Last updated: November 2025
Last updated: November 2025
Legal & Regulatory
RealDeed PropTech (DIFC) Ltd – Legal & Regulatory Standards
Last Updated: 2025
Jurisdictions: Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) | India | United Kingdom
Licence Type: DIFC Innovation Licence – PropTech Category WEB3
Regulatory Authority: DIFC Authority
1. Corporate Regulatory Status
RealDeed PropTech (DIFC) Ltd (“RealDeed”, “we”, “us”, or “our”) is an officially licensed company incorporated within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) under an Innovation Licence granted by the DIFC Authority. This licence authorises RealDeed to operate as a PropTech, Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), and Asset Digitalization Technology Provider, offering blockchain-based digital property documentation, property-linked non-financial utility tokens, and automated verification services.
RealDeed does not engage in financial advisory, brokerage, fund management, cryptocurrency trading, or any regulated investment activities.
Oversight of RealDeed’s operations resides exclusively with the DIFC Authority.
All operations fall strictly under the scope of non-financial innovation activities regulated by the DIFC Authority.
2 Jurisdictional Exclusivity
Only the DIFC Authority has jurisdiction over RealDeed’s operations. Regulators such as the VARA, UAE Central Bank, SEBI (India), and FCA (UK) do not regulate RealDeed.
3. Nature of Digital Asset Tokens
RealDeed issues Digital Utility Tokens that are pegged to the Land Area and serve purely as infrastructure markers.
These tokens:
Represent digital square-foot/square-meter
Are linked to property Land specifications.
Its Not Linked with ownership rights or investment entitlement.
All tokens function solely as digital asset tokenization to anchor verified metadata to blockchain records and Land Area. They have no financial, legal implication and fall outside DFSA’s / VARA's securities or financial promotion regimes.
4. Property Digitalization Standards
RealDeed complies with DIFC technology governance by verifying property documentation sourced from recognised land and regulatory authorities, including:
Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERA
Indian Sub-Registrar Offices
HM Land Registry (UK)
Verification covers: title authenticity, registration records, ownership confirmation, power of attorney, encumbrance, and legal compliance.
RealDeed acts solely as a digital verifier and technology infrastructure provider—not a substitute for government land registration authorities.
5. DLT Protocol & Data Security
RealDeed operates within the DIFC’s Full Innovation Licence Technology Standards and ensures:
Blockchain integrity and immutability
Advanced cryptographic safeguards
Smart contract auditability
AI-assisted fraud and anomaly detection
Continuous compliance with DIFC’s cybersecurity and data governance protocols
System audits are conducted periodically under DIFC’s guidance.
6. Legal Nature and Limitations of Digital Tokens
Digital tokens generated by RealDeed do not:
Substitute government-issued deeds
Grant security or Possesion of an Asset
Provide investment, profit-sharing, or redemption rights
7. Scope of Regulatory Oversight
RealDeed is governed exclusively by the DIFC Authority under the Innovation Licence framework.
Within this scope:
Activities are categorised as non-financial
Operations occur within an proptech innovation environment
No other local or foreign regulator has concurrent jurisdiction
This exclusive oversight provides regulatory clarity and certainty for users, partners, and stakeholders engaging with RealDeed services.
8. Restrictions and Prohibited Activities
RealDeed does not:
Engage in public token sales or crowd fundraising
Offer investment or trading products
Operate a marketplace, exchange, or liquidity facility
Provide custody, brokerage, or payment infrastructure
Promote or advertise financial returns
9. Disclaimer
RealDeed operates as a PropTech & DLT infrastructure provider, not as:
A Virtual Asset Exchange or Broker-dealer
A Securities or Investment Platform
A VaSP Or VARA-regulated entity
A Cryptocurrency or Crowdfunding business
10. Law Enforcement and Court Disclosure Policy
As per our Privacy Policy and DIFC Data Protection Law, RealDeed maintains strict confidentiality of all user, property, and token-related information. Information such as token holder identity, KYC/AML validation reports, property documentation, and token contract addresses may only be disclosed under the following circumstances:
Upon receipt of a valid court order or official judicial investigation notice issued by a competent court within an approved jurisdiction where RealDeed do Business.
To comply with binding DIFC Court directives or other legally recognised orders under international judicial cooperation frameworks.
Requests from non-judicial law enforcement bodies or general police authorities will not be entertained unless supported by proper court issued documentation or a regulator recognised under DIFC legal standards.
In the event any user, property owner, or associated entity engages in fraudulent activity, deception, tax evasion, asset seizure, or any related misconduct, RealDeed PropTech (DIFC) Ltd shall be regarded solely as a technological information provider or witness of record. RealDeed shall not be deemed an accused party, facilitator, or participant in such acts.
Any legal proceedings arising in connection with such matters shall fall exclusively within the jurisdiction of the DIFC Courts. Actions initiated in other jurisdictions will not alter or extend RealDeed’s limited role as a non‑financial technology platform and information provider under DIFC regulatory standards.
RealDeed does not share or release any user or token information to external parties, private investigators, or non-authorised authorities outside these lawful avenues.
For legal clarifications, contact:
Legal & Compliance Division
RealDeed PropTech (DIFC) Ltd
DIFC Innovation Hub, Dubai, UAE
Email: support@realdeed.co - Clasify Subject - Compliance