ReTitle
A secure blockchain application for real estate title management — giving county recorders, title companies, and mortgage lenders a shared, tamper-evident chain of title, without any single organization controlling the record.
Title records live in silos that don't trust each other
A single property's chain of title touches county recorders, title companies, and mortgage lenders — three parties who each keep their own records, reconcile manually, and have no shared, real-time, tamper-evident view of the truth. Errors, delays, and disputes follow directly from that structural gap.
Who's involved
County Recorders — the official system of record for recorded instruments
Title Companies — verify ownership history and issue title insurance
Mortgage Lenders — rely on a clean title before financing a property
One shared ledger, three independent organizations
ReTitle runs a permissioned Hyperledger Fabric network where each organization operates its own peer and enforces its own access rules — no party can unilaterally alter the record, and every party sees changes in real time.
Tamper-evident chain of title
Every transfer, lien, and encumbrance is recorded on an immutable ledger — the full history of a property is always verifiable, never just asserted.
Multi-org consensus
No single organization can write to the ledger alone — recording actions are role-gated and endorsed the way real institutional trust works.
Real-time workflow
Staged review-and-approval workflows, live notifications, and a shared worklist keep every organization working off the same up-to-date picture.
A full, verifiable history — not just a current snapshot
Every transfer, deed correction, lien, and encumbrance is reconstructed directly from ledger history, giving title companies and lenders a real audit trail instead of a static point-in-time record.
Staged, multi-org review before anything hits the ledger
Mutating actions are staged for organizational review before they're dispatched to the chain — giving every organization a chance to verify a change before it becomes permanent.