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Licensing for lenders.

Which states require a lending license depends on the product, the rates, and the borrower. Payna maps it, files it, and keeps it current, for the entity and for the people.

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RUNS ONNMLSState portals

How lending teams use Payna.

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Apply. Get licensed.

Apply organizes state requirements against the licensing scope your legal or compliance team approves, then runs the applications: bonds, financials, control persons, and state filings, sequenced as one program.

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Seats. License individuals.

If the products include mortgage, originators need their own licenses. Seats runs the MLO roster per person: MU4s, sponsorships, CE, and the renewal window.

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Maintain. Stay licensed.

Lending licenses come with renewals, annual reports, and state exams on different cycles per state. Maintain plans backward from each one and keeps the record audit-ready.

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API. Build on license data.

Gate origination by state licensure in any stack, and give partners a live, machine-readable answer on where the entity is licensed.

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The license map moves when the product does.

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    The product ships

    A new rate, a new fee structure, a new borrower segment. Small product decisions change which states require a license.

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    Fifty answers

    Whether a state licenses the product depends on the rates, the amounts, and the borrower. The answer is different in every state, and it changes.

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    Mapped before launch

    Payna maps the requirement per state before the product ships, files where filings are needed, and re-checks the map when the product changes.

Tell us what gets lent, and where.

We will map the license requirements for the product and show the program on Payna.

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See how Payna runs licensing.

Tell us a little about the company and we’ll walk through how Payna handles licensing and compliance in every US state.