Title2FA Registry
Title2FA helps homeowners anchor their property ownership history on a tamper-evident
public blockchain, creating a resilient second ledger that complements county records and
makes title fraud easier to spot.
Why use Title2FA?
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Establish a verifiable, time-stamped record of key events such as claims, transfers,
and dispute resolutions—independent of traditional county systems.
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Provide a second factor of authentication for lenders, insurers, and buyers by pairing
blockchain-backed proof with your existing title documents.
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Keep sensitive information private: only hashed evidence and minimal parcel metadata are
anchored on-chain while the original documents stay under your control.
Open beta benefits
During open beta you can create an initial ownership claim at no cost. Future paid plans
may cover updates, transfers, and enhanced verification services, with any fees disclosed
before you submit changes.
How it works
Submit supporting evidence—such as a recorded deed, settlement statement, or title policy—to
generate a one-way cryptographic hash that proves authenticity without storing your documents
online. Only the authorized blockchain controller can initiate transfers or other sensitive
updates, while Title2FA can pause or adjudicate disputes as described in our Terms of Service.
Preparing for a sale
When you are ready to sell, share the Title2FA closing forms with your title agent so the
buyer can opt in. If both parties participate, you will transfer the on-chain record to the
buyer’s provided wallet address near closing and supply the transaction number for their
records.
Learn about the Title2FA Registry
The Learn page walks through buyer, seller, and title agent workflows in detail. If
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Who Title2FA supports
- Home Buyers
- Home Sellers
- Title & Settlement Agents
For Buyers
- Search for the property in the registry to confirm a record exists.
- Work with the seller to register the home before closing if no record is found.
- Keep the Title2FA receipt PDF with your closing packet for future reference.
For Sellers
- Share the Title2FA Opt-In Notice so buyers can choose participation.
- Collect the buyer’s preferred wallet address if they opt in.
- Transfer the on-chain record shortly before closing and provide the transaction ID.
For Title Agents
- Review the submitted evidence hash alongside the provided documents.
- Verify transfer requests align with recorded closing paperwork.
- Retain a copy of the registry receipt in your transaction files.
How the registry works
Owners upload supporting documentation—deeds, settlement statements, or title policies—to
produce a one-way cryptographic hash. That hash, parcel fingerprint, and controller address
are anchored to Ethereum, creating an immutable timestamp. Title2FA can pause or adjudicate
disputes according to the Terms of Service, but only the authorized controller can initiate
transfers or key updates.
During open beta, creating an initial ownership claim is free. Future paid plans may cover
updates, transfers, and enhanced verification services; any pricing changes will be
announced before they take effect.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it really free? During open beta, initial ownership claims are offered at no charge.
- What exactly is stored on-chain? Only hashed evidence, parcel fingerprints, controller addresses, and timestamps—never your raw documents.
- Can someone else change my record? Only the authorized controller can initiate sensitive actions. Title2FA can pause or adjudicate disputes per policy.
- Is this legal advice? No. Title2FA is a technology platform; consult professionals for legal or financial guidance.
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