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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2026 · 17 MIN

Leapfrogging Mortgage Tech: Why Fintech Founders Are Building on MISMO Standards

from MISMO Mic'd Up: Beyond the Standards · host Brian Vieaux, President MISMO

Episode DescriptionIn this episode of MISMO Mic’d Up, host Brian Vieaux sits down with Ike Suri, Founder & CEO of FundingShield and MISMO Board Member, to explore how technology, data standards, and real-time verification are transforming one of the most critical moments in the mortgage process — the closing table.Drawing on experience from industries like NASDAQ trading systems, airline ticketing, and telecom, Ike shares how lessons from high-stakes, data-driven environments led him to identify a major vulnerability in mortgage lending: the risk of fraud, data decay, and compliance failures at closing.Together, Brian and Ike discuss:Why fintech founders — many new to mortgage — are increasingly turning to MISMO standards to accelerate innovationThe growing threat of wire and closing fraud in mortgage transactionsHow real-time source data verification can protect lenders, investors, and consumersWhy solving fraud and compliance challenges can actually improve lender profitabilityAnd how industry collaboration through organizations like MISMO is helping modernize mortgage infrastructureThe conversation highlights a powerful idea: standards don’t slow innovation — they enable it.If you care about the future of mortgage technology, fraud prevention, and building a safer housing finance ecosystem, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Episode DescriptionIn this episode of MISMO Mic’d Up, host Brian Vieaux sits down with Ike Suri, Founder & CEO of FundingShield and MISMO Board Member, to explore how technology, data standards, and real-time verification are transforming one of the most critical moments in the mortgage process — the closing table.Drawing on experience from industries like NASDAQ trading systems, airline ticketing, and telecom, Ike shares how lessons from high-stakes, data-driven environments led him to identify a major vulnerability in mortgage lending: the risk of fraud, data decay, and compliance failures at closing.Together, Brian and Ike discuss:Why fintech founders — many new to mortgage — are increasingly turning to MISMO standards to accelerate innovationThe growing threat of wire and closing fraud in mortgage transactionsHow real-time source data verification can protect lenders, investors, and consumersWhy solving fraud and compliance challenges can actually improve lender profitabilityAnd how industry collaboration through organizations like MISMO is helping modernize mortgage infrastructureThe conversation highlights a powerful idea: standards don’t slow innovation — they enable it.If you care about the future of mortgage technology, fraud prevention, and building a safer housing finance ecosystem, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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