Land Ledger
See how a piece of land has changed hands.
Sellers record each transfer. Communities confirm what they witnessed. Anyone with a reference number can read the record and its history, with the names of the people involved shortened to initials.
How it works
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Step 1
A seller records the transfer
Who sold to whom, when, and where the land is. A flat fee pays for the record. The buyer gets an email to confirm it.
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Step 2
A community can confirm it
A registered community that witnessed the sale can attest it. An attested record carries more weight than one a seller filed alone.
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Step 3
Anyone can read the history
Each record links to the one before it, and a fingerprint shows if history was changed. A buyer can check a plot before paying for it.
Keep records for a community?
Register your community to attest transfers in your area and earn a share of each fee.
Register a communityIs the ledger honest?
Every day the ledger publishes a fingerprint of that day's entries. Keep a copy and you can check later that nothing changed.
See the daily fingerprints