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Important information for EU retail users: Tokenized real estate involves risk, including potential loss of capital and limited liquidity. EstateX does not provide investment advice. Availability depends on jurisdiction and eligibility.

How Tokenized Real Estate Works

A clear, plain-language explanation of how real estate tokenization is structured, how access is provided, and what risks and limitations participants should understand.

This page is designed to help users understand the mechanics of tokenized real estate before taking any further steps. It is educational in nature and does not constitute financial or investment advice.

What Is Tokenized Real Estate?

Tokenized real estate uses digital tokens to represent defined rights linked to real-world property structures. Instead of purchasing an entire property directly, tokenization allows access to fractional exposure through tokens issued in connection with a specific legal structure.

Each structure defines the rights, obligations, and limitations associated with participation. Tokenization does not change the underlying nature of real estate assets. It changes how access, record-keeping, and participation are managed using digital infrastructure.

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A Structure-First Approach

No pooled or blended asset exposure
Clear separation between ownership, platform access, and engagement
Defined rights and limitations at the offering level
Jurisdiction-specific eligibility and availability

How the Process Works

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Property Structuring

Each property is reviewed and placed into an appropriate legal structure. Documentation and disclosures are prepared before any tokens are issued.

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Compliance & Eligibility

Regulatory considerations, eligibility requirements, and jurisdictional availability are defined for each structure. Identity verification is required to meet legal obligations.

3

Token Issuance

Digital tokens are issued in connection with the specific property structure. Tokens represent defined rights as described in the relevant documentation.

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Access (If Eligible)

Eligible users may access tokens subject to applicable requirements and restrictions.

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Ongoing Operations

Property operations are managed by designated third-party professionals. Digital records related to token holdings are maintained using secure infrastructure.

What EstateX Is Not

Not a savings account
Not a guaranteed-income product
Not a pooled real estate fund
Not a substitute for regulated savings or pension products
Not financial, investment, or tax advice

Compliance and Security

Identity verification (KYC) is required to comply with legal and regulatory obligations. Access to property structures depends on jurisdiction, eligibility, and offering-specific terms.

Digital records are maintained using secure, segregated infrastructure aligned with industry standards. Regulatory treatment and availability may vary over time and by location.

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Key Risks to Consider

This summary is not exhaustive. Users should review all relevant documentation before participating.

Capital is at risk and losses are possible
Liquidity is not guaranteed
Property performance may vary over time
Regulatory treatment may change
Secondary markets may be limited or unavailable

Continue Learning

Take time to explore the platform and understand how tokenized real estate works before making any decisions.