The NS3 Settlement Services Summit brings together nearly 750 title and escrow professionals every year, and this week, Rynoh is in the room. From May 19–21 in Kansas City, Missouri, our team will be on the floor to talk about the three issues keeping settlement agents and title company owners up at night: escheatment compliance, wire fraud prevention, and FinCEN reporting.
If you’re attending the 22nd annual NS3, come find us.
Who You’ll Meet from Rynoh
Brad Mulder, Head of Sales, and Alan Shumate, Account Executive, are representing Rynoh at this year’s summit. Between them, they’ve had hundreds of conversations with settlement agents, title company owners, and real estate attorneys about the exact operational and compliance challenges NS3 attendees come to solve.
Stop by to talk shop, no pitch, no pressure. Just a direct conversation about what’s working and what isn’t in your escrow operation.
What We’ll Be Talking About
Escheatment Services, Before Stale Checks Become a State Problem
Unclaimed property reporting is one of the most underprepared compliance areas in the title industry. Stale-dated checks sit in aging files, deadlines get missed, and state auditors have increasingly focused on settlement agents. Rynoh’s Escheatment Services, including Escheat Pro Services (rynoh.com/escheat-pro/), automate the identification, reporting, and remittance process so your team isn’t scrambling when a state inquiry arrives.
At NS3, we’re talking through the most common failure points and how to close the gap before it becomes a liability.
Fraud Protection, Because Wire Fraud Is Still Accelerating
The FBI’s IC3 2025 report put real estate wire fraud losses at $275.1 million, up from $173 million in 2024. Those aren’t abstract statistics for the title industry. Seventeen percent of title companies have sent client funds to a fraudulent account at some point.
RynohVerifi (rynoh.com/account-verification-fraud-enhancements/) provides real-time account verification with a $2M standard wire fraud guarantee. At the NS3 settlement services summit, we’ll walk through how the verification layer works in practice and what it means for your firm’s liability exposure.
FinCEN Reporting, The December 2025 Rule Is Now in Effect
FinCEN’s Anti-Money Laundering rule for residential real estate took effect December 2025. It requires reporting on certain all-cash closings — and most title companies are still figuring out what that means for their workflow. Our team is prepared to talk through the rule’s scope and how Rynoh surfaces the data your compliance team needs without adding a parallel reporting process.
Find Us at NS3
The 22nd annual NS3 Settlement Services Summit runs May 19–21, 2026, at the Kansas City Convention Center. Check the full event agenda at ns3thesummit.com/agenda/ for sessions, networking events, and exhibitor hours.
To schedule time with Brad or Alan before the floor gets busy: Book an appointment at rynoh.com/try-rynohlive/ or reach out directly through rynoh.com.
We’ll see you in Kansas City.