage brokers handle six- and seven-figure wire transfers. Social-engineering attacks against brokers (and against your borrowers using your name) are documented attack categories. Your data exposure feeds these directly.

Borrowers' data leaks through every closing

County recorder, title company, escrow, lender — each generates a public-records trail brokers harvest. Your borrowers' new addresses are searchable on Spokeo within weeks of closing.

Closing-perk differentiation is hard to find

The voluntary-add-on category at closing is mostly tired (home-warranty, title-insurance upgrades). A privacy product stands out and addresses an immediate post-closing problem the borrower will care about — their new address hitting broker sites within weeks.

The broker + borrower package

Two coverage tracks, one program. Pricing structured so each side stands alone or moves together.

Broker self-coverage

Your producers and operations staff get coverage as part of working with your shop. NMLS-related exposure addressed first; family coverage included.

Closing-perk for borrowers

Borrower coverage activated at closing as a value-add. Co-branded with your brokerage. Borrower self-enrolls through a closing-packet link or in the closing-coordinator flow.

Family-plan coverage

Spouse and adult-child coverage included by default for borrower households — closing is a household event. Brokers link records by shared address so this matters.

Co-branded experience

Your brokerage's name and logo on the enrollment flow and the borrower's dashboard. Reinforces the relationship; gives them a reason to think of you post-closing.

We work the hard cases

When automation hits a wall on a high-value client — a broker that won't comply, an edge-case dispute — we keep pushing by hand instead of marking it done.

Persistent escalation included

Every opt-out backed by automated, persistent follow-up. We track deadlines, send written follow-up when a broker misses one, and keep escalating until the data comes down. No additional cost.

Broker + borrower · combined coverage Closing-packet ready · pre-built enrollment flow AES-256 · encrypted handling CCPA / GDPR · legal requests included

Add Delist to your closings

Pricing scales with broker headcount and annual closing volume. Most engagements start with broker self-coverage in month 1, then borrower coverage rollout by month 2-3. We respond within one business day.

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Frequently asked questions

Can the brokerage cover the cost or does the borrower pay?

Either works. Brokerages typically cover the broker self-coverage side. For the borrower side, you can include it as a brokerage-paid value-add (differentiates your placements) or as an optional borrower-paid add-on at closing. Several of our partners do a hybrid — brokerage-paid for HNW clients, optional paid for the rest.

How does this fit into the closing packet?

A one-page enrollment instruction included in the closing packet, plus an introductory email from your closing coordinator. Borrower self-enrolls through a co-branded landing page within 7 days of closing. We provide the closing-packet template and the coordinator-script template.

Are there compliance or licensing concerns for brokerages adding this?

Delist is not a regulated financial product; it's a consumer-privacy service. Adding it to your closing offering doesn't trigger additional licensing requirements. Many of our brokerage partners run it past compliance during the contracting phase; we can supply standard documentation for that review.

What if a borrower declines enrollment?

No charge for declined borrowers. Voluntary enrollment is the default model. Brokerages often see steady uptake as awareness builds over the first few closings — particularly for refinances and second-time buyers who are more attuned to post-closing fraud risks.

Does this address mortgage-fraud-related exposure specifically?

Indirectly. Most mortgage fraud uses publicly available data plus social engineering. Reducing the borrower's broker exposure raises the cost of fraud targeting them post-closing. Doesn't replace title insurance or wire-fraud monitoring; complements both.