According to a recent LinkedIn post from Proof, remote online notarization is being positioned as an increasingly standard component of real estate closing operations. The post highlights that Proof, formerly Notarize, reportedly facilitates tens of thousands of online closings each month in collaboration with lenders and title companies nationwide.
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The post cites United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) as having completed more than 30,000 digital closings on Proof’s platform, alongside users such as Canyon Title that are using the service to scale remote closings. It also emphasizes a risk-management angle, suggesting that the platform is designed to mitigate issues like seller impersonation.
According to the post, Proof layers more than 100 additional risk signals into the signing session, positioning this as going beyond traditional knowledge-based authentication and credential analysis. For investors, this focus on security and compliance may be important in driving adoption among regulated financial and real estate counterparties.
The post implies that remote closing capabilities remain a growth area for the company, as it invites interested parties with remote closings on their roadmap to engage with Proof. If sustained, the reported transaction volumes and marquee relationships could support recurring usage-based revenue and strengthen Proof’s competitive position in the digital closing and online notarization market.