DJSP Enterprises, Inc. DJSP

Company Overview

DJSP Enterprises, Inc. (formerly traded under the ticker DJSP) was a U.S.-based provider of processing and support services for the residential mortgage and foreclosure industry. The company operated primarily through its relationship with the law firm of David J. Stern, P.A., which was heavily involved in mortgage foreclosure filings during the U.S. housing crisis period. DJSP’s business model focused on providing back-office processing, title, litigation support, document preparation, and administrative services connected to mortgage default servicing activities.

The company’s primary revenue drivers were foreclosure-related processing services performed for mortgage servicers, financial institutions, and affiliated legal operations. DJSP became publicly traded through a reverse merger transaction during the late-2000s foreclosure boom, positioning itself as a specialized servicing support company tied closely to high foreclosure volumes in the U.S. housing market. Its operations and financial performance deteriorated significantly following regulatory scrutiny of foreclosure practices, declining foreclosure activity, and operational disruptions tied to the broader “robo-signing” investigations affecting the mortgage servicing sector. Public disclosures and market reporting indicate the company ultimately ceased active operations, and data regarding ongoing business activity is inconclusive based on available public sources.