
- Dubai initiates first government-backed real estate tokenization project.
- Ctrl Alt provides the technical framework for the project.
- XRP Ledger chosen as the blockchain for tokenization.

Dubai Land Department, in collaboration with Ctrl Alt and Ripple, has launched the Middle East’s first government-supported real estate tokenization project in Dubai.
The initiative marks a pivotal step in blockchain integration into public sector asset management, enhancing transparency and liquidity in real estate.
Dubai Land Department leads a groundbreaking initiative by partnering with Ctrl Alt and Ripple to execute the first government-backed real estate tokenization project in the Middle East. The department, responsible for property rights in Dubai, teams up with Ctrl Alt to provide the digital asset engineering framework. Ripple’s XRP Ledger has been selected for on-chain tokenization, indicating a significant technological commitment.
The project aims to tokenize property title deeds on the blockchain, enhancing transparency and liquidity within the real estate market. Robert Farquhar, Head of MENA Operations, Ctrl Alt, said, “Ctrl Alt brings deep expertise in financial engineering and digital asset infrastructure… focusing on structuring, minting and placing real estate title deed tokens on-chain. The XRP Ledger (XRPL)… has been selected as the blockchain of choice for the project.”
As part of the project, Ctrl Alt has secured licenses as a Broker-Dealer and Token Issuer, underscoring the strategic regulatory engagement with the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). PRYPCO’s collaboration offers a minting platform for issuing tokens on the blockchain.
Financially, XRP stands to be most impacted as the chosen settlement layer within the tokenization ecosystem. The project could influence real estate markets by introducing new investment opportunities and facilitating easier access for UAE residents. The broader implications include potential demand for innovative property ownership models, supported by seamless ledger integration.
Ctrl Alt’s position in the regulatory landscape highlights future possibilities for regulatory and technological integration. This historic initiative sets a precedent for blockchain use in sovereign asset management, potentially leading to increased global interest in similar projects. Insights derived from international trends indicate possible surges in investment due to increased security and accessibility provided by blockchain solutions.
Ctrl Alt Partners with Dubai for Real Estate Blockchain Initiative
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