Legal tech startup GoVeyance has announced a majority investment from Teranet, a move that marks a significant milestone in the company’s transition from a nimble startup to a growth-stage enterprise.
The deal is being celebrated as a powerful vote of confidence in Canadian innovation and the growing potential of homegrown legal technology. Based in Delta, British Columbia, GoVeyance offers a modern conveyancing platform designed to support legal professionals through the complex processes of real estate transactions — a space that has long been in need of modernization.
“This partnership is a testament to the power of Canadian innovation and the value of investing in homegrown talent,” said Sachin Bhalla, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer of GoVeyance. “Getting here took vision, grit, and sacrifice — but above all, it took a remarkable team.”
The partnership with Teranet, a well-established name in Canadian property data and technology solutions, brings not only capital but credibility and complementary expertise to GoVeyance’s mission.
“Having the backing of Teranet isn’t just a win for us — it’s validation that fair pricing, practical innovation, and experience matter,” Bhalla added.
Founded by Sachin Bhalla, Jessie Vaid, and Gavin Heer, GoVeyance has rapidly gained traction among legal professionals in B.C. for its user-friendly platform that simplifies real estate transactions. With Teranet’s support, the company now aims to expand its reach and impact, helping more Canadians navigate the journey to homeownership.
“Together, Teranet and GoVeyance are positioned to scale with impact,” Bhalla said. “This next chapter holds incredible promise.”
Details of the investment were not disclosed.
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