Frequently Asked Questions
It’s the process of converting real-world assets—like real estate, art, or funds—into digital tokens on a blockchain, enabling easier transfer, ownership, and trading.
Almost any asset with measurable value—property, equity, debt, commodities, collectibles, or intellectual property—can be tokenized.
Yes, but it depends on local regulations. Legal structuring, compliance with securities laws, and proper KYC/AML processes are essential.
Ethereum, Polygon, Tezos, and Avalanche are commonly used. The right one depends on scalability, cost, compliance, and ecosystem support.
Security relies on strong smart contract coding, regular audits, and secure platform infrastructure. A well-built platform minimizes risk.
