Electronic Vaulting for Financial Services including eMortgage, eContracts, eNotes

Posted by eOriginal, Inc. in Baltimore-Towson, MD on Nov 28, 2007

If your company is considering a paperless business process and intends to use electronic signature technology, you may need an electronic vault to maintain compliance with UETA, ESIGN, UCC Rev. Article 9-105. Compliance with these regulations, along with key features found only in an advanced electronic vault, will maintain the admissibility, enforceabilty and negotiability of your electronic documents, particularly eNotes and eChattel.

Scanned paper signatures are not the same as organic electronic documents which were born digital and stay digital throughout their lifecycle. Paper copies may exist, but they must be clearly watermarked as such or the integrity and provability of ownership may be compromised.

eOriginal, Inc.’s advanced electronic vaulting solutions protect and maintain electronically signed contracts and other documents as they are managed and transitioned throughout their lifecycle. eOriginal eCore® software creates tamper-evident electronic documents, maintaining them in a secure environment that keeps them legally enforceable, admissible and negotiable. eOriginal solutions are compliant with ESIGN, UETA, MERS, Revised Article 9-105, and other state and federal regulations that govern electronically signed original documents.  eOriginal® technology has managed approximately 500,000 electronic contracts representing over $10 Billion in originations, with over $1 Billion pooled and securitized.


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