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The blockchain fintech has purportedly tapped Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Jefferies Financial Group Inc. to help with the initiative, per Bloomberg's reporting.
November 22 -
Mike Cagney, the fintech's CEO, said Tuesday the project came about in reaction to an industry need for a private capital market.
November 9 -
The fintech rolled out a Lending-as-a-Service (LaaS) platform, which gives lenders access to its system. The first mortgage shop to sign up is Guaranteed Rate.
November 3 -
Real-world use of the shared, immutable databases has become increasingly centered on piecemeal implementation in industry processes, which can be executed without waiting for broader technology reforms.
September 1 -
The ledger technology can make artificial intelligence systems more transparent, some industry stakeholders say.
August 25 -
The transaction is the second of its kind in the past six months and comes as the mortgage leaders take steps to develop document standardization that would ease electronic closings and trading of the home equity loans.
April 25 -
Last year, the company appeared to be on track to raise $300 million but has since reduced its target by two-thirds.
February 6 -
Lenders can utilize blockchain technology to originate fully digital, tokenized mortgage assets on the chain. How does it work, and how can mortgage companies benefit from integrating with this technology?
October 25 -
The single-family house, located in South Carolina, was sold to an investor for $176,200 last month.
October 18 -
The partnership is starting off small but ultimately aims to sell real estate through non-fungible tokens on a broader scale than others have in the past.
September 30