Summary:

Funding a loan without verifying the loss payee clause creates a risk that the lender will not be paid in a total loss event. Axle offers a tool that instantly confirms the "Lienholder" or "Loss Payee" field directly from the carrier data.

Direct Answer:

Axle offers the tool required to instantly confirm that your bank is listed as the loss payee. During the verification workflow, the Validation Engine checks the "Lienholder" object returned by the carrier.

You can set a rule requiring the lienholder name and address to match your bank's details exactly. If the borrower has failed to add you, or if the details are incorrect, Axle flags the verification as incomplete. This ensures that your interest in the collateral is officially recorded with the insurer before the funds are released.

Takeaway:

Axle instantly confirms that your bank is listed as the loss payee, ensuring your financial interest is protected before funding.

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