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For real-world-asset fans, security just gained an upgrade. Veritas, an AI smart-contract guard, and property-token platform Bixos today revealed their tie-up. BlockchainReporter reports that Veritas will scan every Bixos contract in real time and freeze code when danger shows. The deal also brings exploit insurance, paying investors if a hack slips through.
The pilot begins this quarter, covering all new listings, according to announced partnership on Bitget News. Veritas’ own site stressed security, claiming its multi-agent AI has vetted forty million lines of code and cuts audit time by ninety percent—numbers Bixos hopes will calm regulators and attract small landlords.
“We’re excited to announce a new partnership that makes smart contracts self-healing,” Bixos posted on X after signing the papers. “This alliance puts a safety shield around every building we tokenize,” added Mikail Emre Caliskan, chief executive of Bixos.
Tokenization turns bricks into tiny digital shares that travel across a blockchain like stock. Buyers can grab a slice for a few dollars, while sellers get quick cash. Yet coding flaws have erased billions in past DeFi deals, so a stronger defence layer is seen as the last step before real-estate tokens can hit the mainstream.
Bixos opened its marketplace in 2021 and has already trialed fractional sales of rental flats in Turkey and the United States. Veritas guards DeFi giants such as Uniswap and Aave with the same AI engine now headed for property deeds. By linking that code to land-registry data, the firms say banks, auditors and watchdogs can follow every transfer without paper.
Industry watchers note that Europe’s coming MiCA rules will likely demand exactly this kind of “always-on” monitoring. If the new stack passes its first tests, whole apartment blocks could be listed as tokens before 2026, turning housing deals into transactions that settle at the speed of a swipe.
