iNation Enables Better Use of the Bitcoin Protocol for Real Estate with IBREA
iNation, one of the first companies to address the coming unbundling of the government services market, announced today that it is becoming the first corporate member of the International Bitcoin Real Estate Association.
IBREA is an organization dedicated to bringing real estate from the 17th to the 21st century by providing payment, escrow, and title services on the blockchain. The blockchain is an immutable public ledger which easily allows anyone to create a record but nobody to go back and corrupt or change entries.
This relationship will allow iNation to supply IBREA with the necessary expertise in the area of blockchain development. iNation and IBREA will work together to bridge the gap between the potential of the Transparent Crypto Ledger technologies and current established real world processes by integrating the iNation platform with current real world systems, tools and processes. As part of this collaboration iNation's co-founders David Mondrus (CEO) and Nathan Wosnack (CCO) will join the IBREA board.
“By using Bitcoin, the IBREA believes it can reduce costs, stamp out fraud, speed up transactions, democratize investing, increase financial privacy, internationalize markets, re-emphasize equity, and make real estate a liquid asset. Our relationship with iNation will allow us to achieve our goals with better speed and efficiency.” said Ragnar Lifthrasir, the organization’s founding board Member.“Interest in Bitcoin and blockchain technology continues to grow among traditional industries. We are excited to help the International Bitcoin Real Estate Association with its technological capabilities worldwide, and allow IBREA members to better use the bitcoin protocol for real estate transactions. iNation has joined as an official first corporate member.” said David Mondrus co-founder and CEO of iNation.
For more information, visit http://www.ibtcrea.org/ and http://www.ination.io/
About IBREA
Based in Laguna Beach California and formed in March 2015, The International Bitcoin Real Estate Association’s goal is to bring real estate from the 17th to the 21st century with blockchain technology. IBREA is focused on three areas: Implementing technology, building the community, and setting industry standards.
About iNation
Based in Pompano Beach, Florida, iNation is the first company to address the coming unbundling of the government services market. With iNation every aspect of your online life including your legal documents, your online communications, your social networks and of course your money are available through one of the world’s first secure, distributed, cryptographically verifiable platforms.
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