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- Syrian startup Miftah closes a pre-seed funding round to enhance its digital platform aimed at organizing the real estate market in Syria.
- The upcoming platform will introduce mandatory identity verification standards for advertisers to combat fraudulent listings.
Syrian proptech startup Miftah has announced the closing of a pre-seed funding round as it prepares to launch its digital platform aimed at organizing the Syrian real estate market.
The upcoming platform is designed to introduce mandatory identity verification standards for advertisers, as part of efforts to combat fraudulent listings and address the issue of anonymous brokers that have hindered market transparency locally.
Miftah is currently preparing for the official launch of its platform following the completion of its latest funding round, positioning it as a digital hub connecting property seekers, brokers, and investors across Syria.
The company ensures that properties are listed only after completing identity verification by matching government-issued ID data using biometric recognition technologies, making it the first platform in Syria to adopt such verification within real estate listings.
The startup plans to launch two platforms targeting different segments.
The first is consumer-focused, offering comprehensive search capabilities for residential and commercial properties, along with detailed classifications for off-plan units, under-construction projects, and new developments—helping users and investors identify opportunities early.
The second platform is tailored for real estate brokers, providing digital tools to manage listings and communicate efficiently with clients.
Miftah also integrates a comprehensive and continuously updated real estate database, offering market insights, pricing data, and investment opportunities not currently available on similar local platforms, with the goal of supporting informed decision-making and enhancing transparency in the sector.
