Auto Finance Technologies Develops Private Label Web-Based Dealer Portal For Trustmark National Bank; New Portal Enhances Lender's Ability to Process Loans Loans Finance & Mortgage

Auto Finance Technologies Develops Private Label Web-Based Dealer Portal For Trustmark National Bank; New Portal Enhances Lender's Ability to Process Loans

BATON ROUGE, La. -- Auto Finance Technologies, a subsidiary of AppOne, has designed and developed a private label Web-based dealer portal for Jackson, Miss.-based Trustmark National Bank.

Trustmark will use the dealer portal to originate auto retail installment contracts at franchised auto dealers. Several months of development and implementation went into the system, which will enable dealers to electronically submit loan applications that conform to meet Trustmark's lending requirements. The dealers can also use the technology to track the status of loans, and receive instantaneous decisions on prime deals.(Continue Reading)

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