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Tokenizer.Estate has completed a full security audit with blockchain security firm Hacken and signed a strategic collaboration agreement with the company. The partnership embeds independent, institutional-grade security review into the core of Tokenizer.Estate’s real estate tokenization platform, giving issuers and investors a higher level of confidence in on-chain real estate structures.
For the growing community of real estate developers, funds, and firms moving assets on-chain, this means that the smart contracts and infrastructure powering Tokenizer.Estate are now backed by one of the most recognized security teams in Web3.
What the partnership includes
The cooperation between Tokenizer.Estate and Hacken rests on two main pillars.
Successfully completed security audit
Tokenizer.Estate’s core smart contracts and key components have undergone Hacken’s security review. On its website, Hacken describes its smart contract audit as a detailed assessment of contract code to identify security issues, logic flaws, and attack vectors, combining automated tools with in-depth manual analysis by experienced engineers.
The goal of the audit for Tokenizer.Estate was simple: ensure that the tokenization stack used for issuing and managing tokenized real estate is robust, predictable, and ready for institutional use. Any issues detected in the process are addressed by the Tokenizer.Estate team and re-checked by Hacken as part of the remediation cycle, following the standard methodology the security firm applies across its public audit reports.
Long-term security and compliance partnership
Beyond a one-off code review, Tokenizer.Estate and Hacken are establishing an ongoing partnership. Hacken positions itself as an end-to-end blockchain security and compliance partner for digital assets, securing “every layer of the digital asset economy” — from smart contract audits to compliance evidence.
Within this collaboration, Hacken will act as a security and compliance advisor for future upgrades and new product launches, providing:
- regular smart contract audits for new modules and releases;
- penetration testing for critical off-chain components, as described in its blockchain penetration testing services;
- guidance on security best practices for RWA platforms, including dedicated RWA smart contract audits;
- support in communicating the platform’s security posture to institutional clients.
For Tokenizer.Estate’s users, this means that security is not a static checkbox but a continuous process built into the platform’s roadmap.
Legal and regulatory advisory for Tokenizer.Estate clients
As part of the collaboration, Tokenizer.Estate clients will also be able to access legal and regulatory support through Hacken Advisory and its network of partners. This includes guidance on licensing, legal structuring, and tax for RWA and tokenization projects, helping issuers align their tokenized real estate deals with evolving frameworks such as MiCA, DORA, VARA and other local regulations.
About Tokenizer.Estate
Tokenizer.Estate is a white-label platform for real estate tokenization and analytics, built for property developers, real estate firms, investment funds, high-net-worth individuals, and financial institutions. The platform combines legal structuring, blockchain-based tokenization, and investor onboarding in a single solution.
Tokenizer.Estate covers the full lifecycle of tokenized real estate — from structuring and issuing digital ownership interests to managing investors, transfers, and reporting. Issuers can fractionalize assets, onboard global investors under compliant workflows, and track ownership transparently in one place.
Alongside the platform, Tokenizer.Estate operates a research and analytics hub focused on real estate tokenization and RWAs, publishing global market overviews and country deep-dives via its blog. This combination of execution platform and content makes Tokenizer.Estate both an operating layer and a knowledge center for the tokenized real estate market.
About Hacken
Hacken is a blockchain security company that provides comprehensive security services for Web3 and digital-asset projects, including audits, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessments. Founded in 2017, the firm positions itself as a partner dedicated to “making Web3 a safer place”.
Hacken’s core services include:
- Smart contract and protocol audits for DeFi, L1/L2 networks, RWA and tokenization projects;
- dApp and infrastructure penetration testing across web, mobile, APIs, and cloud environments;
- Tokenomics and RWA-focused security reviews through its dedicated RWA smart contract audit offering;
- Compliance-oriented advisory around emerging regulatory frameworks such as MiCA, DORA, and VARA.
According to Hacken’s public materials, the company has completed over 1,500 smart contract audits, uncovered thousands of vulnerabilities, and works with a broad ecosystem of Web3 partners and institutions.
For Tokenizer.Estate, partnering with a security specialist that operates fully within the digital-asset space makes it possible to apply the same level of security scrutiny used in leading DeFi, exchange, and RWA infrastructure projects to real estate tokenization.
Why security is critical for real estate tokenization
Real estate tokenization connects smart contracts with high-value, highly regulated assets. Any flaw in this stack can translate into misallocated ownership, blocked redemptions, or regulatory and reputational damage.
Through its partnership with Hacken, Tokenizer.Estate subjects its core tokenization infrastructure to independent audits and ongoing monitoring. For issuers, this strengthens the case with investment committees and regulators, who can rely on external security reviews rather than marketing claims. For investors, it means greater confidence that the contracts representing their property rights have been tested against real-world attack scenarios and will continue to be reviewed as the platform evolves.
