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Coadjute, the leading property technology company, has today announced the launch of its Digital Property Data Pack service, which is set to significantly decrease property transaction times and drive innovation across the industry.

Coadjute has launched a Digital Property Data Pack (DPDP) service to both simplify and speed up transactions by automatically collating data from numerous sources.

Coadjute has launched a Digital Property Data Pack service for its users.

Property technology provider Coadjute has announced the launch of its Digital Property Data Pack service, which it says is set to significantly cut transaction times.

Coadjute has announced the launch of its Digital Property Data Pack service, which aims to decrease property transaction times and drive innovation across the industry.

Digitisation of the property market is inevitable, but it is important that it's made a priority to implement in a way that makes sense for everyone — not in the ad hoc, fragmented way that is happening now.

Exploring the announcement of a ground-breaking, brand-new digital synchronised settlement prototype which should help bring the Holy Grail of digital property transactions a step closer.

The Bank of England last week announced the completion of Project Meridian, a digital synchronised settlement prototype that aims to digitise and speed-up property transactions.

The property settlement process is set to vastly improve thanks to a ground-breaking collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute.

Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute unveil new digital settlement prototype.

Fully digital property transactions have been brought a step closer thanks to a collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute.

The Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and digital property transactions firm Coadjute are behind Project Meridian, which aims to simplify house sales.

A brand-new digital synchronised settlement prototype promising to “bring fully digital property transactions a step closer” has been revealed, born of collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements, and Coadjute.

The property settlement process looks set to improve thanks to a new collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute.

The Bank of England announced the completion of Project Meridian, a digital synchronised settlement prototype promising to reshape the way property payments are conducted, benefiting consumers, businesses, HM Land Registry and the wider property market.

The property settlement process is set to vastly improve thanks to a ground-breaking collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and Coadjute.