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FraXion Launches Free Program to Protect Seniors and Military Veterans Against Growing Property Fraud Threats
The Digital Advocate Program gives eligible homeowners blockchain-backed records and fraud education as the FBI reported $123 million in real estate-related losses.
- On Saturday, October 10, 2026, FORT LAUDERDALE-based FraXion announced the Digital Advocate Program, providing complimentary FraXion Property Passports to eligible American homeowners aged 60 and older and U.S. military veterans.
- Property fraud and fraudulent deed transfers represent growing concerns for homeowners, particularly seniors with substantial home equity, prompting the initiative to strengthen property record security and preserve generational wealth.
- According to the FBI's 2025 Internet Crime Complaint Center Report, Americans aged 60 and older reported approximately $7.75 billion in total internet fraud losses, including $123 million in real estate-related fraud losses.
- "These statistics highlight a serious threat to American homeownership," said Nathan Burrell, Founder of FraXion, adding that seniors and American veterans deserve greater access to technology that safeguards their property legacy.
- The program provides Blockchain-Backed Verification with tamper-evident digital records, Fraud Awareness resources, and Certified Agent Assistance to help homeowners organize and secure Verified Digital Property Records.
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