On PRYPCO Mint, property ownership is represented using property tokens.
A property token represents a fractional ownership interest in a real, physical property. Instead of one investor owning an entire property under a single title deed, PRYPCO Mint allows multiple investors to each own a share of the same property.
This enables investors to access real estate without purchasing or managing a full property.
What a property token represents
A property token represents:
Fractional ownership
Each token reflects a proportional share of a specific property.
Economic rights
Rental income and potential returns are distributed based on the number of tokens held.
A legally structured interest
Property tokens are linked to real-world real estate structures. They are not standalone digital products.
In simple terms, a property token shows how much of a property you own.
The types of property tokens used on PRYPCO Mint
To represent ownership clearly, PRYPCO Mint uses two types of tokens that work together:
Tokenized title deed tokens, which relate to the property itself and its official registration
ARVA tokens, which represent how ownership of that property is divided between investors
Together, these tokens show:
That the property is real and legally structured
How ownership is shared between investors
How property tokens work
A real, income-generating property is selected and legally structured
Ownership of the property is divided into fractional shares
Investors purchase ownership shares based on how much they invest
Rental income is distributed in proportion to ownership
A simple example
A property valued at AED 2,000,000 is divided into 1,000,000 ownership units.
If an investor purchases 10,000 units, they own 1% of the property and are entitled to 1% of the net rental income, based on that ownership share.
What property tokens are not
Property tokens on PRYPCO Mint are not:
Cryptocurrencies used for speculation
Independent digital assets with no real-world backing
Individual title deeds issued per investor
Guaranteed investments
Property values and rental income can fluctuate, and owning property tokens does not eliminate investment risk.
For details on how ownership is recorded, verified, and protected, see How ownership is recorded and verified on PRYPCO Mint.