Step One added to Twenty7Tec’s SOURCE

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Twenty7Tec has announced that Step One has added its secured loans product range to the SOURCE module of the Twenty7Tec platform.

Step One was established in 2010 and operates a specialist consumer finance platform built on traditional lending values.

Twenty7Tec’s SOURCE module, used daily by over 15,000 mortgage advisers, analyses product, criteria and lender affordability to simplify and increase the speed and efficiency of searching, applying for and obtaining a mortgage.

Nathan Reilly, director of lender relationships at Twenty7tec, said: “At Twenty7Tec we’re committed to making the mortgage research process as efficient as possible for CloudTwenty7 users. This makes continually adding new lenders to our SOURCE module absolutely essential, so advisers can identify the best options for their customers not only across our comprehensive range of mainstream lenders, but also with specialist and Second Charge lenders, such as Step One.”

Martin Porter, Step One’s head of lending, added: “Our revised product range is competitively priced and offers a wide range of solutions for customers with different circumstances and borrowing needs. Our partnership with Twenty7Tec enables advisers to source for Step One mortgages more efficiently. This is a great benefit to advisers and their customers.”

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