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Coadjute, a real-time network, designed to speed up property transactions, allows all parties involved in a property deal – including the estate agent, conveyancer, mortgage lender and broker – to track the live progress of a property transaction.

Coadjute – the blockchain network for the UK property market aiming to halve the time it takes to move home – has signed up four more estate agency CRM platforms.

Blockchain technology provider Coadjute has announced further progress with estate agency software vendors as it ramps up its efforts to connect the disparate parts of the home-moving process.

Today it’s adding to the list with Agent Hub, Power Bespoke, Rex and Veco by Eurolink.

The property market is a diverse ecosystem of multiple professions operating independently. Estate agents, conveyancers, mortgage brokers and lenders provide individual services throughout a property transaction.

The idea of a cashless society has been widely discussed in recent months, intensified by the fall in cash transactions during the pandemic.

Following its successful launch this month, leading PropTech Coadjute today announces the appointment of three new Advisory Board Members, further strengthening their expertise and avenues for collaboration with all sectors of the property market.

UK bank Board Director, Elizabeth Chambers; ex NatWest Head of Intermediaries, Graham Felstead and renowned Estate Agency Advisor, Michael Day join Coadjute as the network begins its national roll-out.

Former NatWest head of intermediaries Graham Felstead has joined the advisory board of proptech firm Coadjute.

Blockchain-powered property network Coadjute has added three members, including NatWest’s former head of intermediary mortgages Graham Felstead, to its advisory board.

UK bank Board Director, Elizabeth Chambers; ex NatWest Head of Intermediaries, Graham Felstead and renowned Estate Agency Advisor, Michael Day join Coadjute as the network begins its national roll-out.

A house in Kent is the first being sold using a blockchain network that connects conveyancers with estate agents and mortgage lenders.

Blockchain technology specialist Coadjute has formally launched in the UK with the aim to provide a real-time network to speed up property transactions.

Coadjute uses Blockchain technology to speed up conveyancing and keep the property chain moving.

Coadjute, a blockchain property tech startup, has announced the launch of Coadjute Network, a DLT (distributed ledger technology) network that enables businesses operating in real estate to share data about a property sale.

A new real-time blockchain network that aims to speed up property transactions has been launched in the UK.