Protect your Florida property in the age of blockchain.
Learn how modern public records, smart contracts, and title security work — so you can spot fraud, understand your rights, and own with confidence.
- 12,400+
- Homeowners educated
- 48
- Course modules
- 67
- Florida counties covered
Education, transparency, and protection for every Florida homeowner
Blockchain is changing how property is bought, recorded, and secured. We translate the technology into practical knowledge you can use to protect what you own.
Learn the fundamentals
Plain-English lessons on blockchain, tokenization, and how Florida public records actually work.
Prevent title fraud
Spot the warning signs, monitor your title, and use tools that stop deed fraud before it happens.
Earn recognized certificates
Complete structured courses and receive a verifiable digital certificate on the blockchain.
Structured learning paths for every Floridian
Whether you're a first-time homeowner, an agent, or a title professional — start at your level and progress toward certification.
See all programsDeed fraud complaints in Florida rose 74% in the last three years.
Learn the exact playbook attackers use — and the free monitoring tools every Florida county offers to protect your title.
Get the fraud defense checklistWhat you'll learn to do
Every module ends with a practical action — not just theory.
- Freeze and monitor your title across all 67 Florida counties
- Read a chain of title and spot forged conveyances
- Verify a smart contract before signing anything
- Recognize the four most common wire-fraud patterns
- Recover after a suspected fraudulent recording
A 500-year journey to the blockchain
Explore how property rights in Florida evolved from Spanish land grants to distributed ledgers.
Juan Ponce de León claims La Florida. First European property records begin.
Florida becomes a state; county-level deed recording formalizes ownership.
The whitepaper that would reshape record-keeping is published.
Florida pilots explore blockchain-recorded deeds and fractional ownership.
Start with a free 45-minute webinar this week.
Live sessions with Q&A from Florida attorneys, title professionals, and blockchain educators.