Property technology platform Coadjute has been named one of the fastest-growing businesses in the UK and Ireland after being ranked No. 42 in the 2026 Sifted 100 leaderboard.
The ranking places the proptech firm among the region’s most dynamic technology companies and follows a period of rapid growth supported by investment from Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, NatWest and Rightmove, alongside earlier backing from venture fund PXN Group.
Coadjute provides digital workflow and compliance technology designed to support estate agents, conveyancers, lenders, brokers, buyers and sellers throughout the home moving process. The company has focused heavily on governance, risk and compliance tools as regulatory scrutiny and financial crime checks increase across the property sector.
Its platform combines identity verification, source-of-funds checks, due diligence and ongoing monitoring within a single system aimed at reducing delays and improving transparency in transactions.
STRONG ENDORSEMENT
Dan Salmons (main picture), Chief Executive of Coadjute, says the ranking reflects both the company’s growth and the wider demand for more secure, digitally connected property transactions.
“Being recognised in the Sifted 100 is a strong endorsement of both our growth and our mission. The support of Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, NatWest and Rightmove has been instrumental. Together, we are helping raise standards across the property market through stronger governance and digital collaboration.”
The Sifted 100 list highlights the fastest-growing technology firms across the UK and Ireland, selected from more than 55,000 companies.
MODERNISING THE SECTOR
Dave Anderson, Chief Revenue Officer at Rightmove, says the platform is helping modernise the sector by embedding compliance into everyday workflows.
“By embedding governance and compliance into digital workflows, Coadjute is helping property professionals operate more efficiently and with greater confidence. Their recognition in the Sifted 100 is well deserved.”
Investors say the company’s growth reflects the increasing need for technology that can help the industry manage risk while speeding up the home buying and selling process.
