Australian NSW Government Looks to Blockchain Technology For Property Conveyancing

Australian NSW Government Looks to Blockchain Technology For Property Conveyancing
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2018-10-18 19:00

The Australian New South Wales (NSW) Government is eager to trial blockchain technology for property conveyancing because it may make the process more efficient, cheap, secure, and reliable. According to ZDNet’s article published on October 15, 2018, the NSW Land Registry will complete a proof of concept in early 2019 with the intent of shifting all form of land registry.

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