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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.

Property technology firm Coadjute has collaborated with the Bank of England, HM Land Registry and Bank of International Settlements to change the way property transactions are settled.

The Bank of England and Bank for International Settlements announce the completion of Project Meridian, a prototype designed in participation with Coadjute to coordinate the simultaneous transfer of money and house ownership.

Coadjute, a London-based PropTech firm that uses a blockchain network to record property transactions, has bagged £4m in a funding round.

Coadjute has announced a £4 million investment funding round as their deployment across the UK property market continues to expand.

Now, Coadjute picked up £4 million in funding in a round led by Manchester-based Praetura Ventures that backed Arctic Shores, BlueSkeye AI, and Futr. The round also saw participation from other investors, including Reech Corporations Group.

Coadjute, a London-based proptech that uses a blockchain network to record property transactions, has raised £4m in a round led by Manchester VC Praetura Ventures.

Coadjute, the blockchain network for the UK property market that aims to transform the ease and speed of home purchasing, has announced a four-million-pound investment funding round.

Blockchain network aiming to transform the ease and speed of home purchasing raises further £4m to expand across UK property market.

As Coadjute’s deployment across the UK property market continues to expand, this latest backing has been led by Manchester-based Praetura Ventures, with other significant investors including Reech Corporations Group.

Blockchain network has raised the cash from an investment round led by Manchester-based Praetura Ventures, with other significant investors including Reech Corporations Group.

Blockchain property network Coadjute has secured £4m of funding as it looks to continue efforts to transform the ease and speed of home purchasing.

Property blockchain network Coadjute has announced a £4m investment funding round.

Coadjute announces that it has raised a further £4m in their preparation to expand their network across the property market