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RedSwan Digital Real Estate said on Sept. 18 it is using the Stellar blockchain to tokenize $100 million of multifamily and hospitality assets. The move aims to speed settlement and widen investor access. CryptoNews first reported development.
RedSwan operates a regulated digital-securities marketplace in the U.S. The firm’s broker-dealer affiliate earlier secured FINRA membership, allowing compliant primary distribution of tokenized real-estate shares to institutions and qualified investors.
The announcement fits a wider push on Stellar to bring real-world assets on-chain. In April, the Stellar Development Foundation outlined targets for multi-billion-dollar RWA value and volume by year-end 2025.
Tokenization turns property shares into digital tokens recorded on a blockchain. That can lower entry amounts, help raise capital faster, and create options for liquidity that are rare in private real estate. It also enables automated payouts and transparent ownership records.
“Security and compliance are the door-openers for institutions; once you have them, scale follows,” said Ed Nwokedi, Founder & CEO of RedSwan CRE, commenting on the firm’s FINRA approval.
