The GO Edge Broker Portal question now comes with dates attached: GO Edge sits under Advantedge (part of the NAB Group) and Advantedge stopped accepting new home-loan applications from 30 September 2025 ahead of a full migration to NAB.
For mortgage brokers, the practical position is this: existing Advantedge-funded loans, including GO Edge deals, migrate to NAB systems on 17 October 2026 and reopen as NAB Tailored Home Loans, so every GO Edge file in your book needs a flag against that date.
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Where the brands and the tools stand
GO Edge was one of the white-label home-loan brands funded and distributed by Advantedge. With new applications closed, the working tool for existing files is Advantedge’s Preferred Lenders portal, which the broker resources identify as the place to view loans from application through settlement and beyond, including statuses, notes, decisions and post-settlement information.
Older portal claims worth dropping
Articles once described the GO Edge portal taking new registrations and applications, complete with customisable dashboards, instant updates, business reporting, integrations and built-in tutorials. Current material supports none of that, and the performance promises deserve equal scepticism: no portal guarantees fewer errors or hours of work finished in minutes. Judge any tool by what the lender documents today.
Managing your files through the migration
Loans already lodged continue under Advantedge’s published guidance until the October 2026 handover, so resist restarting otherwise sound mortgage applications without checking whether the migration timetable covers them first.
Treat the book itself as the project: tag every affected loan in your client portfolios, note which products will re-emerge as NAB Tailored Home Loans, and map how each file’s rates and features will be treated when servicing moves. After the switch, the familiar mortgage application process for these clients runs on NAB’s systems and paperwork rather than Advantedge’s.
Tell affected clients about the change well before it happens; proactive explanations protect your client relationships far better than a surprise letter from a new lender. During transition windows, resist promising unusually fast turnarounds, because system moves rarely respect old service levels. Keep relying on your own reporting tools for pipeline visibility instead of any single portal view, and hold your usual Data security standards while documents shift between platforms.
Your next steps
This week, read Advantedge’s migration notices end to end, tag affected loans with the October 2026 date, and start the client conversations now. When NAB Tailored Home Loans opens for new lending, review the product set before assuming the old GO Edge options still exist in the same form.
