CEO of DroppRWA in KSA says the company has secured $12.5 billion in tokenization mandates

Faisal Monai, chairman of DroppRWA in an interview with CoinDesk noted that the company has secured $12.5 billion in mandates to bring real-world assets (RWAs) onto the blockchain. He also in the interview shared a prediction that by 2030, Saudi Arabia will have demonstrated that sovereign grade tokenization can function as core national financial infrastructure.

Al Monai also explained that stablecoin settlement in the real estate sector in KSA will be live within the next four years. Several G20 markets will have adopted the regulatory frameworks and infrastructure models that Saudi Arabia will have proven first. Saudi Arabia is already working on stablecoin regulations which are expected to go live at the end of 2026.

As of mid-2026, the stablecoin settlement market has grown to over $300 billion in total market capitalization, with transaction volumes for 2025 having surpassed $30 trillion, according to a May European Central Bank report. The tokenized market is still in its early stages, but is already worth $25 billion.

Dropp RWA carried out the first tokenized property deed transaction. On Feb. 4 2026, the droppRWA enabled deed transfer proved that blockchain reduces property settlement times from days to mere seconds, transforming once illiquid physical territory into highly liquid, programmable assets.

“Following this successful execution, the infrastructure is slated for a wider rollout across the Kingdom’s multi-trillion dollar real estate pipeline, including designated investment zones,” said Monai.

But not just real estate, Monai has his eyes set on tokenizing various sectors of his country’s economy, including energy, manufacturing and more. He explained to CoinDesk, “Tokenization is a way to insulate the Gulf’s wealth from economic shocks by removing risks and enhancing resilience. In periods of volatility, the most valuable thing for asset owners is certainty: certainty of ownership, transfer, collateral and settlement.”

Monai describes sovereign-native tokenization as a more resilient operating model for national wealth, one that performs precisely when legacy infrastructure is under the most strain.