Veyco’s Remortgage iQ platform has now seen 1,000 customers sign their mortgage deeds using qualified electronic signatures (QES).
The average time for registration and signing came in at two minutes and 43 seconds.
Sophie Blackbeard, senior product manager at Veyco, said: “The first 1,000 mortgage deeds signed using QES have given us valuable insight into how Qualified Electronic Signatures perform in real conveyancing transactions.
“Customers are completing the registration and signing stage in under three minutes on average, replacing a process that has traditionally depended on printing, witnessing, posting and manually handling paper deeds.
“Most importantly, the data has highlighted where customers were still falling back to paper, allowing us to identify and address barriers within the customer journey.”
Blackbeard added: “This means more customers can now complete their mortgage deed entirely digitally and gives lenders further evidence that QES can be delivered securely, efficiently and at scale.”
Martin Bourke, managing director at Your Conveyancer, said: “The introduction of QES has allowed us to deliver a complete digital journey for customers on re-mortgage transactions.
“The feedback from customers is extremely positive saving them time and money.
“Enhanced biometric identity checks combat the possibility of mortgage fraud, reducing risk for both law firms and lenders alike.”
Bourke added: “We have recently onboarded our third major lender to offer QES to its customers and expect most major lenders to follow suit in the coming months.”
Andy Roddy, Deputy Director Digital Services at HM Land Registry, said: “Reaching 1,000 mortgage deeds signed using Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) is a significant milestone for digital conveyancing.
“It demonstrates that QES can deliver a genuinely faster, more secure experience for customers.
“Veyco’s milestone shows how far QES adoption has come since we began accepting these signatures in August 2025.”
Roddy added: “We remain committed to working with providers and lenders to make digital signing accessible to more customers.”
