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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Rick Triola

CEO, NotaryCam

Rick Triola, NotaryCam CEO

As founder and CEO of NotaryCam, Rick Triola brought remote online notarization and remote online closing technology to the housing industry.

He founded NotaryCam in 2012, and completed the first mortgage ROC in 2014. Triola devoted the last six years to advancing nationwide RON legalization. As of July 1st, nine states allow RON, with three more states coming on board this year and another nine in 2020. Many of these states have simply opted to adopt the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts developed by the Uniform Law Commission – an effort in which Triola was heavily involved. His commitment to excellence in both system functionality and customer service has earned NotaryCam a 99.8% customer satisfaction rating. From the start, Rick has followed the mantra of “Customer First.” To achieve that, each NotaryCam notary goes through the NotaryCam Academy.

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