Integra Partners with SettleMint to Advance Real Estate Tokenisation in the UAE and US
Integra, a technology company focused on building AI and blockchain infrastructure for real estate, has selected SettleMint as its digital asset lifecycle platform partner. The collaboration is designed to support the compliant on-chain representation of real estate assets across the UAE and the US.
According to the companies, the agreement was formalised through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that establishes a framework for integrating Integra’s real estate ecosystem platform with SettleMint’s digital asset lifecycle platform. The partnership is intended to create a pathway for projects entering Integra’s ecosystem to access tokenisation services, fiat-based licences, and implementation support, depending on each project’s model.
Combining AI and regulated digital asset infrastructure
The partnership brings together Integra’s AI-driven real estate capabilities and SettleMint’s regulated digital asset infrastructure. Integra says its platform includes agentic AI tools designed to buy, sell, negotiate, and manage real estate on-chain while also processing real estate security tokens.
SettleMint provides the technical infrastructure for digital asset issuance, lifecycle management, and compliance integration. The platform also offers multi-jurisdiction capabilities, which the companies said are intended to support deployment models aligned with regulatory requirements in both the UAE and the US.
The collaboration comes as real estate tokenisation continues to attract attention as a potential growth area within the broader digital assets market. As the sector matures, the companies noted that tokenised assets will require systems that can handle permissions, compliance workflows, administration, and different operating requirements across markets.
Supporting liquidity, transparency and efficiency
The two firms said the partnership is aimed at improving access, transparency, and operational efficiency in real estate and financial markets. They also emphasised that compliant, multi-jurisdiction infrastructure is essential for building credible real-world asset markets.
Piyush Gupta, Core Contributor at Integra, said the partnership is intended to accelerate the rollout of compliant real estate tokenisation across the US and the Middle East. He added that integrating Integra’s real estate ecosystem with SettleMint’s enterprise-grade platform creates an end-to-end solution for some of the industry’s key challenges, including liquidity, transparency, and operational efficiency.
Matthew Van Niekerk, President at SettleMint, said real estate remains the world’s most valuable asset class, but that property deeds, titles, and ownership structures are still often managed through outdated or paper-based systems. He said Integra is taking a compliance-first approach to bringing real estate assets on-chain and that SettleMint is pleased to serve as the platform supporting that effort.
Industry Analysis
This partnership reflects the growing convergence of blockchain, AI, and proptech in regulated markets. By focusing on compliance and multi-jurisdiction deployment, Integra and SettleMint are addressing one of the main barriers to real estate tokenisation: the need to align digital asset models with local regulatory requirements.
The move also highlights increasing interest in tokenised real-world assets as a way to improve market accessibility and operational efficiency. If implemented successfully, such infrastructure could help establish a stronger foundation for future property tokenisation initiatives in both the UAE and the US.
