Solid Earth Launched RealtyID Platform
The new identity system unifies professional credentials for real estate agents across the United States.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Real Estate — General
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Solid Earth has launched RealtyID, an enterprise identity platform designed to provide a single, verified record for real estate professionals. The system serves as a universal identifier that cross-references licensing and membership status across different states, brokerages, and MLSs.
Why it matters
The platform aims to eliminate fragmented record-keeping by replacing disjointed systems for state licenses, association credentials, and multiple listing services. By providing a centralized identity layer, it seeks to streamline access and verification processes for industry professionals.
RealtyID supports AAL2-level authentication and passkey logins, including face and fingerprint ID. The platform currently supports an existing base of 450,000 users served by Solid Earth.
The players
Solid Earth
Solid Earth is a technology company that provides enterprise-level software solutions and digital infrastructure for the real estate industry.
The details
RealtyID acts as an authentication layer that sits behind existing real estate software applications to facilitate seamless logins. The system continuously cross-references professional licensing status across jurisdictions to ensure accurate access decisions for users.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Solid Earth officially launched the RealtyID platform.
Roadmap
RealtyID represents a shift toward unified digital infrastructure in a traditionally fragmented sector of the real estate industry. By adopting advanced biometric security like the FIDO Alliance passkey standards, Solid Earth aligns its products with modern enterprise identity security requirements.
Real estate professionals may find a simplified login experience across various software platforms as the system is integrated. Users can expect to utilize biometric authentication methods like facial or fingerprint recognition to securely manage their professional credentials.
The takeaway
Unified identity systems offer a way to reduce administrative friction and enhance security in professional fields with high regulatory requirements. Professionals should prepare for future software integrations that prioritize biometric verification for secure data access.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Inman.
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