Cornerstone First Mortgage adopts nCino mortgage platform

nCino, Inc. (NASDAQ: NCNO) announced that Cornerstone First Mortgage, a San Diego-based mortgage bank, has switched to nCino's Mortgage Point of Sale platform, according to a company press release.

Cornerstone, which operates in 49 states through a network of approximately 130 branches, has doubled in size twice over the past three years. The lender said it selected nCino's platform for its flexibility, mobile capabilities, and support for its branch-based model, which includes dozens of local brands operating under the Cornerstone umbrella.

"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. "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 said it has expanded its use of nCino-connected verification tools to increase digital income, employment, and asset verification. The company is also accelerating adoption of eNotes and remote online notarization.

"We're proud to support their continued expansion and look forward to helping the organization drive even greater efficiency, consistency and customer satisfaction through nCino's Mortgage Point of Sale," said Casey Williams, General Manager at nCino.

nCino, headquartered in Wilmington, N.C., reports more than 2,700 customers worldwide, including community banks, credit unions, and independent mortgage banks.

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