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Where these systems already run.

National titling in Zambia. County land records anchored from 1996 onward. Deed-fraud work in New York City. Each project is built around the office that remains responsible for the record.

A false-colour LiDAR surface model of a built-up district, height rendered from blue in the low ground through green to orange on the ridge, with every roof and tree canopy resolved as its own raised form
Guyana, South America

Guyana · 2026

LiDAR Acquisition Project

Aircraft-mounted LiDAR and mapping cameras covering 16,281 km² — nearly all of Guyana’s urban footprint plus high-value rural land — to build the national map.

Urbanized area — nearly all of Guyana’s urban footprint
545 km²
Rural area surveyed
15,736 km²
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A homestead barn on the Teton County sagebrush flats with the Teton range rising behind it
Wyoming, USA

United States · 2019

Land Records on Blockchain

A blockchain-anchored archive of Teton and Carbon County land records dating to 1996, with verification available through a public portal.

County in the USA with blockchain-registered land
1st
County land records anchored on blockchain
Since 1996
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A woman holding her child stands beside a Medici Land Governance field officer, the two of them holding up her newly issued certificate of title
Lusaka, Zambia

Zambia · 2019

Systematic Land Titling

A systematic land titling process developed with Zambia’s Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources and tested across more than 50,000 parcels in Lusaka.

Titles the process was built to carry
5M
Parcels documented in the Lusaka pilot
50,000+
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The Manhattan skyline at dusk, the Empire State Building lit in the foreground and Lower Manhattan behind it
New York City, USA

United States · 2021

Deed Fraud Proof of Concept

A proof of concept with the NYC Department of Finance, designed to anchor up to 500,000 condominium records on blockchain and present them through a public portal.

Condo records in the planned proof-of-concept scope
Up to 500,000
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A land records officer presses his thumb onto a fingerprint scanner on a government office desk, beside a laptop where a colleague enters the record
Monrovia, Liberia

Liberia

Digitizing Government Processes

A no-cost pilot with Liberia’s land authorities, designed to issue land rights documentation to up to 1,000 Monrovia landowners and test a systematic titling model for the city.

Landowners in the pilot scope
Up to 1,000
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A deep stack of paper land files and folders, the record system a paperless transfer replaces
Kigali, Rwanda

Rwanda

Paperless Title Registrations

A pilot for paperless land transfers, recording key authorizations on blockchain — cutting transaction times from weeks to days.

Transaction time, down from 2–8 weeks
2–4 days
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Aerial photography of the St. Kitts coastline, individual buildings and property boundaries legible against the shore
St. Kitts and Nevis

Saint Kitts and Nevis · 2021

Cadastral Mapping

Aerial imagery and a comprehensive cadastral system for St. Kitts, prepared for use in the government’s land administration system.

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DuPage County Recorder’s Office recognized with a 2026 CPSAI AI 50 Award

DuPage County recognized the Recorder’s Office, County IT, and MLG for their collaborative work developing an AI-powered land-records system.

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  1. Update

    Communities verify boundary maps during the Mapaki Village harmonisation process

    Sierra Leone Land Administration Project
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  2. Research

    Ensuring women and economically vulnerable groups in Africa secure legal land titles

    World Bank Land Conference
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  3. Media

    Baltimore uses blockchain to target blighted properties

    Government Technology
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  4. Update

    Weber County approves MLG AI recording integration and Smart Search

    Weber County
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