RealX, the world's first platform to embed direct legal property rights in blockchain tokens, successfully closes a landmark transaction for a 9-acre development project in Dwarka, Gujarat, attracting 93 investors in just 45 days.
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RealX's Secure Digital Rights (SDR) technology is a pioneering solution that embeds direct legal property rights within blockchain tokens. This technology allows investors to hold Property Tokens that provide direct rights on the property with full legal enforceability in courts.
RealX differs from other tokenization platforms by providing direct co-ownership through blockchain tokens without creating Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) or offering securities. This means investors can become direct registered co-owners of the property, unlike other platforms that often rely on intermediary structures.
The Dwarka project was significant for RealX as it successfully closed a 9-acre development project in record 45 days, attracting 93 investors. This landmark transaction validated RealX's SDR technology and demonstrated the high demand for tokenized real estate.
RealX ensures legal enforceability of its Property Tokens by embedding actual legal property rights directly into the tokens. This is achieved through a proprietary legal framework that operates within existing base property laws, providing full legal protection for investors.
The potential future applications of RealX's technology are vast. It can be used to develop advanced Real Estate products and can also be applied to other real-world assets. The technology has the potential to transform the real estate industry by providing a more accessible and transparent way to invest in properties.

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