Dubai introduces Prypco Mint, the region's first tokenized real estate investment platform, allowing UAE residents to invest in Dubai properties through the XRP Ledger.
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Prypco Mint is the Middle East and North Africa’s first tokenized real estate investment platform, allowing UAE residents to invest in Dubai properties via the XRP Ledger.
The key partners in this initiative are the Dubai Land Department (DLD), VARA (Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority), and the Dubai Future Foundation.
The minimum investment required on Prypco Mint is AED 2,000 (about $545).
Currently, investment is limited to UAE ID holders. Payments must be made in UAE dirhams (AED).
According to market research firm Prophecy Market Insights, the real estate tokenization market is expected to grow from $3.8 billion in 2024 to $26 billion by 2034.

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