This is created under a DIFC Innovation Licence (DLT Technology Category). It does not offer financial services, trading, fractional sales, or fundraising. Its sole purpose is to demonstrate structured property data mapping into non-custodial digital assets.
What RealDeed does (in one line)
RealDeed converts key property information from title deeds and registry documents into non-custodial on-chain digital twins on the XRP Ledger and BNB ERC-20.
Why we built this
Real-estate data today lives inside:
PDFs, scans, and images
Fragmented registry systems
Offline exchanges between owners, brokers, and lawyers
This makes it difficult to:
Verify or share structured property information
Build automated workflows that depend on property-level attributes
Integrate property data with modern software, CRMs, or compliance tools
Property is valuable — but digitally, it behaves like a static file. There is no programmable or interoperable representation of property information.
Our approach
RealDeed focuses on data integrity and interoperability, not investment or trading.
It works by:
Ingesting property metadata (parcel ID, area, coordinates, ownership info, etc.)
Normalising it into a structured schema
Minting a digital twin token on:
XRP Ledger
BNB Smart Chain (ERC-20 standard)
Linking the token to hashed off-chain documents
Allowing owners or developers to view and verify mappings through a clean interface
Digital twins can reflect:
land area / square meters
possession or occupancy status
a registered security or hypothecation interest
owner-declared metadata
Tokens stay fully non-custodial in the user’s wallet; RealDeed does not hold or manage them.
What RealDeed is NOT
To avoid confusion:
Not a token sale Not fractional ownership Not an investment scheme Not a marketplace
RealDeed is strictly focused on data mapping, digital twin representation, and interoperability workflows.
Try it
Users can:
Enter property metadata
Generate a digital twin on XRP or BNB testnet
View the data-to-token mapping
Download a digital twin certificate for verification
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