Dubai Partners with Ctrl Alt to Tokenize Real Estate on XRP Ledger—Because Paper Deeds Are So 2010
Dubai just leveled up its blockchain game—Ctrl Alt, a digital asset firm, is now spearheading the tokenization of real estate on the XRP Ledger. Because why bother with dusty property deeds when you can trade fractions of a skyscraper before your morning coffee?
The move signals Dubai’s aggressive push into Web3 infrastructure, leveraging XRP Ledger’s speed and low costs. No more waiting weeks for settlements or paying middlemen their pound of flesh—just instant, borderless property swaps.
Of course, skeptics will mutter about regulatory gray zones. But let’s be real: if anyone can make tokenized sandcastles work, it’s the emirate that built islands shaped like palm trees.
Dubai Bets on Ripple Tech to Boost Real Estate, XRP Price, Adoption
The Land Department in Dubai has introduced its tokenized real estate using XRP Ledger which ties conventional property records to the world of blockchain. The project makes it possible for UAE ID holders to own Dubai real estate in fractions through the PRYPCO Mint platform.
Matt Ong, founder and chief executive of Ctrl Alt, said:
XRP Ledger Powers Revolutionary Property Investment
Dubai chose the XRP Ledger for its decade-long reliability and ability to process close to two million transactions daily with minimal fees. This cryptocurrency infrastructure synchronizes digital property tokens with Dubai’s conventional land registry, ensuring legal compliance while enabling instant ownership transfers on the blockchain.
Ctrl Alt has already tokenized over $295 million in assets across various sectors, and the company’s integration directly with the Dubai Land Department ensures that both digital and traditional real estate ledgers remain synchronized. This real estate tokenization model could transform how investors handle property investments globally.
Market Projections and Ripple Technology Impact
Industry experts forecast that Dubai’s tokenized real estate market could reach AED 60 billion (approximately $16 billion) by 2033, representing roughly 7% of all annual property sales in the emirate. This massive adoption of the XRP Ledger for real estate tokenization could significantly influence XRP price prediction models as institutional use cases expand.
RippleX welcomed the programme, calling itnoting that the XRP Ledger was selected
The cryptocurrency integration eliminates traditional barriers such as high minimum investments, lengthy settlement periods, and complex paperwork. Through this XRP Ledger implementation, property transactions that previously took weeks now settle in minutes.
It follows both D33 and the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 which help Dubai rise to the top in digital finance globally. With this project, digital tokens in the real estate sector show how cryptocurrencies can revolutionize old markets under the guidance of existing rules and safeguards.
