Indian headquartered, Ryzer a blockchain-based (Token Service Provider) real estate investment platform, has been accepted into Qatar Digital Labs within the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) digital asset tokenization regulatory framework. Backed by XRPL and Ripple, it provides a liquid marketplace for fractional ownership of commercial assets while ensuring regulatory compliance and a seamless user experience.

Within 6 months Ryer will develop a highly regulated framework as per their announcement. It will enable institutional investors to securely invest in commercial rental yield properties with robust legal and compliance backing.

Surya Gedela, Founder and CEO of Ryzer stated, “ I strongly believe that Ryzer acceptance into Qatar Digital Labs is a critical milestone in its growth journey. At this stage, regulatory compliance and institutional trust are key to scaling, especially as Ryzer focuses on tokenizing commercial rental properties.”

He adds, “Participating in the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) Authority framework enhances credibility, legal security, and investor confidence, positioning Ryzer for regional and global expansion.

According to him acceptance into the QFC Digital Assets Lab, will boost Ryzer’s credibility by aligning with Qatar’s stringent regulatory framework, enhance legal and compliance standards, crucial for institutional investor trust, position Ryzer for regional expansion in the MENA market as well as strengthen Ryzer’s product offering and open doors to institutional capital and larger investments.

This comes after Qatar Financial Centre officially launched its Digital assets Lab regulatory framework and soon after entities such as The Hashgraph Association, R3, Settlemint and others joined or partnered.