Last updated: November 2025
Last updated: November 2025
Whisteblowing Policy
Whisteblowing Policy
REALDEED PROPTECH (DIFC) LTD – WHISTLEBLOWING POLICY (UAE | INDIA | UK)
Introduction
This Whistleblowing Policy outlines the governance framework, escalation procedures, and standards that RealDeed Proptech (DIFC) Ltd (“the Company” or “RealDeed”) follows to uphold uncompromised levels of integrity, transparency, ethical conduct, and professionalism across all jurisdictions in which it operates, including the United Arab Emirates, India, and the United Kingdom.
Although RealDeed operates as a tokenization issuer company not as a financial institution, broker, or virtual asset service provider the Company voluntarily adopts enhanced ethical and governance standards to safeguard its property tokenization, verification technologies, and internal operations against misconduct. This policy establishes a secure, confidential, and independent mechanism for employees, contractors, partners, clients, and other stakeholders to report unethical, illegal, suspicious, or inappropriate behaviour without fear of retaliation.
The purpose of this policy is to ensure that all concerns raised are addressed promptly, objectively, transparently, and with full confidentiality, while fostering a corporate culture rooted in honesty, accountability, and legal compliance. All stakeholders across RealDeed Group are encouraged to whistleblow where necessary and may expect timely acknowledgement, impartial investigations, and appropriate outcomes. This document outlines the structure for reporting, investigation, governance, and whistleblower protection.
Scope
This Whistleblowing Policy applies to all forms of misconduct, unethical behaviour, or procedural violations that may impact RealDeed, its employees, its clients, or its reputation. Covered categories include, but are not limited to:
Fraud
Any intentional act of deception that causes or may cause operational, financial, or reputational harm, including:
Forging or manipulating Title or Sale Deeds
Tampering with identity documents
Fabricating or altering verification records
Misrepresenting ownership or authority
Manipulating internal logs, records, or blockchain metadata
Corruption
Misuse of authority or position for personal benefit, including:
Bribery, inducements, or kickbacks
Favouritism in property verification or approvals
Collusion with third parties
Abuse of system access rights
Harassment and Discrimination
Any conduct that contributes to an unsafe or hostile work environment:
Sexual harassment or misconduct
Bullying, intimidation, or threats
Discrimination based on race, gender, age, religion, disability, nationality, or other protected traits
Offensive, inappropriate, or abusive language
Safety & Technology Violations
Actions that compromise the security, safety, or integrity of RealDeed systems:
Breaching cybersecurity protocols
Mishandling or leaking sensitive data
Unauthorized system access
Negligence in verification or compliance tasks
Failure to escalate document tampering or fraudulent identity attempts
Operational Misconduct
Behaviour contrary to internal rules or compliance obligations:
Circumventing AML/KYC requirements
Approving tokenization without valid documentation
Misusing DIDIT verification systems
Suppressing potential red flags or ignoring anomalies
Retaliation
Any negative action taken against an individual for reporting misconduct is strictly prohibited:
Termination or demotion
Threats, intimidation, or harassment
Exclusion or unfair treatment
Negative changes to roles, duties, or performance ratings
RealDeed maintains a zero-retaliation approach. Individuals who report concerns in good faith are protected at all times.
SECTION 1: PROHIBITED ACTIONS
RealDeed is committed to maintaining a safe, transparent, and ethically responsible work environment. The following actions are strictly prohibited:
1.1 Fraud or Corruption
RealDeed enforces a zero-tolerance position toward all forms of fraud or corruption, including:
Falsification of Records
Altering or manipulating property verification records
Tampering with digital logs or audit trails
Forging signatures, seals, or stamps
Modifying Title or Sale Deeds
Financial Misconduct
Misappropriation or misuse of Company assets
Behaviour designed to deceive internal controls
Unauthorized approval of tokenization requests
Bribery and Improper Influence
Offering, receiving, or soliciting anything of value to influence verification or approval decisions
1.2 Harassment or Discrimination
RealDeed prohibits behaviour that undermines respect, inclusivity, and equality within the workplace:
Sexual Harassment
Unwelcome verbal, written, or physical conduct
Inappropriate digital communication or remarks
Discrimination
Unfair or biased treatment based on protected characteristics
Exclusion or prejudiced decision-making
1.3 Safety, Technology, and System Violations
Employees must safeguard RealDeed’s systems, infrastructure, and data. Prohibited actions include:
Bypassing cybersecurity controls
Ignoring system access protocols
Failing to escalate suspicious identity or document submissions
Mishandling sensitive or confidential information
1.4 Market, Information, or Data Offences
Although RealDeed does not operate a trading or investment platform, the following remain prohibited:
Unauthorised disclosure of Company-confidential information
Misuse of internal information
Suppression or manipulation of verification data or system logs
Compliance and Enforcement
Any employee or contractor found engaging in prohibited actions will face disciplinary measures, up to and including termination of employment or engagement. RealDeed maintains strict consistency and accountability in the enforcement of this policy.
SECTION 2: REPORTING MECHANISMS
RealDeed provides multiple secure and confidential channels for whistleblowers to report concerns.
2.1 Internal Reporting Channels
Dedicated Email (Confidential Access Only)
📧 support@realdeed.co
In-Person Reporting
Reports may be submitted directly to:
MLRO
Chief Executive Officer (for escalated cases only)
Anonymous Reporting
RealDeed supports anonymous submissions via:
Encrypted online reporting forms
Anonymous email services
Third-party whistleblower tools (if implemented)
2.2 External / Third-Party Reporting
External stakeholders (including clients, developers, agents, and partners) may report concerns through:
Website: www.realdeed.co
Email: support@realdeed.co
Postal mail (RealDeed DIFC office)
All reports are handled with confidentiality and procedural integrity.
SECTION 3: WHISTLEBLOWING GOVERNANCE
RealDeed has established a structured and impartial governance process for evaluating and resolving whistleblowing reports.
3.1 Impartial Investigations
Upon receiving a report:
A neutral Compliance Officer is designated to oversee the investigation.
All relevant evidence, documentation, and records are securely collected.
Interviews with involved parties or witnesses may be conducted.
The MLRO reviews the findings and provides formal recommendations.
Management determines the appropriate action or resolution.
Investigations must prioritise:
Fairness
Independence
Confidentiality
Whistleblower protection
3.2 Timelines and Transparency
RealDeed ensures timely review and communication:
Acknowledgement of complaint: within 7 working days
Investigation timeframe: within 30 working days (extendable if complex)
Closing summary: provided to the whistleblower when appropriate
3.3 Conflict Resolution
For interpersonal or internal disputes, HR may provide mediation services.
Mediation will be:
Neutral
Objective
Facilitated by trained personnel
3.4 Non-Retaliation Policy
RealDeed strictly prohibits any form of retaliation against individuals who:
Report concerns in good faith
Assist or participate in investigations
Refuse involvement in unethical activities
Violators will be subject to disciplinary measures, including termination.
3.5 Confidentiality
RealDeed ensures:
Strict confidentiality of whistleblowers’ identities
Disclosure only where legally necessary
Shared information limited to individuals required for the investigation
3.6 Disciplinary Measures
Depending on the severity of the violation, RealDeed may apply:
Verbal or written warnings
Formal reprimands
Mandatory retraining
Suspension or reassignment
Restriction of system access
Termination of employment or contract
Blacklisting for future engagements
Referral to law enforcement authorities (for criminal matters)
REALDEED PROPTECH (DIFC) LTD WHISTLEBLOWING POLICY
(DIFC | INDIA | UK)
Introduction
This Whistleblowing Policy outlines the governance framework, escalation procedures, and standards that RealDeed Proptech (DIFC) Ltd (“the Company” or “RealDeed”) follows to uphold uncompromised levels of integrity, transparency, ethical conduct, and professionalism across all jurisdictions in which it operates, including the United Arab Emirates, India, and the United Kingdom.
Although RealDeed operates as a tokenization issuer company not as a financial institution, broker, or virtual asset service provider the Company voluntarily adopts enhanced ethical and governance standards to safeguard its property tokenization, verification technologies, and internal operations against misconduct. This policy establishes a secure, confidential, and independent mechanism for employees, contractors, partners, clients, and other stakeholders to report unethical, illegal, suspicious, or inappropriate behaviour without fear of retaliation.
The purpose of this policy is to ensure that all concerns raised are addressed promptly, objectively, transparently, and with full confidentiality, while fostering a corporate culture rooted in honesty, accountability, and legal compliance. All stakeholders across RealDeed Group are encouraged to whistleblow where necessary and may expect timely acknowledgement, impartial investigations, and appropriate outcomes. This document outlines the structure for reporting, investigation, governance, and whistleblower protection.
Scope
This Whistleblowing Policy applies to all forms of misconduct, unethical behaviour, or procedural violations that may impact RealDeed, its employees, its clients, or its reputation. Covered categories include, but are not limited to:
Fraud
Any intentional act of deception that causes or may cause operational, financial, or reputational harm, including:
Forging or manipulating Title or Sale Deeds
Tampering with identity documents
Fabricating or altering verification records
Misrepresenting ownership or authority
Manipulating internal logs, records, or blockchain metadata
Corruption
Misuse of authority or position for personal benefit, including:
Bribery, inducements, or kickbacks
Favouritism in property verification or approvals
Collusion with third parties
Abuse of system access rights
Harassment and Discrimination
Any conduct that contributes to an unsafe or hostile work environment:
Sexual harassment or misconduct
Bullying, intimidation, or threats
Discrimination based on race, gender, age, religion, disability, nationality, or other protected traits
Offensive, inappropriate, or abusive language
Safety & Technology Violations
Actions that compromise the security, safety, or integrity of RealDeed systems:
Breaching cybersecurity protocols
Mishandling or leaking sensitive data
Unauthorized system access
Negligence in verification or compliance tasks
Failure to escalate document tampering or fraudulent identity attempts
Operational Misconduct
Behaviour contrary to internal rules or compliance obligations:
Circumventing AML/KYC requirements
Approving tokenization without valid documentation
Misusing DIDIT verification systems
Suppressing potential red flags or ignoring anomalies
Retaliation
Any negative action taken against an individual for reporting misconduct is strictly prohibited:
Termination or demotion
Threats, intimidation, or harassment
Exclusion or unfair treatment
Negative changes to roles, duties, or performance ratings
RealDeed maintains a zero-retaliation approach. Individuals who report concerns in good faith are protected at all times.
SECTION 1: PROHIBITED ACTIONS
RealDeed is committed to maintaining a safe, transparent, and ethically responsible work environment. The following actions are strictly prohibited:
1.1 Fraud or Corruption
RealDeed enforces a zero-tolerance position toward all forms of fraud or corruption, including:
Falsification of Records
Altering or manipulating property verification records
Tampering with digital logs or audit trails
Forging signatures, seals, or stamps
Modifying Title or Sale Deeds
Financial Misconduct
Misappropriation or misuse of Company assets
Behaviour designed to deceive internal controls
Unauthorized approval of tokenization requests
Bribery and Improper Influence
Offering, receiving, or soliciting anything of value to influence verification or approval decisions
1.2 Harassment or Discrimination
RealDeed prohibits behaviour that undermines respect, inclusivity, and equality within the workplace:
Sexual Harassment
Unwelcome verbal, written, or physical conduct
Inappropriate digital communication or remarks
Discrimination
Unfair or biased treatment based on protected characteristics
Exclusion or prejudiced decision-making
1.3 Safety, Technology, and System Violations
Employees must safeguard RealDeed’s systems, infrastructure, and data. Prohibited actions include:
Bypassing cybersecurity controls
Ignoring system access protocols
Failing to escalate suspicious identity or document submissions
Mishandling sensitive or confidential information
1.4 Market, Information, or Data Offences
Although RealDeed does not operate a trading or investment platform, the following remain prohibited:
Unauthorised disclosure of Company-confidential information
Misuse of internal information
Suppression or manipulation of verification data or system logs
Compliance and Enforcement
Any employee or contractor found engaging in prohibited actions will face disciplinary measures, up to and including termination of employment or engagement. RealDeed maintains strict consistency and accountability in the enforcement of this policy.
SECTION 2: REPORTING MECHANISMS
RealDeed provides multiple secure and confidential channels for whistleblowers to report concerns.
2.1 Internal Reporting Channels
Dedicated Email (Confidential Access Only)
📧 support@realdeed.co
In-Person Reporting
Reports may be submitted directly to:
MLRO
Chief Executive Officer (for escalated cases only)
Anonymous Reporting
RealDeed supports anonymous submissions via:
Encrypted online reporting forms
Anonymous email services
Third-party whistleblower tools (if implemented)
2.2 External / Third-Party Reporting
External stakeholders (including clients, developers, agents, and partners) may report concerns through:
Website: www.realdeed.co
Email: support@realdeed.co
Postal mail (RealDeed DIFC office)
All reports are handled with confidentiality and procedural integrity.
SECTION 3: WHISTLEBLOWING GOVERNANCE
RealDeed has established a structured and impartial governance process for evaluating and resolving whistleblowing reports.
3.1 Impartial Investigations
Upon receiving a report:
A neutral Compliance Officer is designated to oversee the investigation.
All relevant evidence, documentation, and records are securely collected.
Interviews with involved parties or witnesses may be conducted.
The MLRO reviews the findings and provides formal recommendations.
Management determines the appropriate action or resolution.
Investigations must prioritise:
Fairness
Independence
Confidentiality
Whistleblower protection
3.2 Timelines and Transparency
RealDeed ensures timely review and communication:
Acknowledgement of complaint: within 7 working days
Investigation timeframe: within 30 working days (extendable if complex)
Closing summary: provided to the whistleblower when appropriate
3.3 Conflict Resolution
For interpersonal or internal disputes, HR may provide mediation services.
Mediation will be:
Neutral
Objective
Facilitated by trained personnel
3.4 Non-Retaliation Policy
RealDeed strictly prohibits any form of retaliation against individuals who:
Report concerns in good faith
Assist or participate in investigations
Refuse involvement in unethical activities
Violators will be subject to disciplinary measures, including termination.
3.5 Confidentiality
RealDeed ensures:
Strict confidentiality of whistleblowers’ identities
Disclosure only where legally necessary
Shared information limited to individuals required for the investigation
3.6 Disciplinary Measures
Depending on the severity of the violation, RealDeed may apply:
Verbal or written warnings
Formal reprimands
Mandatory retraining
Suspension or reassignment
Restriction of system access
Termination of employment or contract
Blacklisting for future engagements
Referral to law enforcement authorities (for criminal matters)