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Tokenisation & RWA

Real-World Asset Tokenisation Company in Dubai

Part of Blockchain & Web3 Engineering

Issuing a token takes a week. Running one correctly for five years is the part that needs engineering — cap tables that reconcile, transfers that respect the legal wrapper, and lifecycle events that do not require a spreadsheet.

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Engaging us for Tokenisation & RWA

  • Paid two-week discovery producing scope, architecture and a fixed price
  • Delivery in two-week increments to a staging URL you can open anytime
  • Named technical lead for the full engagement, Gulf Standard Time hours
  • Source code, infrastructure and documentation yours from commit one
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What we build

Tokenisation & RWA capabilities

Six areas we deliver in production — not a slide deck of things we could theoretically attempt.

Permissioned token infrastructure

Standards with allowlisting and enforced transfer restrictions, so a token cannot move somewhere its legal wrapper does not permit.

On-chain cap tables

Holdings reconciled continuously against the off-chain register of record, with discrepancy alerting rather than annual surprise.

Issuance and subscription

Primary offering flows with tiered KYC, investor eligibility and accreditation gating, and AED subscription handling.

Lifecycle events

Distributions, redemptions, corporate actions, forced transfers and lost-key recovery — the operations that decide whether this scales.

Investor portals

Statements, documents, tax reporting and secondary-transfer requests in an interface that never mentions gas.

Reporting

Output formatted for your transfer agent, auditor, fund administrator and regulator, each able to reconcile independently.

UAE context

Why the UAE is genuinely ahead here

Tokenisation talk has outrun tokenisation delivery in most jurisdictions, but the UAE is one of the places where the regulatory scaffolding exists to actually build. VARA in Dubai, the DFSA in DIFC and the FSRA in ADGM each provide a route through which a tokenised instrument can sit inside a recognised perimeter rather than in a grey zone, and Dubai has been notably active in exploring real-estate tokenisation specifically. What that means in practice is that engineering constraints follow legal ones: who may hold the token, under what eligibility, with what transfer restrictions, and how the on-chain position reconciles to the register a regulator or court would actually recognise. We build to that, and we are candid that the binding constraint on most tokenisation projects is the legal wrapper and licence category — questions for your counsel, not for us.

Delivered across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Al Ain — and for clients operating from Business Bay, DIFC, DMCC Crypto Centre, Dubai Internet City.

Our process

How your Tokenisation & RWA project runs

01
Week 1–2

Requirements & Planning

We interrogate the brief before we price it — commercial goals, regulatory perimeter, integration reality and the constraints nobody wrote down. You leave discovery with a scoped backlog, architecture, fixed price and a delivery date we intend to keep.

02
Week 2–5

Wireframe & Design

Information architecture, wireframes, then a full design system in Figma with real content and every state designed — empty, loading, error, RTL. Prototypes go in front of real users before engineering starts.

03
Week 4–20

Development

Two-week sprints against a visible board. Every increment is deployed to a staging URL you can open on your own phone, so progress is something you use rather than something we describe.

04
Continuous

Debugging & Testing

Automated unit, integration and end-to-end suites in CI, plus manual QA on real devices, load testing, accessibility audit and — for anything touching value — independent security review.

05
Launch week

MVP Launch

Staged rollout with monitoring, alerting and rollback rehearsed in advance. Store submissions, DNS, SSL, analytics and search infrastructure are handled by us, not handed to you as a checklist.

06
Ongoing

Maintenance & Growth

SLA-backed support, dependency and security patching, performance budgets held to, and a quarterly roadmap review that ties the next build to what the data is actually telling you.

Let's talk

Ready to scope your Tokenisation & RWA project?

Send a brief and a senior engineer replies within one business day — with an honest view on scope, cost and whether we are the right team for it.

Questions

Tokenisation & RWA FAQs

Cost, timelines, compliance and the questions clients in the UAE ask us most.

What can be tokenised in the UAE?

Property interests, fund units, trade receivables, commodities, and loyalty or access rights are all being tokenised in the region. What is technically possible is rarely the constraint — the legal wrapper and your licence category are. We design the token mechanics so your counsel can make that call cleanly, then build the controls their answer requires.

How much does tokenisation infrastructure cost?

A single-asset issuance platform with KYC-gated subscription, cap table and investor portal typically runs AED 220,000 to AED 550,000. Multi-asset platforms with secondary transfer, lifecycle automation and administrator integration generally run AED 600,000 to AED 1,500,000. Independent audit fees are separate and paid to the audit firm.

Do you provide the legal structure?

No, and be cautious of any engineering firm that offers to. The legal wrapper, licence category and offering documents are work for qualified UAE counsel. We build to the technical requirements their structure implies, produce architecture and control documentation for them, and can introduce firms we have delivered alongside in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

How do on-chain and off-chain records stay consistent?

The off-chain register remains the record of record in almost every compliant structure. We build continuous reconciliation between it and on-chain positions, with alerting on any divergence, so a mismatch is caught in hours rather than at the annual audit.

What happens if an investor loses their key?

This is exactly why permissioned tokens matter for real-world assets. Controlled recovery — forced transfer to a replacement address under a defined, logged authorisation process — is designed in from the start. An asset-backed token that can be permanently lost to a mislaid seed phrase is not a viable instrument.