The buyer sees every application on one screen.
Shown live: the dashboard
Mortgage RailCustomer portal
A portal lenders and brokers give to the home buyer. It shows the mortgage application, the facts about the new home and who is doing what, so nobody has to chase for updates.
Illustrative example.
The goal
How it works
The buyer’s side of the case, kept up to date by everyone working on it.
Shown live: the dashboard
Shown live: application details
Shown live: decline reasons
The lender has reviewed your application and supporting documents and has decided not to proceed with your mortgage application.
The income verification documents provided do not meet the lender's affordability criteria for the requested loan amount. Your debt-to-income ratio exceeds the maximum threshold of 40%.
The credit check revealed late payments on existing credit commitments within the last 12 months, which does not meet the lender's credit policy requirements.
The requested loan amount relative to the property value (LTV) exceeds the lender's maximum threshold for your specific circumstances.
Shown live: FAQ and broker details
Most lenders ask you to wait three to six months. Your broker can tell you when it is worth applying again.
Illustrative example.

Keep what works
Mortgage Rail doesn’t ask you to replace what works. If you already have this part, we connect to it. If you don’t, you can use ours.
Comes in
Customer portal
Goes out
The parts
Mortgage Rail connects the systems and databases across the property industry. Each part does one job. Already have one? Keep it. If not, use ours.
Three places where people work
Three agents that do the checking
See it working on your own cases. Tell us a little about you and we’ll set up a demo.