PRYPCO Mint latest tokenized property reaps highest number of investors

PRYPCO Mint latest tokenized property reaps highest number of investors

PRYPCO Mint, MENA’s first real estate tokenization platform, in the funding of its latest Park Ridge Tower C, located in Dubai Hills valued at $653,000 has not only attracted the highest number of investors totally 326, for a single property with an average investment of $2000.

The Park Ridge Tower C offered investors an estimated 14.39% instant appreciation, funded by 326 investors from 51 nationalities. Almost 50% of those investors were returning ones.

“Achieving the highest number of investors in a single property to date is a powerful validation of what we’re building at PRYPCO Mint. We’re seeing growing confidence in fractional ownership, and this momentum only fuels our drive to innovate and scale further”, said Amira Sajwani, Founder and CEO of PRYPCO.

While PRYPCO MINT, the first licensed real estate tokenization platform, in partnership with Dubai Land Department, Dubai’s Regulatory Authority, and powered by Ctrl Alt blockchain, has tokenized 6 properties for investment, Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai, Senior Director of real estate policies and Innovation at Dubai Land Department also announced that soon it will all include crypto payments in October 2025.

In a recent LinkedIn post Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai noted that Crypto is coming as well as more opportunities in the real estate industry. He stated, “We are disrupting the industry big time. Hopefully we see soon investors and tenants paying in Crypto. Crypto traders buying real estate tokens, brokers getting commission in crypto and service charges paid in crypto.”

DIFC Innovation hub launches Proptech hub with Dubai Land Department

DIFC Innovation hub launches Proptech hub with Dubai Land Department

Under the directives of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, the DIFC Innovation Hub, home to the first and largest financial technology accelerator in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, and the Dubai Land Department (DLD), have have launched Dubai PropTech Hub in the DIFC Innovation Hub, offering investors, residents, and global stakeholders a more accessible, transparent, and tech-enabled property market.

As per the press release, this is the region’s first PropTech innovation hub which will bring together the entire real estate value chain, offering a new model for collaboration, experimentation, and scalable innovation in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets.

The hub will support more than 200 PropTech start-ups and scale-ups, generate more than 3,000 jobs, attract over $300 million in investment by 2030, and foster innovation and collaboration within the industry. It will provide customised licensing options, purpose-built physical workspaces, and a full suite of support programmes designed to fast-track innovation from concept to commercialisation.

It will provide access to advanced incubators, hands-on venture building, joint pilots, and a world-class regulatory and financial environment. Its offerings include bespoke initiatives such as early-stage start-up incubators and thought leadership programs aimed at helping participants stay ahead of global PropTech trends.

His Excellency Essa Kazim, Governor of DIFC, stated, “This landmark initiative fast-tracks the expansion of the PropTech market in Dubai and positions the emirate as a global leader in real estate innovation. Furthermore, this initiative will build renewed momentum for investment, aligning with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033.”

His Excellency Omar Hamad BuShehab, Director General of the Dubai Land Department, affirmed that this represents a pivotal step in achieving the objectives of the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and further strengthening real estate excellence in the emirate. He added, “This hub is a natural extension of the Real Estate Evolution Space Initiative – ‘REES’ launched by DLD to support the innovation ecosystem and anticipate the future of the sector by harnessing technology and artificial intelligence. By encouraging start-ups and providing advanced infrastructure and incubators, we are enhancing Dubai’s global competitiveness and offering a smarter, more connected approach to real estate investment and development.”

One of the key differentiators of the Dubai PropTech Hub is its multi-stakeholder collaboration model, bringing together regulators, developers, technology companies, investors, and service providers under one roof. Founding partners include world-class developers such as Binghatti, Majid Al Futtaim, Sobha Realty, Union Properties, and critical infrastructure providers like Transguard, who are already exploring AI-powered smart building and security applications via DIFC Innovation Hub-led pilots.

Already DLD has launched its real estate tokenization project under PRYPCO.

Ripple custody solution used in UAE for first time

Ripple custody solution used in UAE for first time

Ripple has partnered with Ctrl Alt, a real estate tokenization infrastructure platform that is being used by the Dubai Land Department, to provide its custody technology. Ripple is now supporting the real estate tokenization project, Prypco Mint platform, with its XRP Ledger blockchain technology, as well its custody solutions.

Ripple will offer scalable and secure storage for Dubai’s tokenized real estate title deeds, which are being issued on the XRP Ledger (XRPL). Ctrl Alt will be Ripple’s first major token custody partner in the UAE.

Reece Merrick, Managing Director for Ripple in Middle East and Africa noted that this is a perfect example of innovative forward thinking positioning that puts Dubai at the heart of the global digital asset industry.

He adds, “This is the first time a government real estate registration authority in the Middle East has tokenized property title deeds on a public blockchain. That the DLD has chosen the XRPL for this is really exciting and reinforces the XRPL’s credentials as the blockchain of choice for serious financial use cases.”

Ctrl Alt recently secured its VASP license from VARA, making it the first VASP authorized entity to conduct issuer-related services.

Matt Ong CEO and Founder of Ctrl Alt added that it made perfect sense to partner with Ripple to use their custody technology. He stated, “Partnering with Ripple allows us to leverage proven and trusted technology that meets the highest security and operational standards.”

Less than a month after the first tokenized property was sold out, PRYPCO Mint, the joint initiative between the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and PRYPCO licensed by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), offered second tokenized property listing which sold out in less than two minutes.

The property at Kensington Waters was worth $653,000, PRYPCO offered investors the chance to own parts of the property starting at 2,000 AED, which is equivalent to $544.

Launched on 25 May 2025, PRYPCO Mint listed its first property that was sold out in less than 24 hours. The two-bedroom apartment in Business Bay attracted 224 investors from over 40 nationalities, with an average investment of AED 10,714 or $2,900.

Soon after a third property was funded in just 5 minutes by 169 investors. The property was the first tokenized villa to be funded.

Today PRYPCO Mint dropped two New Properties in Dubai Marina and MBR City.

Additionally the Dubai Land Department recently announced it will be using crypto for payments.

Ripple has been expanding its offering in the UAE, first when it got licensed as the first blockchain-enabled payments provider by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). Secondly, when it partnered with Zand Bank, which is also partnering with the DLD project, and Mamo, who will utilize Ripple’s blockchain-enabled cross-border payments solution. And third, when Ripple’s stablecoin RLUSD was recognized as a crypto token by the DFSA for use within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).

Dubai Land Department, crypto real estate payments in October 2025

Dubai Land Department, crypto real estate payments in October 2025

While PRYPCO MINT, the first licensed real estate tokenization platform, in partnership with Dubai Land Department, Dubai’s Regulatory Authority, and powered by Ctrl Alt blockchain, announced two new tokenized properties for investment, Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai, Senior Director of real estate policies and Innovation at Dubai Land Department also announced that soon it will all include crypto payments in October 2025.

In a recent LinkedIn post Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai noted that Crypto is coming as well as more opportunities in the real estate industry. He stated, “We are disrupting the industry big time. Hopefully we see soon investors and tenants paying in Crypto. Crypto traders buying real estate tokens, brokers getting commission in crypto and service charges paid in crypto.”

He also announced that due to the great success of Real estate tokenization project, They would be extending phase 1 of tokenizing ready properties till September 2025. He explained, “More properties will be tokenized soon by VARA licensed entities.” Finally he noted that in phase two cryptocurrency will be added in October. He explained, ” In phase two, we will add crypto currency to the model, expected October this year.”

Crypto.com and DLD sign agreement for including crypto in real estate sector

Just this week, Dubai Land Department and Crypto.com global crypto exchange recently signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to explore the use of Blockchain and digital currencies or crypto in the real estate sector. As per the announcement, the initiative is part of Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033 that aims to build a smart, sustainable, real estate ecosystem using advanced technologies such as blockchain, and digital assets as well as tokenization.

PRYPCO announces two new tokenized properties

As for now PRYPCO Mint has announced that they are bringing a stunning apartment in Dubai Marina, and a beautiful viall in Dubai Land. In their X post they noted, “Get ready before launch. Stay tuned and keep your wallets ready!”

PRYPCO Mint already sold two tokenized properties. The first fully funded property attracted 224 investors from over 40 nationalities, with an average investment amount of $2,900. On the heels of the success of the first tokenized property listing in UAE and MENA, which brought in investments of over $700K, PRYPCO then did their second tokenized property worth $650K which was also a success.

Crypto.com and Dubai Land department to include crypto payments in real estate transactions

Crypto.com and Dubai Land department to include crypto payments in real estate transactions

Crypto.com, a global cryptocurrency exchange regulated by Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) and Dubai Land Department (DLD) signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to explore the use of Blockchain and digital currencies or crypto in the real estate sector.

As per the announcement, the initiative is part of Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033 that aims to build a smart, sustainable, real estate ecosystem using advanced technologies such as blockchain, and digital assets as well as tokenization. The agreement was signed by His Excellency Omar Hamad BuShehab, Director General of the Dubai Land Department, and Mohamed Abdul Latif Al Hakim, the authorised signatory for Crypto.com, in the presence of several officials and CEOs from both sides.

Crypto.com will support Dubai’s digital real estate transactions using blockchain and digital currencies/crypto for property transactions. This will not only help to increase liquidity in the real estate sector but also modernize it by enabling real estate asset trading, investor verification as well as digital custody and settlement processes.

Crypto.com will propose solutions for tokenizing real estate and trading digital assets, while Dubai Land Department will explore them and provide administrative and logistical support to implement these regulatory approved joint projects.

Crypto.com will also offer technical support, analytical tools and reports for these projects.

Previously, the Department of Finance in Dubai Government, responsible for the development of the general annual budget and its execution (DOF), also agreed to enable government service fees to be paid in crypto using Crypto.com. Once the system is activated, individuals and businesses will be able to use Crypto.com’s digital wallet to pay for government services. The platform will convert crypto payments into AED and securely transfer the funds to Dubai Finance accounts.

Recently under the Real estate tokenization project, DLD, VARA, and the Dubai Future Foundation, with PRYPCO Mint underwent two tokenized property listings which were both sold out.

Mathew White, CEO of Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA), recently noted on LinkedIn that the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) is no longer an experiment. He stated, “It’s happening right now.”

He explained how VARA views tokenization as more than a blockchain use case but rather as a structural shift and the foundation for a new kind of financial system. He explains, ” Everything from real estate and art to commodities and IP can be digitally represented, owned and exchanged in real time.”

He adds, “It’s a system of fractional ownership and near-instant settlement, where global markets are trustless, borderless, and always on. The illiquid can become liquid.”

Dubai Land Department sells $1.3 million worth of tokenized real estate

Dubai Land Department sells $1.3 million worth of tokenized real estate

After two consecutive successful sales of tokenized properties in Dubai, the Dubai Land Department and PRYPCO Mint the tokenization platform behind these sales, have sold $1.3 million worth of tokenized property deeds after tallying the two tokenized property sales in past two weeks alone. This is just the beginning, as Dubai Land Department invites interested individuals to register early and set up their accounts to take advantage of upcoming offerings before they sell out.

Dubai Land Department is seeking to unlock investment opportunities in one of the world’s most dynamic and innovative real estate destinations. In its first tokenized real estate project, DAMAC Maison Prive, valued at $653,000, it attracted 224 investors from over 40 nationalities, with an average investment amount of AED 10,714 ( $2900), and more than 6000 investors who were wait listed.

The latest and second property was sold in less than two minutes and attracted 149 investors from 35 nationalities. The one bedroom apartment in Kensington Waters, also worth $653,000, it was sold out in less than 2 minutes. Shares were offered at $544 with a wait list of 10,700 investors.

According to Amira Sajwani, the founder and CEO of PRYPCO “With our second property, we’re continuing to break down traditional barriers and offer high-quality opportunities to a broader, more diverse audience. At PRYPCO, our mission is to democratize property ownership, and this is just the beginning.”

In May 2025, Dubai Land Department launched the region’s first tokenized real estate investment project through the ‘Prypco Mint’ platform. The initiative was implemented in partnership with Prypco, the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates, and the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) through the Real Estate Sandbox.

As for blockchain technology Ctrl Alt is offering the blockchain platform using XRP Ledger, while Zand digital bank is offering banking services.

In future listings, international investors will soon be allowed to participate, but for now only UAE residents and ID holders can.

DLD emphasized in their announcement that tokenized assets will represent up to 7% of Dubai’s real estate market by 2033 equivalent to $16 billion and that Prypco Mint will be at the cornerstone of this transformation.

Saudi Arabia is also starting to pilot real estate tokenization projects.

Dubai PRYPCO Mint launches its second tokenized property

Dubai PRYPCO Mint launches its second tokenized property

On the heels of the success of the first tokenized property listing in UAE and MENA, which brought in investments of over $700K, Dubai PRYPCO, Dubai Land Department, under the regulatory overlook of Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority and the Central Bank of the UAE, have announced the launch of their second tokenized property worth $650K.

PRYPCO Mint will go live with the second tokenized property listing on June 11th 2025. As per the press release, the next phase not only reinforces investor confidence in fractional property ownership but also strengthens Dubai’s standing as a global pioneer in real estate innovation and blockchain-powered investment.

The new tokenized property is a one bedroom apartment in Kensington Water, at Mohammed Bin Rashid City. It has a total valuation of AED 1.5 million ( $653K) offered at a discounted rate compared to its estimated market value of AED 1.875 million.

Through fractional ownership starting from just AED 2,000, ( $540) to UAE residents holding Emirates IDs.

Amira Sajwani, Founder and CEO of PRYPCO, said, “The incredible response to our first tokenised property proved that investors are ready for a smarter, more accessible way to invest in real estate. With our second property, we’re continuing to break down traditional barriers and offer high-quality opportunities to a broader, more diverse audience. At PRYPCO, our mission is to democratise property ownership, and this is just the beginning.”

Already PRYPCO Mint which was launched on May 25th has been successful in its first offering, a two bedroom apartment in Business Bay that attracted 224 investors from over 40 nationalities, with an average investment of $2900. The first was also listed at $653,000 and was fully funded in one day.

Blockchain based certificates of Property Token Ownership were granted for the first property. Ctrl Alt powers the blockchain infrastructure, issuing secure ownership tokens on the XRP Ledger, while UAE digital bank Zand serves as the official banking partner.

Targeting tech-savvy investors, millennials, and first-time buyers, PRYPCO Mint enables digital property ownership through a mobile-first experience, transforming real estate from a traditionally slow, capital-heavy asset into a flexible, inclusive, and liquid investment.

PRYPCO Mint platform is expected to open to international investors in its next phase, further expanding Dubai’s real estate footprint as a global innovation hub.

The first tokenized real estate deed is out in UAE with DLD and PRYPCO

The first tokenized real estate deed is out in UAE with DLD and PRYPCO

After the recent launch of PRYPCO Mint, the first licensed real estate tokenization platform, in partnership with Dubai Land Department, Dubai’s Regulatory Authority, and powered by Ctrl Alt blockchain, the region’s first property token ownership certificate has been issued.

In a LinkedIn post Ali Jamal, CEO of Cryptos Consultancy shared the deed which was initially posted by Dr. Mahmoud Al Burai Senior Director of real estate policies and innovation at Dubai Land Department.

Jamal Ali noted, “The world’s first property token ownership certificate has just been issued! No other city or country has done this. Tokenization isn’t a theory. It’s happening. And Dubai is leading from the front. This isn’t just a pilot, it’s a working blueprint for the global future of real estate and virtual asset economies. For those building in real estate, blockchain, or the broader virtual asset space now is the time to pay close attention.”

While Dr. Burai had noted, “Dubai is issuing first ever property token ownership certificate that no other city or country did. Thank you for all who bought piece of Dubai and were the first to own tokenized real estate. Be ready for second property?”

The fully funded property attracted 224 investors from over 40 nationalities, with an average investment amount of AED 10,714, underscoring the platform’s wide appeal and the growing appetite for accessible, tech-enabled real estate opportunities in the region.

Amira Sajwani, Founder and CEO of PRYPCO, commented on the milestone, “This milestone is a powerful validation of our vision. From the outset, PRYPCO Mint was built to redefine access to real estate, making it more inclusive, transparent, and efficient. To see our first property fully funded in just a day reflects not only the strength of the concept but also a clear market demand for smarter, more accessible investment solutions. It’s a strong step forward in enabling Real Estate Freedom for all.”

The deed shows ownership tokens in DAMAC Maison Prive. It shows how 1093 tokens purchased gives 0.8129 shares in the property.

A few days earlier Dubai Land Department had announced that they had launched the region’s first tokenized real estate investment project through the ‘Prypco Mint’ platform. The initiative implemented in partnership with Prypco, the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates, and the Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) through the Real Estate Sandbox.

Moreover, Zand Digital Bank was appointed as the banking partner for the project’s pilot phase, positioning Dubai as the first city in the MENA region to adopt a licensed platform for real estate tokenization.

As per the Dubai Land Department press release, ” The pilot phase of investment in tokenized real estate, marking the activation of the digital platform mint.prypco.com. The platform enables users to generate returns and own a share in a prime real estate project in Dubai. Currently available exclusively to UAE ID holders, the platform is set to expand globally in the near future, with additional platforms to be integrated in later phases, further reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global hub for innovation in tokenized real estate.”

The project offers individuals innovative investment opportunities through the purchase of tokenized shares in ready-to-own properties in Dubai, starting from just AED 2,000. All transactions are carried out exclusively in UAE Dirhams, with no use of cryptocurrencies during the pilot phase.

DLD emphasized in their announcement that tokenized assets will represent up to 7% of Dubai’s real estate market by 2033 equivalent to $16 billion and that Prypco Mint will be at the cornerstone of this transformation.

Investing through Prypco tokenized platform saves investors 2% in fees

On LinkedIn, Prypco announced they were live on May 26th stating, “PRYPCO Mint is now live — unlocking a new era of real estate investing in Dubai.” On their website they explained, “By using PRYPCO Mint, investors pay only half the DLD fees, just 2% instead of the standard 4%, making real estate investments more affordable and accessible.”

Updated at 2:03 pm CET Time May 29th

Dubai Land Department and Ctrl Alt to build real estate tokenization platform on XRP

Dubai Land Department and Ctrl Alt to build real estate tokenization platform on XRP

UK, Ireland, and UAE based Ctrl Alt is the tokenization partner for Dubai Land Department aimed to tokenize real estate using XRP Ledger Blockchain. The initiative which is being carried out alongside VARA ( Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority), the Dubai Future Foundation, and PRYPCO seeks to tokenize real estate to develop the future of property investment in Dubai through fractional ownership.The initiative is projected to contribute to the growth of an AED 60 billion ($16 billion) tokenized real estate market by 2033, equivalent to 7% of Dubai’s total property transactions.

Ctrl Alt, is a B2B is a B2B infrastructure provider that makes structuring and investing in alternative asset classes efficient, cost-effective, and accessible. Launched in 2022 by Matt Ong (formerly of Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse) to open up access to the growing world of alternative assets, Ctrl Alt has since become the leading expert in the sector. Through Ctrl Alt, businesses can structure and distribute private equity, infrastructure, private credit, films and more. This is achieved via their sophisticated technology stack which includes tokenization, that streamlines existing investment structures.

The Ctrl Alt team is composed of financial and product experts including alumni from Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, UBS and Revolut.

As the designated tokenization provider for the project, The DLD and Ctrl Alt have worked closely together on the development of a secure and compliant tokenization framework, focusing on structuring, minting and placing real estate title deed tokens on-chain. The XRP Ledger (XRPL), a decentralized layer 1 blockchain renowned for its decade-long reliability and stability in tokenizing and exchanging digital and real-world assets, has been selected as the blockchain of choice for the project.

Additionally, Ctrl Alt has integrated directly with the DLD to synchronize both digital and traditional real estate ledgers, ensuring coordination between the on-chain and the conventional property registration system. This enables a fully integrated and transparent tokenization process that aligns with local regulations and enhances investor confidence.

The project has been developed under the Real Estate Evolution Space Initiative (REES) and marks the first time in the Middle East that a government real estate registration authority has implemented a public blockchain-based tokenization of property title deeds. With this move, the DLD is leading the charge toward a more accessible, transparent and efficient real estate market, enabling fractional ownership, broadening investor participation and enhancing operational efficiency.

By leveraging native tokenization, ownership of real estate has been fractionalized, allowing multiple investors to co-own a single property. This is achieved through the PRYPCO Mint real estate platform, which is now live and allows investors to participate with a starting minimum investment of AED 2,000. EID holders are able to participate at mint.prypco.com.

Matt Ong, CEO and Founder, Ctrl Alt said, “We’ve been working closely with the DLD on this project for some time, and we’re delighted to be taking this major step together to bring real estate investment to a wider audience. As experts in the space, we are proud to create the tokenization infrastructure that enables DLD’s partners to offer fractional real estate to investors. Dubai’s leadership in embracing next-generation financial technologies is truly world-class and this project is a powerful signal of what’s to come. We’re thrilled to launch this pilot and continue building with DLD in the months ahead.”

Dubai VARA regulator warns against misrepresenting in governmental real estate tokenization project

Dubai VARA regulator warns against misrepresenting in governmental real estate tokenization project

The Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), in coordination with the Dubai Land Department (DLD), has issued an alert regarding entities who have falsely claimed involvement or participation in the pilot phase of the DLD Real estate tokenization project.

The tokenization project in question is that launched by DLD in March whose partners include the Dubai VARA regulatory authority and the Dubai Future Foundation through its Sandbox Real Estate. The project will tokenize property deeds to enable the fractional ownership of real estate assets, and was introduced under the Real Estate Innovation Initiative.

The alert notes that some entities might have falsely claimed or purported their participation in the pilot phase of the DLD Real Estate Tokenization Project. As per the alert the project involves select participants approved by both DLD and VARA. The alert noted that no entities beyond those explicitly approved by DLD and VARA are authorized to participate in the pilot phase.

As per the alert, ” Any entity promoting their involvement in the Project without formal confirmation from either VARA or DLD is misrepresenting their status. Official communications confirming participation will be issued solely by DLD and/or VARA.”

The alert further states that entities marketing real estate tokenization services linked to assets in Dubai, have to be licensed or authorized by the relevant authorities. VARA notes that engaging with unlicensed platforms or those falsely claiming participation in the Project exposes consumers to significant financial risk. These services are not covered by the consumer protection, market integrity, or risk management measures built into the regulated pilot framework.

Entities engaging in or promoting unauthorized activities, or misrepresenting their regulatory status, are liable for enforcement action, including but not limited to public alerts, financial penalties, and market prohibitions.

Consumers and market participants are advised to exercise caution and verify the licensing status of all firms claiming to offer VA-related services by consulting the official VARA Public Register. Any promotional content referencing participation in the Project that has not been validated through VARA or DLD should be treated with caution.