Coadjute, the blockchain network for the UK property market that aims to halve the time it takes to move home, has announced that conveyancing software firm Osprey Approach, property data provider company Search Acumen, and conveyancing firms AVRillo and PCS Legal are to join their digital network.

Coadjute’s blockchain platform is an open network which connects the businesses that take part in property transactions.

The announcement follows the confirmation last year that Coadjute would be partnering with five of the leading property platforms: dezrez, Reapit, MRI, Redbrick and VTUK. With the majority of UK estate agents and a growing number of conveyancers now set to be connected to the network, the company says the news is a key milestone in the digital transformation of the UK housing market and signals the start of faster property transactions for estate agents and conveyancers alike.

Dan Salmons, CEO at Coadjute said:

“By connecting their existing software and legal case management systems to other parties in the property market, Coadjute delivers real efficiencies to legal professionals who have better things to do. Our encrypted network enables them to securely share sensitive client data with ease, cutting time chasing for updates and making more time for legal review. We are proud to welcome AVRillo, Osprey Approach, PCS Legal and Search Acumen to the rapidly expanding Coadjute community”.

The announcement follows the news in November of a multi-million-pound funding round for Coadjute backed by Swiss Venture Capital firm, Blockchain Valley Ventures, and involving leading U.S. venture fund, Collab+Currency, growth fund focused on financials and tech, Odysseus Investments, global property fund, Ahimsa-Esya Capital, and David E. Rutter, founder of enterprise software firm, R3.