
Real estate
Residential and commercial buildings, each held by its own company, with that company’s shares divided into units.
The paperwork comes first: a unit will be recorded only once its company exists and its documents are on file.
Each asset will be held by its own dedicated company, so every unit has a legal counterpart.
Title, articles of association and surveys will sit in the asset’s file, kept with its record.
The company’s shares will be divided into units, each recorded on a blockchain registry.

Residential building
Lisbon · Real estate
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Recorded on a blockchain registry

Residential and commercial buildings, each held by its own company, with that company’s shares divided into units.

Shares in private companies, recorded as units on a registry instead of in a paper share book.
Recording the units of a legal vehicle, the company that holds an asset, as tokens on a blockchain registry. The company, its documents and the registry are kept together in one file for each asset.
No one yet. Bridgy RWA is in development and not available to the public. Who can use it later will depend on where they live and on the rules that apply to each asset.
None has been announced. Nothing will be made available in a country until the legal route there is clear.
No. Bridgy RWA offers no tokens, securities or other financial instruments, and an asset file carries no prices, valuations or forecasts. Registering interest commits you to nothing.
For asset owners, professionals and anyone following the work. It is not an application or a reservation.
Provided by Bridgy RWA (in formation)3
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