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What is the difference between PRYPCO Mint and PRYPCO Blocks?

PRYPCO Mint uses blockchain-based tokens to represent fractional ownership in properties, offering digital efficiency and liquidity through its integrated marketplace.

PRYPCO Mint is currently only available for Emirates ID holders.

PRYPCO Blocks uses a traditional fractional ownership model with a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). Investors own shares of the property held by the SPV, making it accessible to a broader range of international and resident investors.

PRYPCO Blocks is available for UAE residents and non-residents.

PRYPCO Mint

  • Mechanism: Investors buy digital "tokens" on a blockchain, which legally represent a share of a property.

  • Technology: Uses the XRP Ledger blockchain for transparent, secure transactions and to maintain a record of ownership.

  • Accessibility: Currently requires a valid Emirates ID for participation.

  • Liquidity: Provides a marketplace for investors to buy and sell tokens easily.

  • Efficiency: Employs a fully digital process, from investment to income tracking, with automatic monthly payouts of rental income.

  • Government Regulated: PRYPCO Mint is regulated by VARA (Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority)

PRYPCO Blocks

  • Mechanism: Investors purchase shares (Blocks) of a property, and the property is owned by a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) in which the investors are also owners.

  • Technology: A traditional crowdfunding model for fractional ownership, not directly using blockchain for ownership.

  • Accessibility: Designed for broader appeal, allowing both UAE residents and international investors to enter the Dubai real estate market.

  • Liquidity: Offers structured opportunities to buy and sell shares through its "Exit Windows," which occur twice a year.

  • Structure: The SPV structure provides a clear ownership route for fractional ownership of properties.

  • Government Regulated: PRYPCO Blocks is regulated by DFSA (Dubai Financial Services Authority)


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