Data Trace® Expands Geographic Coverage of Data Available through its EVTP™ Platform

Data from 18 Title Plants Added to New Platform Technology

Santa Ana, Calif. - Data Trace Information Services LLC, the nation’s largest provider of data services to the settlement services industry, announced today the addition of property data from 18 counties to its inventory of online title plants available through the new Nazca® eVTP™ platform.

Integrated with Data Trace in June 2011, NazcaeVTP.com is an enhanced platform that allows for searches of property data and title records based on the names of grantors and grantees involved in real estate transactions. The additional plant data includes property information from counties in California, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The latest geographic expansion increases the total number of title plants owned by Data Trace to 342. The Nazca eVTP platform now offers access to property information and tax data in more than 92 counties in the United States.

“Data Trace leverages its position as a leading title technology company to offer access to a continually growing geographic range of data in our title plants,” commented Robert Karraa, president of Data Trace. “The strength of our property information is evident in both the geographic breadth and historic depth of our title plant databases.”

About Data Trace
Data Trace Information Services LLC provides technology that enables settlement services companies to connect to regional title databases and access them using a standardized interface. The Data Trace system is the largest and most advanced of its kind and delivers title history information, property tax assessment and payment data, document images and property profiles in major metropolitan areas across the United States. With coverage in 23 states, Data Trace’s title plant and tax database of nearly 1 billion records is the broadest and most comprehensive title information system available and is used by the largest national title insurance underwriters in the U.S. For additional information, visit Data Trace’s website at www.eDataTrace.com.