Valuation & Mortgage Broking software in Australia

For Australian mortgage-broking teams, lending software should organise client circumstances, option comparisons and the evidence behind recommendations. ASIC's guidance explains the best interests obligations applying to mortgage brokers and other relevant credit licensees under the National Credit Act. Buyers should assess how the system supports that decision-making record, rather than equate a completed application with compliance.

Sources: www.asic.gov.au

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Last updated: Reviewed by Caspar Alpsten, PropAtlas

At a glance

Vendors
3
Most common HQ
Sydney (2), Toronto, Canada (1)
Median founding year
2013
Most-listed integrations
Not recorded (3 not recorded)
Verified
0% (0 of 3)

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3 Valuation & Mortgage Broking vendors in Australia

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Valuation & Mortgage Broking in Australia: frequently asked questions

How many Valuation & Mortgage Broking vendors serve Australia?

3 vendors listed on PropAtlas are verified as serving Australia in Valuation & Mortgage Broking, as of 23 October 2026. This counts vendors listed on PropAtlas, not the whole market.

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Which Australian guidance should inform a mortgage-broking workflow?

ASIC Regulatory Guide 273 explains what ASIC considers when assessing compliance with the best interests obligations in Part 3-5A of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009. It is directed at mortgage brokers and other relevant Australian credit licensees.

Does using lending software establish best interests compliance?

Software use alone does not establish compliance with the statutory obligations discussed in RG 273. Buyers should assess how a proposed workflow helps demonstrate the broker's reasoning and supports the compliance approach described in ASIC's guidance.