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PH-Based Real Estate On Blockchain Platform Aqwire Signs First Client

by Gino, Bitpinas

A Filipino based fintech startup that uses the power of the blockchain, AQwire, recently signed its very first client, Revolution Precrafted. According to AQwire CEO and Founder, Mr. Ray Refundo, the synergy that the two companies will bring will make a difference.

This article is originally published on September 17, 2018. It was updated on September 20, 2018 to include a quote from Mr. Refundo. Please consider attributing BitPinas if you used this article as a source.

Revolution Precrafted is a global company that has multibillion-dollar dealings in six continents and 24 countries in the world. It will list 30,000 units on AQwire’s platform within the next 12-18 months. In a statement, Mr. Refundo said:

“Revolution Precrafted is the first Philippine developer to go international in a big way. Nearly $9 billion in deals closed all over the world in less than 3 years, which is unprecedented in Philippine business. AQWIRE will be able to help them sell these units to international buyers. The market for international real estate last year was nearly $400 billion. It’s an exciting space to be in and we’re fortunate to be working with them to bring this vision to fruition.”

Ray Refundo

AQwire

AQwire by QWIKWIRE harnesses the power of the blockchain to connect customers to property developers worldwide. It is a blockchain initiative that will help solve problems in traditional real estate transactions, like looking for financing, booking, listing, etc. Using its platform, international property investors and sellers can transact in different stages of the sale cycle. Sales can then be processed using credit cards, debit cards, international bank transfers, and through cryptocurrency. This cryptocurrency payment gateway is powered by SCI Ventures.

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Revolution Precrafted

Revolution Precrafted is a global company that has a collection of precrafted properties that range from homes, pavilions, pop-ups, museums, glamping, and furniture. The project has over 80 architects, artists, and designers all over the world that create the company’s exclusive prefabricated livable spaces. In a statement, the company said:

“In line with our global vision to actually penetrate and permeate throughout the rest of the world, AQwire will actually allow foreign developers to do global real estate transactions”

Robbie Antonio, Founder and CEO, Revolution Precrafted

Official Website: https://revolutionprecrafted.com/

In a previous report, early adopters of bitcoin from China are using their cryptocurrency wealth to buy foreign real estate.

In addition to innovative blockchain real estate ideas, CryptoCribs, a decentralized Airbnb-like platform is ready to accept guests in exchange for cryptos.

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