Dubai Launches Middle East’s First Tokenized Property Platform
- Dubai’s tokenized real estate platform is launched in collaboration with blockchain companies Prypco and Ctrl Alt.
- Currently, the program is only made available to UAE citizens, but it is speculated to grow gradually and globally.
Dubai is launching the Middle East’s first tokenized real estate platform, Prypco Mint, and marking a new milestone in property investment.
The Gulf News reported on May 25 that this measure is being led by the Dubai Land Department and focuses on making property investment more accessible. The pilot platform permits the citizens of the United Arab Emirates to invest in real estate with as little as 2,000 Dirhams.
The tokenized real estate platform is launched in collaboration with blockchain companies Prypco and Ctrl Alt. It will also be backed by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, the Central Bank of the UAE, and the Dubai Future Foundation. At the time of the trial phase, Zand Digital Bank will act as a banking partner.
Users are permitted to purchase fractional ownership in ready-to-own Dubai properties through the website of the platform “mint.prypco.com.” In the current scenario, the transactions are limited only to UAE dirhams, and no crypto payments are accepted in the pilot.
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The funds are stored in a regulated client money account and are overseen by the Central Bank, VARA, and DLD. Once all the transactions are finished, the funds get released. In order to ensure equitable pricing, each listed property should pass a regulatory review.
The investors expect their return from both rental income and any appreciation in the value of the property. The DLD approximates that tokenised property assets could generate up to 7% of Dubai’s real estate market, around 60 billion Dirhams by 2033.
Currently, the program is only made available to UAE citizens, but it is speculated to grow gradually and globally. Dubai continues to position itself as a global leader in the market of regulated digital asset innovation.
Before this announcement, Dubai took a move in March 2025 to tokenize real estate and captivate global blockchain companies and ease access to property ownership. It also comes after measures such as permitting crypto payments for government services through a collaboration with Crypto.com.
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Dubai Launches Middle East’s First Tokenized Property Platform
- Dubai’s tokenized real estate platform is launched in collaboration with blockchain companies Prypco and Ctrl Alt.
- Currently, the program is only made available to UAE citizens, but it is speculated to grow gradually and globally.
Dubai is launching the Middle East’s first tokenized real estate platform, Prypco Mint, and marking a new milestone in property investment.
The Gulf News reported on May 25 that this measure is being led by the Dubai Land Department and focuses on making property investment more accessible. The pilot platform permits the citizens of the United Arab Emirates to invest in real estate with as little as 2,000 Dirhams.
The tokenized real estate platform is launched in collaboration with blockchain companies Prypco and Ctrl Alt. It will also be backed by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, the Central Bank of the UAE, and the Dubai Future Foundation. At the time of the trial phase, Zand Digital Bank will act as a banking partner.
Users are permitted to purchase fractional ownership in ready-to-own Dubai properties through the website of the platform “mint.prypco.com.” In the current scenario, the transactions are limited only to UAE dirhams, and no crypto payments are accepted in the pilot.
The Gradual Growth Over The World
The funds are stored in a regulated client money account and are overseen by the Central Bank, VARA, and DLD. Once all the transactions are finished, the funds get released. In order to ensure equitable pricing, each listed property should pass a regulatory review.
The investors expect their return from both rental income and any appreciation in the value of the property. The DLD approximates that tokenised property assets could generate up to 7% of Dubai’s real estate market, around 60 billion Dirhams by 2033.
Currently, the program is only made available to UAE citizens, but it is speculated to grow gradually and globally. Dubai continues to position itself as a global leader in the market of regulated digital asset innovation.
Before this announcement, Dubai took a move in March 2025 to tokenize real estate and captivate global blockchain companies and ease access to property ownership. It also comes after measures such as permitting crypto payments for government services through a collaboration with Crypto.com.
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