Republished from AFSA It is the reality of every business: Faster transactions mean faster payments. In the case of the AFSA community, the quicker the lender can add or release a lien, the quicker the dealer gets paid. There is only one way to speed things up in the modern world: improve efficiency. The best […]
CLEVELAND, August 13, 2024 -- CHAMP Titles, Inc., the leading provider of digital vehicle title, registration, and lien systems of record in the United States, announced today that it has launched the first digital vehicle title in the country in the state of West Virginia. Setting a new standard in electronic titling systems, the West […]
In the rapidly evolving automotive industry, efficiency and agility are paramount for maintaining an edge. This is especially the case for automotive fleets, which have experienced major disruptions across the industry with unsettling economic conditions that have impacted nearly every aspect of fleet operations. From increasing maintenance costs to higher fuel prices, the cost of […]
New Jersey joins West Virginia, the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and Illinois as adopters of CHAMPs revolutionary software suite of solutions CLEVELAND, Ohio (May 30, 2024) – CHAMP Titles, Inc., in partnership with Tyler Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: TYL) and the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, has implemented its Electronic Lien and Title Service (ELT) in the […]
CLEVELAND, Ohio (May 30, 2024) – CHAMP Titles, Inc. announced today that its electronic solution for vehicle titling is live and available in a pilot phase in the state of Kentucky. Kentucky Adopts Electronic Lien and Titling (ELT) In pursuit of a more efficient solution to provide an alternative to the manual, paper-based system, House […]
Early Indicators of Change in Vehicle Titling Online car sales have been steadily increasing year over year. By 2026, online purchases will represent 15% of all sales – compared to just 2% in 2022. In five years, that number could reach as high as 40%. The truth is, the selling of cars online was inevitable […]
