Solid Earth Launched RealtyID Professional Platform
Real estate professionals now have a unified identity record for managing licenses and memberships across states.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Real Estate — General
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Solid Earth introduced RealtyID, a new identity platform designed to consolidate professional records into a single, verifiable digital account for real estate agents. This system streamlines how practitioners manage their credentials across various brokerages and MLSs.
Why it matters
The platform aims to eliminate the friction caused by fragmented records of state licenses and association credentials. By centralizing this information, it simplifies how industry participants prove their professional status in a multi-jurisdictional environment.
RealtyID supports AAL2-level authentication, including passkey logins with facial and fingerprint verification. The platform serves as an enterprise identity layer for Solid Earth's existing base of 450,000 users.
The players
Solid Earth
A technology provider for the real estate industry that serves more than 450,000 users through its various software platforms.
The details
RealtyID acts as an authentication layer that sits behind existing real estate software applications. It continually cross-references a professional's licensing status across different jurisdictions. This enables real-time access decisions based on the most current verified information regarding a user's standing.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Solid Earth launched the RealtyID platform.
The Home Front
The launch of RealtyID follows the broader industry trend of moving away from manual, fragmented verification toward automated, enterprise-level digital identity management. This transition reflects a wider move in professional real estate services to prioritize secure, cross-platform digital credentials.
If you are working with a real estate professional, you may notice more standardized digital processes when verifying their credentials or access rights. Keep these technological shifts in mind as you assess the digital tools and security protocols used by your chosen agent or brokerage.
The takeaway
Centralized identity platforms aim to reduce administrative overlap for real estate professionals. Agents and brokers should track whether their local MLS or preferred software tools integrate with these new enterprise identity standards.
Further reading
For more on industry shifts, visit our Real Estate — General section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Inman.
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