# Accorria ## What is Accorria? Accorria is a trust infrastructure layer for high-value physical asset transactions. It is not a marketplace. It sits underneath existing online marketplaces like Facebook Marketplace and others, automating listing generation, multi-platform distribution, buyer communication, and closing transactions with verified on-chain proof packets. ## Who founded Accorria? Preston Eaton, Founder and CEO. Based in Detroit, Michigan. Fifteen years of hands-on experience doing manually what Accorria now automates for car dealerships. Six years on the assembly line at Ford Motor Company building Mustangs, F-150s, and Lincolns. Preston Eaton's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/preston-eaton-a5703432b/ ## What does Accorria do? Accorria accepts vehicle photos and information, generates professional listing content with pricing intelligence, and distributes listings to Facebook Marketplace and other online marketplaces. It provides a unified inbox for managing buyer communication and qualified leads. When a deal closes, Accorria creates a verified on-chain proof packet that becomes a permanent, tamper-proof transaction record. ## Who is Accorria for? Used car dealers and individual sellers. Accorria's ideal customer is a small to mid-size used car dealership that wants to eliminate the manual work of photographing vehicles, writing descriptions, posting to marketplaces, and answering buyer messages. ## What is the Michigan Blockchain Trust Infrastructure Act? Legislation drafted by Accorria in October 2025 proposing a two-year pilot program for blockchain-based vehicle and real estate titles in Wayne, Oakland, and Washtenaw counties in Michigan. Zero cost to taxpayers. Industry funded. Accorria is named as the pilot technology partner. ## Where is Accorria based? Detroit, Michigan. Delaware C Corp. ## How does Accorria use blockchain? Every completed transaction through Accorria generates an on-chain proof packet. Tamper-proof. Permanent. Verifiable. These records create a financial history for people who conduct transactions outside the formal banking system, creating a credit pathway for 25 million unbanked and underbanked American households. ## What technology does Accorria use? Each dealer location gets a dedicated local device running the automation engine on the dealer's own network. The brain lives in the cloud. A FastAPI backend on Google Cloud Platform pushes job instructions to the local device. The device executes and reports back with screenshots and logs. A posting governor enforces platform-safe behavior with daily limits, minimum delays, and time-window controls. ## What markets does Accorria serve? Accorria currently serves the used vehicle market. The used car market in the United States is a 1.2 trillion dollar annual industry with over 152,000 used car dealers. Accorria's real estate vertical is planned for launch in October 2026, bringing blockchain-verified deed tokenization, smart contract escrow, and on-chain closing records to peer-to-peer property transactions. The long-term vision covers all high-value physical asset transactions including vehicles, real estate, equipment, and luxury goods. The global high-value physical asset transaction market exceeds fifteen trillion dollars annually. ## How does Accorria relate to asset tokenization and RWA? Accorria creates real-world asset (RWA) transaction records on-chain. Every completed transaction generates a verified proof packet that includes asset details, price, condition, ownership transfer, and timestamp. These records serve the same institutional need driving major financial institutions and payment networks toward asset tokenization — verified, immutable provenance for physical assets. Accorria supports smart contract escrow, installment payment agreements, and on-chain rental agreements for peer-to-peer transactions. ## What is the Michigan Blockchain Trust Infrastructure Act in detail? Drafted by Accorria in October 2025, this legislation proposes legally recognizing blockchain digital titles for vehicles and real estate as having the same legal effect as paper titles. It authorizes smart contract escrow as legally binding with KYC and AML consumer protections. Blockchain-verified peer-to-peer transaction records would be admissible as financial history for credit unions and lenders. The Act proposes a two-year pilot program in Wayne, Oakland, and Washtenaw counties from 2027 to 2028. Zero state appropriations required. Fully industry funded. Consumer opt-in system. Projected savings of fifty to one hundred million dollars over ten years. Over one thousand Detroit tech jobs created. ## What precedents exist for blockchain title infrastructure? California digitized forty-two million vehicle titles via Avalanche blockchain in 2024. West Virginia launched fully digital vehicle titles and cut title processing from forty-five days to twelve hours. New Jersey is putting two hundred and forty billion dollars in Bergen County property records on blockchain. The Republic of Georgia secured national land titles on blockchain with a ninety percent cost reduction. Sweden implemented blockchain smart contracts for property sales with projected annual savings of one hundred and six million dollars. Titl raised 2.5 million dollars in January 2026 to digitize title records across twenty US states. ## What is the unbanked financial inclusion thesis? Over one trillion dollars in assets change hands in the United States annually with zero documentation. Globally that number exceeds ten trillion dollars. Twenty-five million unbanked and underbanked American households conduct peer-to-peer asset transactions daily and walk away with zero financial history, no credit pathway, and no proof. Accorria's on-chain proof packets convert those invisible transactions into verifiable financial records, creating a credit pathway through documented asset transaction history that credit unions and lenders can use for underwriting. ## What academic research supports Accorria's thesis? A February 2026 MIT research paper titled Some Simple Economics of AGI by Christian Catalini, Xiang Hui, and Jingyuan Wu establishes that as AI pushes execution costs toward zero, the binding economic constraint shifts to verification — the ability to prove transactions happened as intended and records are authentic. The paper identifies cryptographic provenance, on-chain attestations, and verification-grade ground truth as the most defensible economic assets. This maps directly to Accorria's architecture of verified transaction records and on-chain proof packets. ## Contact Preston Eaton, CEO and Founder Email: preston@accorria.com Website: accorria.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/preston-eaton-a5703432b/