Regulated & Trusted

We’re currently updating our legal framework to align with a new and improved model. As a result, some information on this page is temporarily outdated. We’ll be updating this page shortly with the most accurate and up-to-date details. Thank you for your patience.

EstateX partners exclusively with licensed, BaFin-regulated institutions in Europe and follows SEC-compliant frameworks in the U.S. From secure token custody to legal asset registration and investor protection, we’ve built a regulatory framework you can trust across borders.

Regulated & Trusted

We’re currently updating our legal framework to align with a new and improved model. As a result, some information on this page is temporarily outdated. We’ll be updating this page shortly with the most accurate and up-to-date details. Thank you for your patience.

EstateX partners exclusively with licensed, BaFin-regulated institutions in Europe and follows SEC-compliant frameworks in the U.S. From secure token custody to legal asset registration and investor protection, we’ve built a regulatory framework you can trust across borders.

ESTATEX REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

At EstateX, transparency and compliance aren't just checkboxes, they’re the foundation of everything we do. We work exclusively with licensed, regulated partners across jurisdictions to ensure your investments are safe, secure, and legally compliant. Here's how we're building trust across borders:

ESTATEX REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

European Economic Area (EEA)

To serve our European investors, EstateX operates under full regulatory alignment with MiFID II and other EU financial laws. Our partners are all licensed by BaFin, Germany’s top financial regulator.

BROKERAGE

Concedus GmbH

EstateX partners with Concedus GmbH for the licensed distribution of tokenized securities. These securities are classified as financial instruments under MiFID II and offered to investors throughout the EEA.

Regulatory Oversight:

BaFin Institution Number: 157094

(Authorized under the German Securities Institutions Act – WpIG – for investment brokerage and advisory services.)

CUSTODY

Tangany GmbH

All security tokens issued via EstateX are securely stored by Tangany GmbH, a fully regulated crypto custodian under BaFin supervision.

Regulatory Oversight:

BaFin License Number: 50085612

(Licensed for crypto custody services as a regulated financial services provider.)

REGISTRY

Cashlink Technologies GmbH

We use Cashlink Technologies GmbH to tokenize assets and record ownership on-chain. Cashlink ensures every digital asset is legally recognized as a financial instrument under German law.

Regulatory Oversight:

BaFin License Number: 10160302

(Authorized to operate a crypto securities register under eWpG and KWG.)

United States

EstateX is committed to opening access for U.S. investors in full compliance with SEC regulations. Here’s how we’re engaging both accredited and non-accredited investors:

REG A

Regulation A Offering

We’re currently preparing a Reg A filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to allow EstateX to raise up to $75 million. Once approved, this offering will be open to both accredited and non-accredited investors in the U.S.

REG D

Regulation D Offering

EstateX successfully conducted a Reg D offering via our BVI entity, exclusively for accredited U.S. investors — and it sold out in just 5 minutes. This route remains available for future Reg D offerings and accredited investors only.

If you have any questions about compliance, regulation, or how we protect your investments, our team is always happy to help. EstateX is where security meets innovation — and trust is built into the blockchain.

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©2025 EstateX. All Rights Reserved.  Netherlands Chamber of Commerce number: 83876243

Investing in tokenized real estate and crypto-assets involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You should carefully consider the following risk factors before using the platform, investing in tokenized property interests, or acquiring any related crypto-assets. This disclosure does not purport to identify all risks.

General Investment Risk

All investments carry the risk of loss. The value of tokenized real estate interests and crypto-assets may fluctuate due to market conditions and other factors. Investors may lose some or all of their invested capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.


Real Estate and Tokenization Risks

  • Market Risk: The performance of tokenized properties depends on real estate market conditions, including property values, rental demand, interest rates, and macroeconomic factors.

  • Illiquidity Risk: Tokenized property interests may be illiquid. There is no guarantee of a secondary market or that investors will be able to sell tokens at a desired time or price.

  • Operational Risk: Property management, maintenance costs, vacancies, regulatory compliance, and unforeseen expenses may adversely affect returns.

  • Structural Risk: Tokenized interests represent indirect exposure to real estate and rely on legal, contractual, and corporate structures that may be subject to enforcement, insolvency, or governance risks.

Technology and Smart Contract Risks

  • Smart Contract Risk: Tokenization relies on blockchain technology and smart contracts, which may contain errors, vulnerabilities, or be subject to exploits, potentially resulting in loss of assets.

  • Blockchain Risk: Network disruptions, congestion, protocol upgrades, forks, or failures may delay transactions or impact asset accessibility.

  • Cybersecurity Risk: The platform and third-party providers may be exposed to cyberattacks, hacks, or unauthorized access despite security measures.

Regulatory and Legal Risks

  • Regulatory Uncertainty: Laws and regulations applicable to crypto-assets, tokenized assets, and real estate investments may change and could adversely affect the platform, token utility, or investor rights.

  • Jurisdictional Limitations: Regulatory treatment may vary by jurisdiction, and certain services or assets may not be available in all countries.

  • MiCA Classification: The platform-related crypto-asset is classified as an “Other Crypto-Asset” under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). This classification does not provide the same investor protections as regulated financial instruments or securities.

Crypto-Asset and Token-Related Risks

  • Prior Presale: The crypto-asset was previously distributed through a limited presale, which has concluded. The presale does not guarantee the current or future value, liquidity, availability, or utility of the crypto-asset.

  • No Current Sale by the Platform: The platform does not currently offer or sell the crypto-asset. Any acquisition of the token occurs independently on third-party exchanges and is outside the platform’s control.

  • Market Volatility: The crypto-asset’s price may be highly volatile and influenced by speculation, liquidity conditions, market sentiment, or external events unrelated to the platform’s operations or performance.

  • Exchange Risk: Trading on third-party exchanges exposes users to risks including custody risk, counterparty risk, liquidity risk, technical failures, and potential suspension of trading.

  • No Guaranteed Rights or Returns: Holding the crypto-asset does not guarantee profits, dividends, governance rights, or access to platform services unless explicitly stated.

No Investment Advice

All information provided by the platform is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Users are solely responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should consult independent professional advisors before making any investment decisions.

Suitability Warning

Tokenized real estate investments and crypto-assets may not be suitable for all users. You should only invest amounts you can afford to lose and ensure that you fully understand the risks involved.

Tokenized real estate and crypto-assets involve significant risk and may result in the loss of all invested capital. Property tokens may be illiquid and crypto-assets may be illiquid and volatile. The platform-related crypto-asset was previously distributed via a presale and is now traded only on third-party exchanges. It is classified as an “Other Crypto-Asset” under MiCA and is not a regulated financial instrument.



©2025 EstateX. All Rights Reserved.  Netherlands Chamber of Commerce number: 83876243

Investing in tokenized real estate and crypto-assets involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You should carefully consider the following risk factors before using the platform, investing in tokenized property interests, or acquiring any related crypto-assets. This disclosure does not purport to identify all risks.

General Investment Risk

All investments carry the risk of loss. The value of tokenized real estate interests and crypto-assets may fluctuate due to market conditions and other factors. Investors may lose some or all of their invested capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.


Real Estate and Tokenization Risks

  • Market Risk: The performance of tokenized properties depends on real estate market conditions, including property values, rental demand, interest rates, and macroeconomic factors.

  • Illiquidity Risk: Tokenized property interests may be illiquid. There is no guarantee of a secondary market or that investors will be able to sell tokens at a desired time or price.

  • Operational Risk: Property management, maintenance costs, vacancies, regulatory compliance, and unforeseen expenses may adversely affect returns.

  • Structural Risk: Tokenized interests represent indirect exposure to real estate and rely on legal, contractual, and corporate structures that may be subject to enforcement, insolvency, or governance risks.

Technology and Smart Contract Risks

  • Smart Contract Risk: Tokenization relies on blockchain technology and smart contracts, which may contain errors, vulnerabilities, or be subject to exploits, potentially resulting in loss of assets.

  • Blockchain Risk: Network disruptions, congestion, protocol upgrades, forks, or failures may delay transactions or impact asset accessibility.

  • Cybersecurity Risk: The platform and third-party providers may be exposed to cyberattacks, hacks, or unauthorized access despite security measures.

Regulatory and Legal Risks

  • Regulatory Uncertainty: Laws and regulations applicable to crypto-assets, tokenized assets, and real estate investments may change and could adversely affect the platform, token utility, or investor rights.

  • Jurisdictional Limitations: Regulatory treatment may vary by jurisdiction, and certain services or assets may not be available in all countries.

  • MiCA Classification: The platform-related crypto-asset is classified as an “Other Crypto-Asset” under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). This classification does not provide the same investor protections as regulated financial instruments or securities.

Crypto-Asset and Token-Related Risks

  • Prior Presale: The crypto-asset was previously distributed through a limited presale, which has concluded. The presale does not guarantee the current or future value, liquidity, availability, or utility of the crypto-asset.

  • No Current Sale by the Platform: The platform does not currently offer or sell the crypto-asset. Any acquisition of the token occurs independently on third-party exchanges and is outside the platform’s control.

  • Market Volatility: The crypto-asset’s price may be highly volatile and influenced by speculation, liquidity conditions, market sentiment, or external events unrelated to the platform’s operations or performance.

  • Exchange Risk: Trading on third-party exchanges exposes users to risks including custody risk, counterparty risk, liquidity risk, technical failures, and potential suspension of trading.

  • No Guaranteed Rights or Returns: Holding the crypto-asset does not guarantee profits, dividends, governance rights, or access to platform services unless explicitly stated.

No Investment Advice

All information provided by the platform is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Users are solely responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should consult independent professional advisors before making any investment decisions.

Suitability Warning

Tokenized real estate investments and crypto-assets may not be suitable for all users. You should only invest amounts you can afford to lose and ensure that you fully understand the risks involved.

Tokenized real estate and crypto-assets involve significant risk and may result in the loss of all invested capital. Property tokens may be illiquid and crypto-assets may be illiquid and volatile. The platform-related crypto-asset was previously distributed via a presale and is now traded only on third-party exchanges. It is classified as an “Other Crypto-Asset” under MiCA and is not a regulated financial instrument.



©2025 EstateX. All Rights Reserved.  Netherlands Chamber of Commerce number: 83876243

Investing in tokenized real estate and crypto-assets involves significant risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You should carefully consider the following risk factors before using the platform, investing in tokenized property interests, or acquiring any related crypto-assets. This disclosure does not purport to identify all risks.

General Investment Risk

All investments carry the risk of loss. The value of tokenized real estate interests and crypto-assets may fluctuate due to market conditions and other factors. Investors may lose some or all of their invested capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.


Real Estate and Tokenization Risks

  • Market Risk: The performance of tokenized properties depends on real estate market conditions, including property values, rental demand, interest rates, and macroeconomic factors.

  • Illiquidity Risk: Tokenized property interests may be illiquid. There is no guarantee of a secondary market or that investors will be able to sell tokens at a desired time or price.

  • Operational Risk: Property management, maintenance costs, vacancies, regulatory compliance, and unforeseen expenses may adversely affect returns.

  • Structural Risk: Tokenized interests represent indirect exposure to real estate and rely on legal, contractual, and corporate structures that may be subject to enforcement, insolvency, or governance risks.

Technology and Smart Contract Risks

  • Smart Contract Risk: Tokenization relies on blockchain technology and smart contracts, which may contain errors, vulnerabilities, or be subject to exploits, potentially resulting in loss of assets.

  • Blockchain Risk: Network disruptions, congestion, protocol upgrades, forks, or failures may delay transactions or impact asset accessibility.

  • Cybersecurity Risk: The platform and third-party providers may be exposed to cyberattacks, hacks, or unauthorized access despite security measures.

Regulatory and Legal Risks

  • Regulatory Uncertainty: Laws and regulations applicable to crypto-assets, tokenized assets, and real estate investments may change and could adversely affect the platform, token utility, or investor rights.

  • Jurisdictional Limitations: Regulatory treatment may vary by jurisdiction, and certain services or assets may not be available in all countries.

  • MiCA Classification: The platform-related crypto-asset is classified as an “Other Crypto-Asset” under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). This classification does not provide the same investor protections as regulated financial instruments or securities.

Crypto-Asset and Token-Related Risks

  • Prior Presale: The crypto-asset was previously distributed through a limited presale, which has concluded. The presale does not guarantee the current or future value, liquidity, availability, or utility of the crypto-asset.

  • No Current Sale by the Platform: The platform does not currently offer or sell the crypto-asset. Any acquisition of the token occurs independently on third-party exchanges and is outside the platform’s control.

  • Market Volatility: The crypto-asset’s price may be highly volatile and influenced by speculation, liquidity conditions, market sentiment, or external events unrelated to the platform’s operations or performance.

  • Exchange Risk: Trading on third-party exchanges exposes users to risks including custody risk, counterparty risk, liquidity risk, technical failures, and potential suspension of trading.

  • No Guaranteed Rights or Returns: Holding the crypto-asset does not guarantee profits, dividends, governance rights, or access to platform services unless explicitly stated.

No Investment Advice

All information provided by the platform is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Users are solely responsible for conducting their own due diligence and should consult independent professional advisors before making any investment decisions.

Suitability Warning

Tokenized real estate investments and crypto-assets may not be suitable for all users. You should only invest amounts you can afford to lose and ensure that you fully understand the risks involved.

Tokenized real estate and crypto-assets involve significant risk and may result in the loss of all invested capital. Property tokens may be illiquid and crypto-assets may be illiquid and volatile. The platform-related crypto-asset was previously distributed via a presale and is now traded only on third-party exchanges. It is classified as an “Other Crypto-Asset” under MiCA and is not a regulated financial instrument.