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Dubai, UAE — MultiBank.io, the digital asset division of MultiBank Group, has partnered with Fireblocks and Mavryk Network to launch a $10 billion real estate tokenization platform. The initiative aims to tokenize real-world assets (RWAs) into fractional digital tokens, enabling broader access to high-value real estate investments while maintaining institutional-grade security and compliance [1]. The platform’s first phase leverages a prior $3 billion collaboration with MAG Lifestyle Development, including projects like The Ritz-Carlton Residences, to scale its tokenization efforts.
The collaboration combines Fireblocks’ custody and tokenization capabilities with Mavryk’s blockchain infrastructure. Fireblocks ensures secure minting, custody, and trading of digital assets, while Mavryk facilitates rapid settlement and programmable features such as KYC and jurisdictional checks. MultiBank Group, with over 17 global regulatory licenses and 2 million clients, oversees governance and secondary market liquidity. Together, the partners aim to create a regulated environment for fractional ownership of income-generating properties, with a minimum investment threshold of $50. This approach addresses traditional real estate’s illiquidity and high capital barriers, potentially expanding participation to retail investors.
MultiBank.io’s platform integrates into a four-part ecosystem bridging traditional finance (TradFi) and crypto-native markets. Key components include:
- : A TradFi platform offering access to 20,000+ stocks and 55 currency pairs.
- : An institutional ECN projected to handle $460 billion in daily volume by 2031, valued at $23.7 billion by Arthur D. Little [2].
- : A regulated crypto exchange with a 10/10 security score from Hacken and licenses from UAE’s VARA and Australia’s AUSTRAC.
- : A marketplace for tokenized assets, democratizing access to premium real estate.
Zak Taher, CEO of MultiBank.io, emphasized the need for robust infrastructure to scale RWA tokenization: “Fireblocks provides the custody backbone, while Mavryk’s blockchain ensures speed and efficiency. Together, we’re opening $10 billion in property investment to a wider audience with full transparency” [1]. The platform’s focus on compliance and security aligns with growing demand for institutional-grade digital asset solutions.
The $10 billion target reflects confidence in real estate tokenization as an alternative investment vehicle. By fragmenting high-value assets into tradable tokens, the initiative aligns with broader fintech trends to democratize access to traditionally exclusive markets. However, challenges include regulatory alignment across jurisdictions and investor education to ensure trust in tokenized assets. Analysts note that while tokenization could unlock trillions in illiquid assets, long-term success depends on overcoming adoption hurdles and infrastructure scalability.
MultiBank Group, established in 2005, operates in 100+ countries with over $35 billion in daily trading volume. Its regulatory expertise and global reach position it to manage the complexities of RWA tokenization, including legal frameworks and investor onboarding. The partnership with Fireblocks and Mavryk underscores blockchain’s maturation as a tool for complex financial instruments, potentially setting a precedent for future ventures in real estate and other asset classes.
Source: [1] [MultiBank.io Partners with Fireblocks and Mavryk to Launch $10B Real Estate Tokenization Platform] [https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/multibank-io-partners-with-fireblocks-and-mavryk-to-launch-10b-real-estate-tokenization-platform/], [2] [Arthur D. Little Valuation of MEX Exchange] [https://www.ardl.com/press/mex-exchange-valuation/].

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