Ginnie Mae e-Access provides a single point of access for all issuer applications on the Ginnie Mae Web site. e-Access therefore eliminates the need for issuer personnel to remember multiple user ID and passwords to access Web IIS, Web EDI, Web IEDS and Loan Matching Information. Each user has one ID and password, which allows the user access to all approved functions. For example, a user who needs to use both Web EDI and Web IEDS will use the same ID and password to access both applications.

To receive your ID and password for e-Access please review the following links

• Security Notice
• Registration and Procedures (PDF)
• Ginnie Mae e-Access Introduction (PDF)
• System Requirements

Web IIS
The Web IIS is an Internet business application that replicates the functions previously performed by IIS. Web IIS allows issuers to more efficiently create, edit, print, and submit all monthly reporting obligations to Ginnie Mae. (Overview) (PDF)

Web EDI
Web EDI is a Ginnie Mae e-commerce application that allows issuers with 800 or fewer loans to report their loan level data electronically. (Overview) (PDF)

Web IEDS
The Issuer Exception Display System (IEDS) reports errors from the loan level data submitted to Ginnie Mae. These reports capture key information such as loan type (FHA, VA, RHS, Public and Indian Housing (PIH)), case number, borrower and property information, and beginning and remaining principal balances of the loans.
(Overview) (PDF)

Loan Matching Information
The Loan Matching Information section provides issuers with a method to access loan matching results data. Currently Ginnie Mae performs two types of matching to loan level detail data:
          Case Number Matching
          Insurance Matching
All issuers who have access to Web IEDS automatically have access to Loan Matching Information.
(Overview) (PDF)

Security Notice

Each user is required to have an ID and password to access Ginnie Mae e-Access.

Ginnie Mae employs industry-standard security tools and procedures for data encryption and user access controls. Ginnie Mae's Web applications are designed to ensure that only authorized users may access and view sensitive data.

Each user only requires one ID and Password.

Issuers should be aware that it is unlawful to intentionally access a federal computer or a federal interest computer for certain purposes without authorization. This includes sharing passwords. An officer or employee of an issuer who knowingly misuses a user ID may be subject to a fine and/or imprisonment in accordance with 18 U.S.C. 1030.

System Requirements

The minimum system requirements for using Ginnie Mae e-Access (Web Edi, Web IIS, Web IEDS, Loan Matching Information) are listed below. Faster workstations, more current operating systems, and faster Internet connection speeds will improve response times and overall performance.

• Computer Workstation - Pentium 400mhz
• Operating System - Windows 98
• Browser Security - 128 bit encryption
• Browser Software - Internet Explorer 5.5 or Netscape 6.2
• Internet ISP Connection - 56kbs

Windows 2000 users: In addition to ensuring that your browser software (i.e., Netscape) is set for 128-bit encryption, you must also ensure that your Windows 2000 desktop is set for 128-bit encryption. This may require installation of the Windows 2000 High Encryption Pack. You can read more about the High Encryption Pack and download the update file from Microsoft's Web site.