World’s 1st

DFT Protocol

To address the liquidity issue in the real estate market through fractional tokenization using blockchain technology

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What Is Keikuza?

World’s 1st DFT Protocol

Welcome to Keikuza: Revolutionizing Real Estate Investment

Keikuza is a cutting-edge platform that leverages the power of decentralized fractionalized tokenization (DFT) to transform the way you invest in real estate. By breaking down traditional barriers, Keikuza makes real estate investment more accessible, liquid, and transparent for everyone.

Keikuza is more than just a platform—it's a community of forward-thinking investors embracing the future of real estate. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, Keikuza offers the tools and opportunities you need to diversify your portfolio and achieve your investment goals.

How Keikuza Being Programmed To Work?

Tokenization of Properties

Properties listed on Keikuza are divided into digital tokens, each representing a fraction of the ownership. This allows you to invest in a share of a property rather than needing to buy the entire asset.

Trading and Investment

You can purchase these tokens through our user-friendly platform. Once you own tokens, you can trade them on our marketplace, providing you with greater liquidity compared to traditional real estate investments.

Income Distribution

Rental income or dividends from properties are distributed proportionally to token holders via smart contracts, ensuring automatic and transparent payouts

What Is DFT?

Decentralised & Fractionalized

Tokenization Of Real Estate Assets

Decentralization

Decentralization refers to the distribution of authority, control, and data across a network.

Fractionalization

Fractionalization involves dividing the ownership of a property into smaller parts, represented by tokens.

Tokenization

Tokenization is the process of converting rights to a real estate asset into a digital token on a blockchain.

KEY FEATURES

Decentralized and fractionalized tokenization of real estate assets is a concept within the blockchain that allows for the division and ownership of real estate assets into smaller, tradable units on a decentralized network.

Accessibility

Liquidity

Reduced Cost

Global Accesss

THE BIGGEST PROBLEM

Liquidity & Limited Access

In the real estate market, liquidity refers to the ease and speed with which a property can be bought or sold without significantly affecting its price. High liquidity in the real estate market means properties can be quickly sold at or near their market value, whereas low liquidity indicates that properties may take longer to sell and might require price reductions to attract buyers.

The Only Solution

Decentralized fractionalized tokenization can revolutionize real estate by allowing properties to be divided into digital tokens, each representing a fraction of ownership. This democratizes investment, enabling more people to participate with smaller amounts of capital. It enhances liquidity, as tokens can be easily traded on blockchain platforms, bypassing traditional real estate market inefficiencies. This system also provides greater transparency and security through blockchain's immutable ledger, reducing fraud and enhancing trust. Additionally, it simplifies cross-border transactions and lowers transaction costs, making real estate investment more accessible and efficient globally.

Key Features Of Keikuza

Solving Real Estate Challenges

Keikuza Technological infrastructure & ecosystem are aimed to solve every minute issues pertaining to global real estate market

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Fractional Ownership

Allows small investors to participate in high-value real estate investments

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Smart Liquidity Mechanism

Enables easier buying, selling, and trading of real estate assets, improving market liquidity.

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Interoperability

This protocol allows users of global networks operate and execute across other networks

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Global Accessibilityr

Investors from around the world can participate, expanding the market for real estate assets.

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