Every deal breaks in one of three places: who you trust, what you sign, how long you wait. RME closes all three.
The same flat is listed five times at five prices. The "owner" may be a middleman, and the broker has no track record you can check.
Forged deeds and double-sold plots are common. Advance money is handed over on trust, and getting it back from a failed deal takes years.
Checking a title means chasing offices and waiting weeks for a lawyer to read 40 pages of old records. Prices are guesswork.
Every answer is grounded in on-chain records: consultant findings, settlements, contracts and escrow states. Each claim links to its source, and nothing is invented.
Each module is independent chaincode on RME Blockchain, and they all share identity, documents and escrow.
India's real estate market is heading for $1 trillion by 2030. RME starts there, with a permissioned, regulation-aware stack that can plug into any country's land registry.