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The current price of Propy is $0.3442 with a 1.34% change in the last 24 hours.
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Propy is a United States real estate technology company that runs property closings, title work and escrow, and records parts of those transactions on public blockchains. PRO is the utility token attached to that ecosystem. It pays for onchain actions inside Propy's products and rewards participants who bring property records onchain. It is not a share in the company or a claim on any specific property.
Propy sits on both sides of a divide. One side is ordinary, regulated real estate work: opening escrow, coordinating title, moving funds and recording a deed with a county office. The other is an onchain layer where addresses, deeds and transaction records are minted as tokens, so a homeowner has a durable, self-custodied reference to their property outside a single county database.
PRO is an ERC-20 token. A live read of the Ethereum contract at 0x226bb599a12c826476e3a771454697ea52e9e220 returns the name "Propy", the symbol "PRO", 8 decimals and a fixed total supply of 100,000,000 tokens. Propy also has a PRO deployment on Base, the Coinbase-incubated Ethereum layer 2, which is where most of its consumer minting activity now happens.
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Propy was founded by Natalia Karayaneva, who remains chief executive. The company incorporated in the United States and ran a token sale in 2017 that raised roughly $15.5 million, which is when the PRO contract was deployed.
Propy became widely known that same year for facilitating a property transfer in Kyiv, Ukraine that was recorded through an Ethereum smart contract, with TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington as the buyer. A run of NFT-linked home sales followed in the early 2020s.
The more consequential shift is recent. In March 2024 Propy launched PropyKeys on Base, a consumer product for minting home addresses and deeds. It also introduced Agent Avery, an AI escrow officer that handles parts of the closing workflow. Then the business model changed shape: Propy acquired Delta South Title in Alabama, closed a $100 million credit facility from Metropolitan Partners Group in January 2026 to fund an AI-led roll-up of licensed title and escrow firms, and in March 2026 bought the title division of Boss Law in Florida. Anyone reading older material about Propy should know that the company today presents itself first as an AI-assisted title and escrow operator, with blockchain as infrastructure underneath rather than as the headline.
The closing workflow Buyers, sellers, agents and lenders run a transaction through Propy's platform. Escrow is opened, documents are collected, funds are verified and the file moves toward closing. This part is governed by ordinary state real estate and title law.
AI automation of escrow tasks Agent Avery and related tooling chase signatures, verify banking details, check earnest money deposits and contact lenders or homeowners associations. Removing a large share of manual work from a file is the economic argument behind buying title firms and running them on Propy's own stack.
The onchain record Addresses, encrypted deed documents and transaction references are minted as tokens on Base. A county recorder remains the legal system of record in the United States, so the onchain artifact is a complementary, tamper-evident reference the owner controls, useful against deed fraud and record loss rather than a replacement for the courthouse file.
PRO is used for:
What PRO does not do is equally important. It carries no equity, no dividend and no legal interest in any property recorded through Propy, and title and escrow fees do not flow to token holders by any documented mechanism.
Most real world asset projects are software layers that depend on someone else holding the license and the liability. Propy has gone the other way and bought the regulated operating companies, which gives it direct control of the closing file, where the automation savings actually land.
The second difference is what gets tokenized. Propy focuses on the deed and the address, meaning the identity of a single property and its chain of ownership, not fractional income shares for investors.
Compared with tokenized real estate platforms that sell fractional interests in rental properties, Propy is not an investment product for the property itself. Compared with tokenized treasury and credit protocols in the wider real world asset category, Propy is not issuing a yield-bearing instrument at all. Its onchain output is a record, not a security. The trade-off is that PRO's value is tied to activity in Propy's consumer minting products and incentive programs rather than to the title business that generates the company's cash flow.
The token layer inherits Ethereum and Base security. PRO is a standard ERC-20 contract with a fixed supply, and Base is an optimistic rollup that settles to Ethereum, so users get Ethereum-anchored settlement with lower fees.
The rest of Propy's security posture is legal and operational rather than cryptographic. Escrowed funds sit with licensed, bonded entities under state regulation, and deed documents are encrypted before being placed on IPFS. Sensitive transaction data lives in company systems, so Propy carries the same breach and process risk as any title company handling wire instructions and personal data.
Real estate closings in the United States are slow, paper-heavy and fragmented across thousands of small title firms. Propy is one of the few crypto-native companies that stopped writing about that problem and started buying the businesses that live inside it. Whether or not the token captures that value, it is a useful test of whether onchain property records can coexist with, and eventually improve, the legal record.
PRO trades on both centralized exchanges and decentralized venues. Onchain, it is available through Uniswap V3 pools on Ethereum and Base and through Aerodrome on Base. Always confirm the contract address before swapping, because ticker collisions are common.
PRO has listings on venues including Coinbase Exchange, Kraken, KuCoin, Gate, HTX and MEXC. Availability and pairs differ by region and change over time.
PropyKeys assets belong in a wallet you control on Base, since exchange accounts do not support NFT-based property records.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Propy is $0.3442 with a 1.34% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $143,381 representing a 217.34% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Propy is $34,419,824, ranking #392 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Propy is $34,419,824, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 100,000,000 PRO is in circulation.
Circulating: 100,000,000. Total: 100,000,000. Max: 100,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Propy traded between a low of $0.3396 and a high of $0.3518.
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