Yangpyeong County Trains 47 Licensed Real Estate Agents to Use AI-Powered Real Estate Transaction Safety Network

Guidance on using property rights analysis and property registration alerts to prevent jeonse fraud

Yangpyeong County, Gyeonggi Province, said on October 26 that it had held training on using the Gyeonggi Real Estate Transaction Safety Network (GRTS) for 47 licensed real estate agents at the multipurpose room of Yangpyeong Library on October 23.

Yangpyeong County (Governor Jeon Jinseon) is holding a training session on the use of the Gyeonggi Real Estate Transaction Safety Network (GRTS) for 47 licensed real estate agents in the multipurpose room of Yangpyeong Library on the 23rd. Provided by Yangpyeong County.

GRTS is an AI-powered real estate transaction safety platform developed by Gyeonggi Province. It checks for transaction risks at each stage, from before a contract is signed through after it is completed, helping prevent jeonse fraud and promote safe real estate brokerage.

Before a contract is signed, the platform provides AI-based analysis of property rights, access to real estate-related public records, and a safety map of properties for sale. During contract signing, it supports the preparation of confirmation and explanation documents, transcription of contract audio, and verification that confirmation and explanation obligations have been met. After the contract is signed, it notifies users of changes to the property registration and allows them to check related records.

The training was led by instructor Lee Jaekyung of the Gyeonggi Province Safe Jeonse Project Academy, who explained the platform's key features and how to use it in the field.

Yangpyeong County Governor Jeon Jinseon said, "As jeonse fraud continues to cause harm, I hope this training will help foster a sound real estate brokerage culture in which residents can feel secure."

To expand the platform's use in the field, the county plans to hold a joint promotional campaign with the Safe Jeonse Management Group across cities and counties from November 2 to 27.

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