Real-World Asset Tokenization

I will build an RWA tokenization platform for land, property or commodities

Jedidiah GabrielProduct engineer · Kaduna, Nigeria · Replies within 24 hours

Real-World Asset Tokenization flyer: A title nobody can quietly change.

About this gig

A land record that can be edited quietly isn't a record anyone can trust. A token that only moves when its owner moves it is.

I build tokenization platforms for land, property and goods. An authorized registrar mints each asset as a token carrying its permanent details: plot and survey numbers, coordinates and original owner. Transferring the token transfers ownership, and the history is public. Survey plans and certificates stay off-chain in access-controlled storage, and only the wallet currently holding the token can download them.

What you get:

Registry contracts on Starknet (Cairo) or an EVM chain (Solidity)
A registrar console to verify and mint assets
Owner wallets, including email-login wallets for non-crypto users
A private document vault tied to token ownership
A public verification page for buyers
Optional fractional ownership, KYC hooks and a marketplace

I built LandReg3, a land registry on Starknet where each parcel is an ERC721 token and its documents open only to the current holder. It's live on Sepolia testnet with contract tests running against a local devnet.

Tell me the asset type, who issues records today, and who needs to verify them.

Use cases

Land titles

Parcels registered by a registrar, transfers recorded publicly.

Real estate shares

Fractional ownership of a building with rent distributions.

Agricultural produce

Warehouse receipts for stored crops, traded and financed.

Commodities

Gold, cocoa or minerals tracked from origin to sale.

Invoices

Invoice financing with tokenized receivables.

Vehicles and equipment

Ownership and service history recorded on-chain.

Certificates

Academic and professional certificates verifiable by anyone.

Carbon and impact

Projects and credits issued with transparent retirement.

What changes

Today

Land records can be altered, duplicated or lost
Buyers can't check ownership history before paying
Fractional investors have no transparent register
Title documents get shared with people who shouldn't see them

After

Each asset minted as a token by an authorized registrar
Plot number, survey data and coordinates written on-chain once
Ownership transfers recorded publicly and permanently
Documents stored off-chain, downloadable only by the wallet holding the token

How it works

01Registrar verifies the asset
02Token minted with survey data
03Documents stored privately
04Owner transfers the token
05History visible to all

Compare packages

Package	Starter$1,200	Business$3,000	Scale$7,500
What it is	Registry contract with mint, transfer and metadata, deployed on testnet	Registry plus web app: registrar console, owner wallets and a document vault	Fractional ownership, KYC hooks, marketplace, investor dashboard and mainnet
Registry contract with tests	✓	✓	✓
Immutable asset details on-chain	✓	✓	✓
Testnet deployment	✓	✓	✓
Registrar console	–	✓	✓
Owner wallets (including email login)	–	✓	✓
Private document vault	–	✓	✓
Public verification page	–	✓	✓
Fractional ownership	–	–	✓
KYC hooks	–	–	✓
Marketplace	–	–	✓
Mainnet launch support	–	–	✓
Delivery	12 days	24 days	45 days
Revisions	2	3	4

Add-ons

Internal security review with written findings+$250
Written documentation for your team+$50
Matching mobile app screens (React Native)+$600
90 days of support and small changes+$240

Built before

LandReg3Land registry on Starknet Sepolia: each parcel is an ERC721 token and its documents open only to the wallet holding it.sepolia.voyager.online Bilateral EscrowOpen-source Cairo contract that holds a buyer's payment and a merchant's return bond until delivery terms are met.github.com

Who it's for

Land registries and surveyors
Real estate developers
Agricultural cooperatives
Commodity traders
Investment platforms

What I'll need from you

The asset type and what defines one (plot number, serial, batch)
Who verifies and issues records today
Which documents attach to each asset, and who may see them
Target chain, or I'll recommend one

Questions, answered

Is a token legally the same as a title?

Only where the law or the registry says so. Most projects start with the token as a verifiable mirror of the official record, issued by the registrar. I build the system, and your lawyers decide its legal standing.

Can it support fractional ownership?

Yes. In the Scale package an asset token is held by a vault that issues shares, with transfer restrictions and KYC hooks if you need them.

Who owns the code and accounts when we finish?

You do. Code goes to your repository, and services run on accounts in your name, so you are never locked to me. I hand over logins, keys and a short guide.

Where are you based, and when can we talk?

Kaduna, Nigeria (West Africa Time, UTC+1). I work with clients in the U.S., Europe, the Caribbean and Africa, reply within 24 hours and keep a weekly call in your time zone.

What if my project doesn't fit a package?

Send a message describing what you need. I reply with a custom offer priced to the actual scope, often after a short call.

The thinking behind it

A Land Title Nobody Can Quietly ChangeLand records get altered, duplicated and lost, and buyers can't check history before they pay. How a tokenized land registry records ownership permanently while keeping title documents private to the owner.