How DRN | MVTRAC | SCM & Loanbridge are Solving the Impound Crisis

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The Power of Connected Intelligence

Every hour a vehicle sits in an impound lot, your ROI vanishes under a mountain of storage fees and rapid asset depreciation.

The traditional, paper-heavy impound process isn’t just slow, it’s a massive financial leak. At MVTRAC, we’ve decided to plug that leak by unifying the industry’s most powerful intelligence tools into a single, seamless recovery ecosystem.

The New Gold Standard: The MVR + Loanbridge Integration

We’ve integrated Loanbridge’s intelligence directly into our Monitor, Verify, Recover (MVR) solution. This isn’t just a partnership, it’s a high-velocity, plug and play engine designed to recover your vehicles in record time.

By merging these technologies, we’ve transformed the three most critical stages of the recovery lifecycle:

  • Real-Time Detection vs. Snail Mail: Our integrated system replaces slow, mail-based notifications with immediate DRN alerts, giving you a massive head start on the recovery clock.
  • AI-Driven Verification vs. Manual Research: Loanbridge’s advanced AI agents instantly confirm vehicle status, condition, and exact fees, replacing hours of tedious research with automated, actionable data.

Unified Recovery vs. Fragmented Chaos: This ecosystem provides a seamless, end-to-end chain, from integrated condition reports and appraisals to coordinated transport, ensuring your asset is back in your hands before its value takes a hit.

Why This Matters for Your Bottom Line

By leveraging this  ecosystem, lenders can finally move from a reactive stance to a proactive strategy. This unified approach is fundamentally reducing recovery friction. We aren’t just finding cars, we’re accelerating the entire resolution lifecycle.

Listen: The Future of Loss Mitigation

Want to hear how this works in the real world? Join Joe Farley (CSO, DRN | MVTRAC | SCM) and Alex Wilham (CEO & Founder, Loanbridge) as they break down how this collaboration is rewriting the rules of impound resolution

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