FCT (First Canadian Title) has partnered with Interac to develop a secure digital real estate identification system. This credential can be stored and shared with parties involved in real estate transactions, streamlining the process and reducing the need for repeated identity verification.
Real EstateDigital IdFctInteracSecurityReal EstateMay 12, 2025
The digital real estate ID is a secure digital credential that can be stored on a user's device and shared with parties involved in real estate transactions. It aims to streamline the process of identity verification and make real estate transactions more efficient and secure.
The digital real estate ID is based on advanced cryptographic technologies and can be managed through a user-friendly app. Users can create and verify their digital IDs, which can then be shared with other parties in a secure manner.
The digital real estate ID will benefit a wide range of stakeholders, including buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and financial institutions. It will make the process of verifying identity faster and more convenient, reducing the time and effort required to complete a transaction.
The digital real estate ID will reduce the need for repeated identity checks, making the transaction process more efficient and secure. This will help to minimize delays and reduce the risk of fraud, ensuring a smoother and more transparent experience for all parties involved.
FCT and Interac are working closely with industry leaders and regulatory bodies to develop best practices and standards for digital real estate IDs. They aim to create a system that is secure, user-friendly, and compliant with existing regulations and standards.
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