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Valereum Plc said it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Integra Foundation to collaborate on real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation, starting with tokenised real estate issuance through Valereum’s subsidiary VLRM Markets, S.A. de C.V., using Integra’s blockchain infrastructure, according to the company’s 16 February 2026 announcement on Aquis. The statement positions VLRM Markets as the issuance venue within Valereum’s “regulated ecosystem” and frames Integra as the blockchain layer for the contemplated real estate tokens.
The same filing says the scope under the MoU extends beyond issuance to “institutional distribution” and “secondary trading,” and that the parties plan to engage “institutional and professional participants” within Integra’s ecosystem. Valereum also said the arrangement combines its platform stack—including the DigiShares platform—with Integra’s infrastructure, and noted “at least one potential issuance expected for deployment,” without providing property-level details, transaction size, or timing.
Valereum has previously tied its RWA activity to regulatory permissions in El Salvador, stating in a September 2024 announcement that VLRM Markets was issued a Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) licence and that the scope includes facilitating tokenised RWAs “including real estate”. In May 2025, Valereum said VLRM Markets had gone live and launched its RWA platform as a regulated subsidiary , and in November 2025 it said El Salvador’s CNAD had authorised VLRM Markets to adopt DigiShares’ tokenisation platform under the VLRM Markets brand.
The regulatory backdrop in El Salvador includes the Digital Assets Issuance Law, which sets the framework for public offerings of digital assets and Digital Asset Service Providers and establishes the National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD). Separately, the Superintendencia del Sistema Financiero (SSF) has stated that Bitcoin Service Providers are supervised by the SSF under the Regulation of the Bitcoin Law, while Valereum’s MoU announcement also includes a disclosure that Valereum is not authorised or regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
For market participants, the development is most directly relevant to issuers exploring tokenised real estate structures, and to institutional or professional participants that might access tokenised offerings routed through VLRM Markets and integrated with Integra’s blockchain. In practical terms, the filing describes an exploratory MoU rather than a completed issuance, and it does not yet specify the asset, legal structure, investor eligibility, custody, settlement model, or the mechanics of any secondary trading that would be required to operationalise the stated objectives.
