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Tokenised real assets

Parcel

One tower, twelve thousand units

One tower, tokenised: ownership recorded once and reconciled every day
Sector
Tokenised real assets
Location
Dubai, UAE
Year
2026
Kickoff to production
21 weeks
01Overview

A regulated platform for fractional property ownership: subscription, register of holders and monthly rental distributions, all reconciled.

02The problem

Fractional property had been sold on spreadsheets and goodwill. The register of holders was one file, distributions were calculated by hand and paid late, and a secondary sale took three emails and a lawyer.

The register of holders with the day's reconciliation beside it, on-chain supply and register total agreeing to the unit
03What we built
  1. 01

    The register is the product

    Ownership is recorded once on-chain, with the off-chain register reconciled to it daily. Who owns what stops being a matter of opinion.

  2. 02

    Distributions on a calendar

    Rent collected, costs deducted and each holder's share paid on the same date every month, with the working shown per unit.

  3. 03

    Transfers inside the rules

    A secondary transfer checks eligibility, lock-ups and holding limits before it settles, so compliance is a precondition rather than an audit finding.

A secondary transfer held at pre-settlement while eligibility, lock-up and holding limits clear
March rent landing in a holder's wallet with every deduction behind the figure shown
04The result

Distributions now land on the same day each month with no spreadsheet involved, and a secondary transfer settles in minutes instead of weeks.

What changed

Rental distributions
Monthly
Secondary transfer
Minutes
Of holders kept current
Register
The monthly distribution statement it issues: rent in, costs out, rate per unit and the amount paid

Stack

  • Solidity
  • Next.js
  • Postgres
  • dbt
  • Fireblocks

Disciplines applied

  • Financial technology
  • Data & analytics

Closing

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