Achieve ROI from your security investments.

A title company is expected to provide wire fraud protection for your clients - but how do you pay for it?

A Title Industry Guide to Wire Fraud Protection ROI

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What should I consider when including security costs into my services?

Will wire fraud protection be marketed as a company differentiator?

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Yes, If this supports your competitive advantage with partners and home buyers and sellers - then consider absorbing the cost of essential software and tools.โ€

No, If you are unable to increase your expenses and are looking to fund the costs of ensuring your clients are protected - keep reading below for considerations on how to do that.

What are the options on including the cost of security software into my fees?

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Absorb into operating costs. If wire fraud protection is core to your value proposition, consider absorbing this as a cost of doing business.

Settlement fee. Title companies and law firms often include software subscriptions into their overall settlement fees as a consistent practice, pending review of state, federal, and association requirements.

Closing Disclosure (CD). Each wire transfer verification may incur a transaction cost that can be included into the Closing Disclosure (CD). You will need to review state, federal, and association requirements and then set a consistent price.

There are many considerations across federal, state, industry, and business requirements in your path forward to bake security into your bottom line.

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