Group 1 - The core initiative involves the launch of self-service real estate registration and inquiry devices at the China Postal Savings Bank, marking a significant step in enhancing "real estate registration + finance" services in Haidian District [1] - This initiative is part of Beijing's broader strategy to extend self-service real estate services to financial institutions, aiming to create a "15-minute real estate registration service circle" for residents [1][2] - The project reflects a shift from in-person services to online self-service, with a target of over 59.13% for personal stock housing transfer registration and 75% for mortgage/de-mortgage registration to be processed online by 2025 [2] Group 2 - The self-service terminals allow residents to complete identity verification through facial recognition and access real estate registration information or print certificates directly at the bank [4] - This service is particularly beneficial for individuals involved in mortgage loans, property pledges, or second-hand housing transactions, significantly reducing the time and costs associated with obtaining necessary documents [5] - The project prioritizes information security, ensuring data encryption and controlled access, while also alleviating congestion at real estate registration offices [6] Group 3 - Following the successful implementation at the first pilot site, plans are underway to expand the deployment of self-service terminals to more eligible bank locations, enhancing the "real estate registration + finance" service model [6]