Own part of a home. On the deed.

Each listing divides the property into fractions, and the owner sets the fraction and step. If you buy 25 of 1,000 fractions, you hold a 2.5% undivided interest in the property and receive 2.5% of the net rent. Your money sits in escrow until the deed records; until then you hold a claim on the escrow, not the property. Once the deed records, your interest is in your name at the county, and the on-chain record mirrors the deed.

An auto-invest plan lets you build ownership gradually through recurring contributions. Choose a property, set a monthly investment amount, and RECoin automatically purchases additional fractions for you each month. Think of it as a savings plan that builds your real estate portfolio on autopilot.

Yes. You can hold shares in more than one property as listings become available. Your holdings are tracked in one dashboard inside the app.

Resell on the RECoin marketplace; resales are recorded at the county. A sale needs a buyer, so we can’t promise when one will be available, and 1% applies on resale.

Every property is appraised before listing, and the valuation is shown on the listing. Buyers pay in USDC into escrow through a licensed partner; nothing is issued against the property.

Tenants’ rent flows into escrow. After taxes, insurance, management, repairs, reserves and the 2% fee, the net rent is split by each owner’s share and paid to your wallet every month.

Rental income is distributed monthly. The exact date depends on when tenant payments are received and processed through the smart escrow. You’ll see the payout in your wallet and can track the full payment history on-chain.

If a property has no tenant during a given period, no rental income is distributed for that period. Vacancy status and rental history are visible in each property’s dashboard.

Investing involves risk, including the loss of the money you invest; rent is not guaranteed and property values can fall. What RECoin does: your payment sits in escrow through a licensed partner until the deed records; every participant passes identity verification (KYC) and AML and OFAC screening; and once the deed records, your interest is in your name at the county. Your identity is stored as a SHA-256 privacy-preserving hash, never in plain text.

Every participant and every transaction passes through identity verification (KYC), anti-money laundering (AML), and Know Your Transaction (KYT) checks — embedded directly into the hybrid contracts. Non-compliant transactions are blocked at the contract level before they execute. This isn’t bolted on after the fact — it’s the core architecture of the platform.

RECoin is built on Solana — a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain that handles ~5,000 transactions per second in production (65,000 theoretical). Solana was chosen because it can keep real-estate records at scale. The full real-estate lifecycle running on top of it — identity, equity math, rent distribution, on-chain trust, disputes — is the subject of two USPTO patent applications, the second covering cross-chain portability of the legal state itself.

Your identity is verified once and only a SHA-256 hash goes on-chain. Your name appears on the county deed, as with any property owner. We share personal data only with the partners needed to complete your purchase (identity verification, escrow, settlement and recording) as described in our Privacy Policy.

You can name beneficiaries for your holdings directly in the app. Transfer on death uses designations already built; legal effect per counsel.

Yes. You can update your designated beneficiaries at any time from within the app. Changes take effect immediately and are recorded on-chain.

RECoin features a built-in gamification system. Earn on-chain badges for milestones like your first investment and portfolio diversification. Every achievement is recorded and verifiable on the blockchain.

$15 a month custody per property, shared pro rata by ownership — about $1.26 a year on a 0.7% interest (three missed months lock a holding), 1% on sale and resale, and 2% of rent (paid by the owner), plus county recording ($37.50 per buyer on a joined deed). Fees are disclosed on each listing before you buy.

Yes: 1% on resale. Resales are recorded at the county, and every fee is shown before you confirm a trade.

Not at all. RECoin is designed to feel like any modern investment app. The blockchain works behind the scenes to keep a record that mirrors your deed, automate payouts, and ensure transparency. You don’t need a crypto wallet, technical knowledge, or blockchain experience to get started.

When we say something is “on-chain,” it means it’s recorded on the blockchain — a tamper-evident digital ledger. The deed recorded at the county is the legal record of your ownership; the on-chain record mirrors it, so your holdings, transactions and rent payouts can be checked independently at any time.

Your ownership is the deed recorded in your name at the county, not a token on RECoin’s platform — the on-chain record only mirrors the deed. Before the deed records, your money sits in escrow with a licensed partner, and you hold a claim on the escrow, not the property.

RECoin lists property in the United States. Who may buy depends on the offering structure counsel selects.

RECoin is built by RD2 Technologies Ltd, a Delaware-incorporated technology company focused on bringing real estate onto the blockchain. The platform is patent-pending with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.