Integra has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with SettleMint to develop AI and blockchain-based real estate tokenization across multiple regions, including the United Arab Emirates and the United States.
The partnership will connect Integra’s real estate ecosystem with SettleMint’s Digital Asset Lifecycle Platform (DALP), which is designed to manage digital assets from creation to settlement.
Both companies say the goal is to make real estate assets easier to issue, manage, and trade on blockchain networks while meeting regulatory requirements in different countries.
We’re pleased to announce that Integra and SettleMint have signed an MoU to support the expansion of AI and blockchain-enabled real estate tokenization across the UAE and the USA.
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AI agents and blockchain tools to manage property assets
The collaboration combines Integra’s AI tools with SettleMint’s blockchain infrastructure. Integra’s system includes AI agents that can help manage real estate activities such as buying, selling, and negotiating property transactions.
SettleMint will provide the infrastructure needed for compliance, issuance, and lifecycle management of tokenized assets. This includes handling ownership records, approvals, and regulatory processes across different markets.
The companies say real estate tokenization must go beyond simply issuing digital tokens. It must include full lifecycle management such as compliance checks, transfers, reporting, and administration.
Compliance and global real estate access
Real estate tokenization is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. Industry estimates suggest that alternative asset tokenization, including real estate, could account for a large share of digital asset markets by 2035.
Integra said the partnership will help solve major issues in real estate, including low liquidity, high transaction costs, and a lack of transparency.
SettleMint added that real estate is still heavily dependent on outdated systems, with many processes relying on manual and paper-based workflows. The company believes blockchain can modernize these systems and make property markets more efficient and accessible.
Is Real estate becoming a pillar in tokenization markets?
Real estate is increasingly becoming one of the most important areas in the tokenization space. Unlike digital-only assets, property represents one of the largest and most valuable asset classes globally, making it a strong candidate for blockchain adoption.
Tokenization allows real estate to be divided into smaller digital units, making it easier for more investors to access property markets. It also improves liquidity, since ownership can be transferred more easily compared to traditional real estate deals.
As more institutions explore blockchain infrastructure, real estate is moving from pilot projects into structured, regulated tokenized markets. Partnerships like Integra and SettleMint highlight how the sector is moving toward full digital lifecycle management for property assets.
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