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Arda, a blockchain startup that seeks to provide a universal operating system for real estate, announced it has secured $3 million in a pre-seed funding round.

While this marks a notable achievement for the company, the funding was raised to empower Arda’s initiative to enhance efficiency in the $380 trillion real estate sector by addressing its fragmented and opaque infrastructure.

According to the announcement, Lightshift, a venture firm in early-stage companies focused on digital infrastructure and programmable assets, led the funding round.

Notably, Arda is a great fit for Lightshift’s choices. The firm is renowned for partnering with founders to provide capital, technical expertise, and strategic insights for market-defining innovation.

Simao Cruz, Founding Partner at Lightshift, acknowledged this saying;

“We invest in founders who are building the foundations of next-generation industries…Arda is developing purpose-built infrastructure that could redefine how real estate is owned, transacted, and financed.”

Following its design, Arda features a purpose-built digital infrastructure for real estate that introduces a programmable execution layer, integrating digital rights management, AI-driven automation, and seamless data interoperability. 

Notably, it seeks to build an innovative platform that leverages AI and blockchain technology to reduce transaction times and enhance transparency by enabling real-time ownership and financial processes.

The company has committed to building a digital framework to unify real estate assets, data, and financial services into a single, interoperable system. 

With its design, the platform will provide users with a verifiable record of property history to streamline due diligence. Users will also enjoy real-time money movement as payments will be directly linked to transactions for improved settlement efficiency.

Another major feature of the platform is integrated data and automation, which ensures automated workflows to reduce administrative friction in asset management.

Founder & CEO of Arda, Oli Harris, commented on the development saying;

“Real estate remains one of the most valuable yet operationally fragmented asset classes…By creating a programmable, trust-based system, we aim to bring real estate transactions in line with modern digital financial infrastructure.”

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