Land Registry News

It’s not the world’s first chain-based property transfer protocol, but it could be one of the most impactful, given its scale and prominence.

An article appearing on the World Economic Forum website has made the case for blockchain adoption to fight corruption and wastage of resources in government activities.

Australia’s senate committee on technology and finance wants lawmakers to establish a national blockchain land registry.

The United Nations wants to tackle urban challenges like land-grabbing and inefficient use of space with blockchain technology.

The IADB is piloting three projects to see if blockchain technology can solve some of the most urgent problems of land administration in South America.

Researcher from RMIT explains why startups will fail to fulfil their promises to disrupt real estate with blockchain.

The UN is developing blockchain solutions for development in Afghanistan.

The World Bank has joined the increasing list of entities skeptical over the technology’s potential impact.

The government of the Australian state of New South Wales is set to complete a proof-of-concept for a blockchain land registry system by summer 2019.

Swedish land registry Lantmäteriet is soon going to conduct their first Blockchain property sale with volunteers after two years of testing.