Compare five property investment platforms by what investors own, who can invest, the charges involved and how exits work. Includes a separate RealT case study.
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Binaryx offers fractional exposure to rental properties and construction projects. This review examines its ownership structure, published fees, income arrangements, and exit restrictions, explaining what investors should verify before committing money.
Reental offers access to property investments through tokens, but the rights and payment schedules vary by project. This review examines its investment structures, minimums, advertised returns, costs, wallet choices and exit restrictions using current public sources.
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Robinhood now offers two different Stock Token products. This review explains their ownership rights, fees, dividends, trading hours and exit rules, helping investors distinguish the European app’s Classic tokens from the newer tokens held in blockchain wallets.
Robinhood Stock Tokens Review 2026: Ownership, Fees and Risks Read More »
Superstate combines tokenized private funds, onchain public equities and transfer-agent infrastructure. This review examines what investors own, who can participate, how redemptions work and where the risks sit.
Superstate Review 2026: Tokenized Funds, Stocks and Risks Read More »
Ondo Finance has become a leading tokenized-asset provider, offering Treasury products and hundreds of tokenized stocks. However, eligibility, ownership rights and investor protections vary significantly between products.
Ondo Finance Review 2026: Tokenized Treasuries, Stocks and Risks Read More »
Figure pioneered blockchain-based fund administration, but Digital Fund Services no longer appears as a core product. This review examines what replaced it and where Figure now fits within tokenized finance.
Figure Review 2026: What Happened to Digital Fund Services? Read More »
TOKO became Scintilla after a 2024 management buyout. Although Scintilla holds an active Dubai licence, its own August 2026 disclosure says the platform remains pre-operational, with no assets currently offered or brokered.
Centrifuge has become a leading institutional tokenization platform, with more than $2 billion tokenized through its infrastructure. However, investor restrictions, DeFi risks and a controversial proposal to replace CFG with private-company equity require careful examination.
Centrifuge Review 2026: Tokenized Funds, deRWA and Investor Risks Read More »
Securitize has become one of the largest regulated tokenization platforms, with approximately $5 billion in tokenized assets. However, many of its leading products remain restricted to institutions and wealthy eligible investors.
Securitize Review 2026: Tokenized Funds, BUIDL and Investor Risks Read More »
