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Compliance·2026-04-18·5 min·Mortgage360 Team

TRID timing gate: hard-blocking funding when the math is wrong

§1026.19(e) and (f) timing rules are routinely violated by lenders who claim TRID compliance. Our gate hard-blocks funding when they are. Here's how it works.

What TRID requires

The federal Truth-In-Lending integrated disclosure rules govern when the Loan Estimate (LE) and Closing Disclosure (CD) must reach the borrower:

  • LE delivered within 3 business days of application (§1026.19(e)(1)(iii))
  • 7-business-day waiting period between LE and consummation (§1026.19(e)(4))
  • CD received ≥ 3 business days before consummation (§1026.19(f)(1)(ii))
  • Revised CD triggers a new 3-business-day clock for APR / product changes (§1026.19(f)(2)(ii))
  • Tolerance bucket cure on fee variances (§1026.19(e)(3))

Where lenders trip up

Mail-delivery presumption. Re-disclosure triggers. Counting business days vs calendar days. Holiday handling. A surprising number of platforms calculate this manually — or worse, ignore it and rely on the closing attorney to catch errors.

What our gate does

Hard-block "Fund" when any of the five rules above is violated. Every block is displayed with the citation, what triggered it, and how to remediate. Soft-warn at the 24-hour threshold so your team can fix issues before they become blockers.

Why "hard-block"

Because a violation discovered after funding is a violation. Caught before funding, it's just a workflow nudge.

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