2023年4月25日

風險投資公司2023年4月25日Adaverse EMURGO非洲和珠峰的合資公司設立企業集團,投資於HouseAfrica, proptech公司。HouseAfrica使用區塊鏈技術改善非洲的土地所有權。其他主要投資者也投資了這一輪融資支持HouseAfrica增長和擴張進入新的市場。這項投資將允許HouseAfrica增加其運營和整合解決方案與Cardano,第三代區塊鏈,這將使土地登記和財產所有權在非洲更有效和安全的。Adaverse致力於支持fintech公司建立Web3基礎設施以促進數字相關的新興經濟體的發展。HouseAfrica提供了一個獨特的解決方案來解決非洲的財產所有權的挑戰。Adaverse和其他主要投資者的投資將為HouseAfrica提供所需的資本擴張進入新的市場和集成與Cardano的解決方案。非洲的房地產業正在迅速成長和發展。目前價值15萬億美元,預計到2028年將達到20萬億美元。盡管整個國家和地區不同的增長動力,還有常見的障礙需要解決,交易成本高,融資渠道有限,缺乏透明度的土地所有權。 These factors have hindered investment in Africa’s real estate industry, especially from the diaspora. HouseAfrica aims to address these challenges by using blockchain technology, and its innovative and pioneering features aim to build a reliable system of land ownership. HouseAfrica’s flagship product, Sytemap, is an ecosystem platform that uses blockchain and satellite maps to create more trust and transparency in land transactions. The platform streamlines land acquisition and processing for buyers, lawyers, real estate companies, and agents. It also empowers digital realtors to safeguard their reputation while providing real estate developers with a competitive edge that results in a 50% reduction in the stressful sales process. Source: HouseAfrica The CEO and Co-Founder of HouseAfrica, Nnamdi Uba, commented on the use of blockchain, saying that many real estate markets in Africa are riddled with middleman complexities, extortion, duplicate land titles, lack of trust, ownership verification, and privacy. He added that HouseAfrica is leveraging Web3 and blockchain to provide immutability of data and eliminate duplicity of ownership. Through its Sytemap platform, HouseAfrica can record landowners’ data and proof of land allocation as NFTs, each with a unique identifier, making it impossible to tamper with. HouseAfrica plans to use the recently raised funds to enhance its blockchain infrastructure, aiming to fully migrate onto the Cardano platform by the end of the fourth quarter. With a focus on asset tokenisation and NFT minting, the integration of HouseAfrica’s innovative solutions with Cardano’s scalable and interoperable blockchain technology is expected to result in a secure and efficient property registry system that can be easily accessed by anyone with an internet connection. This strategic move highlights the company’s commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology to revolutionise the real estate industry in Africa and provide transparent and trustworthy land transactions. Adaverse’s investment in HouseAfrica is poised to have a significant impact on the African real estate industry. The integration of HouseAfrica’s innovative solutions with Cardano’s blockchain technology is expected to provide a reliable system of land ownership, streamline land acquisition and processing, and increase trust and transparency in land transactions. With a focus on asset tokenisation and NFT minting, HouseAfrica’s solutions will enable anyone with an internet connection to access a secure and efficient property registry system. HouseAfrica is committed to leveraging cutting-edge technology to revolutionise the real estate industry in Africa and provide transparent and trustworthy land transactions . Adaverse HouseAfrica Adaverse HouseAfrica Charles Rapulu Udoh Charles Rapulu Udoh is a Lagos-based lawyer, who has several years of experience working in Africa’s burgeoning tech startup industry. He has closed multi-million dollar deals bordering on venture capital, private equity, intellectual property (trademark, patent or design, etc. ), mergers and acquisitions, in countries such as in the Delaware, New York, UK, Singapore, British Virgin Islands, South Africa, Nigeria etc. He’s also a corporate governance and cross-border data privacy and tax expert. As an award-winning writer and researcher, he is passionate about telling the African startup story, and is one of the continent’s pioneers in this regard Share this: