RER Advances the National Infrastructure for Real Estate Asset Tokenization

The Real Estate Registry (RER) has announced the launch of its initiative to develop the National Infrastructure for Real Estate Asset Tokenization, alongside enabling fractional ownership and facilitating the transfer of smart contracts, marking a pivotal step toward advancing and empowering the real estate sector.

As part of this initiative, the Real Estate Registry signed several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading proptech startups, including SAHL Platform, Madak App, Ghanem Platform, and Jozo Platform, to provide fractional ownership services, leverage technical integration capabilities, and prepare for future blockchain and smart contract connectivity.

The Registry also signed an agreement with SettleMint, a global platform specializing in blockchain and real estate asset tokenization, in addition to an MoU with Droob Platform to further enable proptech-driven transformation.

The National Infrastructure, set to be launched by the Real Estate Registry in the first half of 2026, is built on the integration of real estate registry management using blockchain technology, robust payment verification, and seamless enablement of fractional ownership — paving the way for new real estate investment and financing models.

Upcoming development phases will focus on facilitating real estate tokenization, enabling asset registration, and supporting the buying, selling, and fractional investment of properties under the supervision of the General Real Estate Authority, the regulatory body overseeing the sector. Additionally, the initiative introduces an open API framework, enabling direct integration between proptech companies, banks, and developers with RER systems to build next-generation digital services, ranging from tokenized lending and real estate investment products to digital collateralization and cross-border transactions.