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Blockchain Technology could be the future of Real Estate Transaction

 

According to reports, an anonymous bidder spent $28 million in cryptocurrency for a Miami condo. The mayor of Miami suggested at the start of the year that residents should be able to pay their property taxes and other local levies in bitcoin. With each passing day, businesses and developers alike are realizing the advantages of using cryptocurrency as a payment method Identity theft can be made much more difficult using blockchain technology's combination of speed and security. As a tool for visualizing current property and document status, blockchain can be considered. Financial institutions, real estate businesses, buyers, and sellers can all consult it at any time. Researchers at the University of Texas believe that smart contracts will eliminate any room for ambiguity or interpretation in our daily interactions. There are platforms dedicated to the purchase and sale of items on the internet due to the development of new financial instruments. The usage of cryptocurrency in future real estate transactions, such as buying new houses, maybe simplified thanks to this cutting-edge digital technology. The use of bitcoins as a payment option for real estate purchases is now being considered by some companies.

Blockchain technology speeds up traditional real estate market processes enormously. Users save a lot of time because they have full access to the blockchain's contents. Depending on the contract terms and conditions, transfers may be performed automatically. Purchasing and selling real estate will no longer be done in the current opaque manner, which is scheduled to be phased out soon. We now have a method that encourages trust while simultaneously reducing dependency on real estate brokers, thanks to the blockchain. Additionally, it lowers costs by accelerating resident transfers and creating new networking opportunities.

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