Cornerstone First Mortgage adopts nCino mortgage platform for expansion

Cornerstone First Mortgage, a San Diego-based mortgage lender, has switched to nCino's (NASDAQ: NCNO) Mortgage Point of Sale platform to support its operations across 49 states, according to a press release from nCino.

Cornerstone operates through a network of approximately 130 branches supporting dozens of local brands. The company said it has doubled in size twice over the past three years. It selected nCino's platform for its flexibility, mobile capabilities and support for its branch-based model.

"Your point-of-sale platform is the first representation of your company after that initial conversation with a borrower," said Eric Rotner, President of Operations at Cornerstone. "As we evaluated the next phase of growth for our business, we wanted a solution that could support our branch network, preserve the local brands our loan officers have built and provide a better experience for our borrowers."

Since adopting the platform, Cornerstone has expanded its use of nCino-connected verification tools for digital income, employment and asset verification. The lender is also increasing its adoption of eNotes and remote online notarization.

nCino is headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, and counts over 2,700 customers worldwide, including community banks, credit unions and independent mortgage banks.

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