Blocksquare Surpasses $200M in Real Estate Tokenization, Expands Global DeFi Integration

• The accomplishment highlights the company’s vital role in bridging the gap between decentralized finance and conventional real estate markets.
• Blocksquare’s $200 million accomplishment places it in a prominent position at the nexus of blockchain finance and conventional real estate.

Leading real estate tokenization infrastructure provider Blocksquare announced that more than $200 million worth of real estate assets have been tokenized on-chain using its platform. The accomplishment highlights the company’s vital role in bridging the gap between decentralized finance and conventional real estate markets.

With a total value locked (TVL) throughout the industry increasing by 800% in 2025 to surpass $65 billion, the news comes after a period of explosive growth in tokenized RWAs. Blocksquare’s $200 million accomplishment places it in a prominent position at the nexus of blockchain finance and conventional real estate, with its tokenization infrastructure being used in 29 countries across 66 properties and growing.

Denis Petrovcic, Co-Founder and CEO of Blocksquare stated:

“This $200M milestone is more than a number — it reflects a shift from experimentation to real-world adoption.We’re proud to power a global ecosystem where local marketplace operators can tokenize real estate in a compliant, scalable, and investor-friendly way.”

From Pilots to Platform Adoption

Blocksquare went through two significant stages on its way to $200 million. Pilot projects and use cases drove the first $100 million, confirming the company’s legal foundations and DeFi integration. Among them were the development of governance and staking procedures, connections with national land registries, and secondary market trading via property-backed tokens on Oceanpoint.fi. This proved that tokenized property ownership could be available anywhere and be compatible with the law.

A new generation of marketplace operators used Blocksquare’s white-label tokenization infrastructure to push the next $100 million. These companies are now creating peer-to-peer marketplaces for trading, staking, and investing in property tokens while tokenizing 10–30% of income-producing real estate. For real estate tokenization, the transition from pilots to broad platform acceptance is crucial because it will open up new economic opportunities for Web3 and conventional real estate companies.

Blocksquare paves the door for the direct tokenization of real estate assets, whilst other platforms tend to concentrate on tokenizing funds or securities alone. This model is a desirable choice for international markets as it permits fractional ownership without violating securities laws in many places. With safeguards including signed decisions and land registry cautions to promote compliance and investor trust, its legal structure is supported by a Luxembourg-based organization that complies with EU MiCAR laws.

While operators in Europe, Africa, and Latin America are already using the platform to tokenize a variety of assets, ranging from student housing to hospitality, Blocksquare’s collaboration with Vera Capital looks to tokenize up to $1 billion in U.S. real estate in the future. Blocksquare keeps concentrating on workable, legal solutions for real estate companies investigating novel ownership and access models as the RWA market develops.

Blocksquare develops the global infrastructure for real estate tokenization. Its technology, which operates in more than 20 countries, provides scalable, compliant solutions for DeFi ecosystems, marketplace operators, and property owners, therefore connecting the $300 trillion real estate industry to Web3.

Anyone with an internet connection can now access real estate finance globally thanks to Blocksquare’s Oceanpoint, which adds a DeFi layer to its already-established tokenization infrastructure.