First light on real assets.
SINAG turns real assets into digital tokens — land, homes, condos, hotels, offices, memorial parks, even cruise ships. You bring it, we check it, tokenize it, and help you sell it.
Built or still raw land — both can be listed after vetting.
Four things we do, and nothing else.
Experts check title, ownership, value and condition.
Independent experts check the title, the owner, the value and the condition. Most submissions stop here.
We set up the legal entity before tokenizing.
We set up the legal entity and write down who may own a piece — before anything goes on-chain.
The asset becomes one contract on Robinhood Chain.
The asset becomes one contract on Robinhood Chain, with its papers and rules attached. Fractions are issued against it.
We bring the buyers and run the sale.
We bring the buyers and run the sale to the end. Want only steps one to three? Stop at three.
You keep your building. You keep running it. We check it, put it on-chain, and bring the buyers.
Bring us something real.
Anyone, anywhere can apply. What matters: real papers and real income.
Titled parcels, held or leased, built or raw.
Houses and compounds held for long lease.
Units or floors in registered condominium corporations.
Operating hospitality assets, income tied to occupancy.
Offices, retail and mixed-use, tenants in place.
Cemetery estates with saleable plots.
Registered vessels with flag, class and charter.
Licensed bars and clubs, checked with the takings.
Dining rooms and cafés — venue, lease, or business.
Fitness floors and studios, with recurring membership income.
Warehouses, farmland, marinas, infrastructure. If it has a title, a valuation and a cash flow, submit it.
Titled parcels, held or under lease, with or without anything built on them yet.
Houses and small compounds held for long lease. The easiest class to value against nearby sales.
Individual units and whole floors in registered condominium corporations. Title is per unit, so the boundary is clean.
Operating hospitality assets. Income moves with occupancy, so both the upside and the risk are larger.
Offices, retail units and mixed-use buildings with tenants already in place.
Cemetery and memorial estates with saleable plots and long-dated maintenance obligations.
Registered vessels with a flag state, a class certificate and a charter or operating agreement.
Licensed bars and clubs. The liquor licence and the lease are checked alongside the takings.
Dining rooms and coffee shops, tokenized as the venue, the lease, or the operating business.
Fitness floors and studios. Membership income is recurring, so the books matter as much as the fit-out.
Warehouses, farmland, marinas, infrastructure. If it has a title, a valuation and a cash flow, submit it.
Land rules differ by country. Where foreigners cannot own land, the token covers the buildings and the lease — not the land itself.
Not anyone can list.
Every asset passes five checks before it goes on-chain. Fail one, and we tell you why in writing.
We check the registry title against the owner’s claim, liens included.
We pull the title from the public registry and read it against the owner’s claim. Any liens or disputes get listed, not hidden.
We verify who really owns and controls the asset.
We check who really owns and controls the asset. An owner who will not be identified does not proceed.
A licensed appraiser sets the value — the report is always published.
A licensed appraiser sets the value, not us. The full report is published, even when we disagree with it.
An engineer inspects the building and its financial history.
An engineer inspects the building. For operating assets, we also review two years of financials.
Ownership rules are settled first, then written into the contract.
Who may legally own a piece is settled first, then written into the contract so the rule enforces itself.
A tokenized bad asset is still a bad asset. The gate is the product.
Tokenizing is the easy half.
Most platforms stop once the token exists. Then nobody buys it. We stay for the selling.
For condos, hotels and developers: we prepare the materials, bring the buyers, and run the sale from start to finish.
The document pack and valuation, explained in plain terms.
Presented to buyers across our network, matched to fit.
Eligibility, subscription, and settlement on Robinhood Chain.
Regular statements and updates for holders.
The document pack, the valuation, and a plain description of what a buyer is actually acquiring.
The asset is presented to buyers across our network, matched by class, jurisdiction and ticket size.
Eligibility screening, subscription handling, and settlement of fractions on Robinhood Chain.
Distribution statements and asset updates published to holders on a fixed cycle.
Issued on a chain built for real-world assets.
Robinhood Chain is built for real-world assets and settles back to Ethereum. The security model is one people already trust.
Everything standard works: normal wallets, proven contracts, low fees.
Each asset is one contract with its papers and rules attached. If local law limits who can own a piece, the contract enforces that limit automatically.
The ones worth asking.
Three things. We check that an asset is real, we tokenize it on Robinhood Chain, and we help the owner sell it. We do not hold the asset and we do not run it.
No. Every asset passes five checks first: title, owner identity, independent valuation, physical condition, and local ownership rules. Fail one, and the submission is declined in writing.
Any country where we can verify the title in a public registry and legally form the holding structure. The paperwork decides, not the postcode.
Outside experts, not us. Local lawyers check the title. Independent appraisers set the value. Engineers inspect the building. Every report is published in full.
We prepare the sale materials, show the asset to buyers in our network, and run the sale to the end. For most condos and hotels, this is the part they actually need.
It is a chain built for real-world assets, backed by Ethereum’s security. Standard wallets work, fees are low, and the tooling is proven. SINAG is not affiliated with Robinhood; we build on the network like any other developer.
No. The platform is pre-launch. When the first asset is ready, its documents are published before anything is offered.
Tell us what you own.
Tell us the asset, the country, and what papers you have. We always reply.