PEXA reaches £100m transactional milestone

Published on

PEXA has processed £100 million worth of UK remortgage transactions through its platform.

The increasing demand for PEXA’s technology comes as it demonstrates complicated buy-to-let remortgages at least 10 days faster than without the technology, including a case which was completed in 36 working hours.

Over the past year, PEXA Pay has been tested with 11 institutions and adopted by both Hinckley and Rugby Building Society and Shawbrook Bank. Progress has also been made on the implementation of significant partnerships with Metro Bank and NatWest.

PEXA also launched the Future Property Transactions Group, a pilot initiative that brings together industry stakeholders to drive progress towards more streamlined property transactions for all players in the ecosystem. The group has been engaged with a number of regionally based organisations including mortgage lenders, conveyancers, mortgage brokers and estate agents as well as regulators, regional government and industry bodies.

Having focussed on the remortgage process this year, PEXA’s sale and purchase proposition is currently in development, and is planned to roll out later in 2025.

Joe Pepper, UK CEO of PEXA, said: “Reaching £100 million in transactions in the UK is a watershed moment for PEXA, signalling a new era for the market. But we don’t stop here.

“Our mission is to keep driving the digital transformation that the industry desperately needs to better support conveyancers and lenders, and we can only do that in partnership with key players.

“With major banks on board and as we gear up for our planned sale and purchase launch in 2025, we are primed to streamline the property transaction process for the whole market.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Planning approvals drop despite rise in applications

England’s planning system is showing signs of growing strain as new government figures reveal...

Newcastle boosts new build flat support with higher LTV move

Newcastle for Intermediaries has announced a significant policy shift that raises the maximum loan-to-value...

LendInvest cuts residential rates by up to 15bps

LendInvest has announced a fresh round of rate cuts across its residential mortgage range,...

Gatehouse Bank cuts rental rates for overseas investors

Gatehouse Bank has announced a cut to rental rates on its two-year fixed term...

Martin Reynolds receives AMI Fellowship in recognition of industry leadership

Martin Reynolds, chief executive of Simplybiz Mortgages, has been awarded a Fellowship by the...

Latest opinions

FCA’s mortgage rule changes: it’s time to raise the advice bar, not drop it

The FCA’s move to relax some of the rules around mortgage switching and term...

Tom Bill: Unintended consequences

Former Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger introduced a brick tax in 1784 to...

U.S. Market: lower rates are needed to help unlock the market

When Donald Trump was reelected and took office at the start of this year,...

Mortgage advice in jeopardy as FCA reopens the door to execution-only

Execution only and FCA’s consultation has been playing on my mind. Having navigated decades...

Other news

Planning approvals drop despite rise in applications

England’s planning system is showing signs of growing strain as new government figures reveal...

Newcastle boosts new build flat support with higher LTV move

Newcastle for Intermediaries has announced a significant policy shift that raises the maximum loan-to-value...

LendInvest cuts residential rates by up to 15bps

LendInvest has announced a fresh round of rate cuts across its residential mortgage range,...