Tokenization Platforms

Some platforms have experimented with tokenized real estate structures. Platform features, minimums, and availability vary and may change over time.

References to platforms are for educational context only and do not constitute endorsement.

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The platforms below represent a selection of companies that have experimented with or currently operate tokenized real estate offerings. Dozens of platforms worldwide are exploring this space (Security Token Market, CoinDesk Research). Information may be outdated; verify directly with platforms.

Last verified: January 2025

Platform Overview

RealT

Tokenized fractional ownership of rental properties in the US. Focuses on single-family and multi-family residential properties.

Non-accredited (varies by property)
  • +Fractional ownership from ~$50
  • +Weekly rent distributions
  • +US residential properties
  • +ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum/Gnosis

realt.co

Lofty

Fractional real estate investing with blockchain-based ownership tokens. Rental income paid daily.

Non-accredited
  • +Low minimums (~$50)
  • +Daily rental income
  • +Secondary market trading
  • +Algorand blockchain

lofty.ai

RedSwan CRE

Commercial real estate tokenization platform focusing on institutional-grade properties.

Accredited
  • +Commercial properties
  • +Institutional focus
  • +Larger deal sizes
  • +SEC-compliant offerings

redswan.io

Arrived

Invest in rental homes and vacation rentals with fractional shares. SEC-qualified offerings.

Non-accredited
  • +Rental & vacation homes
  • +SEC Reg A+ qualified
  • +Low minimums ($100)
  • +Quarterly dividends

arrived.com

HoneyBricks

Commercial real estate tokenization offering institutional-quality properties to accredited investors.

Accredited
  • +Commercial real estate
  • +Blockchain-based ownership
  • +Quarterly distributions
  • +Ethereum tokens

honeybricks.com

Securitize

Digital securities platform providing tokenization infrastructure and a secondary market (Securitize Markets).

Varies by offering
  • +Full-stack platform
  • +Secondary market (ATS)
  • +Multiple asset types
  • +Enterprise solutions

securitize.io

What to Compare

When evaluating tokenization platforms, consider these key factors:

Minimum Investment

How much capital is needed to start investing. Ranges from $50 to $10,000+ depending on the platform.

Investor Requirements

Whether accreditation is required. Some platforms accept all investors, others require accredited status.

Property Types

Residential, commercial, industrial, or mixed. Each has different risk/return profiles.

Distribution Frequency

How often income is paid out. Ranges from daily to quarterly depending on the platform.

Secondary Market

Ability to sell tokens before property sale. Some platforms offer trading, others have limited liquidity.

Blockchain Used

The underlying technology. Ethereum is most common, but others use Algorand, Polygon, or proprietary chains.

Due Diligence Checklist

Before investing through any platform, verify:

  • 1
    Regulatory Compliance: Is the platform registered with the SEC or operating under a valid exemption?
  • 2
    Property Documentation: Can you review offering documents, appraisals, and property inspections?
  • 3
    Fee Structure: What are the platform fees, management fees, and transaction costs?
  • 4
    Exit Strategy: How and when can you sell your tokens? Is there a secondary market?
  • 5
    Track Record: How long has the platform operated? What is their historical performance?
  • 6
    Custody & Security: How are tokens held and secured? What happens if the platform fails?

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Understanding the basics will help you evaluate platforms more effectively.