The startSafe opening package will be an add-on to Fidelity National Financial’s WireSafe program and will provide an authenticated, secure digital portal for buyer and seller transactions.
Source: Inman News
Fidelity National Financial adds new digital opening package for homebuyer and seller transactions
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