In a pioneering move at the intersection of real estate, blockchain, and regulated digital finance, Amy Exchange, Verseprop, Spitfire Group, Daizun, and the XDC Network have jointly announced the successful completion of a tokenised commercial real estate financing transaction. This milestone marks a significant step forward in the evolution of institutional-grade digital asset infrastructure.

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This strategic collaboration brings together several industry leaders:

   •    Amy Exchange is a next-generation cross-border exchange combining AI and fintech. After two years of development, the company has assembled a global team of top-tier financial and technology experts, leading to the successful launch of its AI 7.0 high-frequency trading system, establishing itself as a cutting-edge provider of trading infrastructure.

   •    Verseprop is a proptech innovator reshaping real estate finance and investment through tokenisation, bridging traditional property finance with next-generation digital ownership models.

   •    Spitfire Group has long been active in the secured lending space, specialising in risk-adjusted financial strategies. Its participation reflects a strong commitment to applying institutional standards and robust risk controls in the advancement of tokenised real estate finance.

   •    Daizun Investments, based in London and the South Coast, is a principal lender focused on bridging and development finance for the UK property sector. Its clients include real estate investors, developers, asset managers, and SMEs.

   •    XDC Network is an enterprise-grade, open-source blockchain protocol. EVM-compatible and smart contract-enabled, it is purpose-built for unlocking decentralised liquidity and innovation in trade finance through the tokenisation of real-world assets.

This transaction showcases how blockchain can be used to digitally finance and trade real-world assets (RWAs)—specifically commercial real estate—unlocking new levels of efficiency and liquidity. By combining regulatory clarity, asset-backed token issuance, and decentralised settlement infrastructure, this initiative proves the growing maturity and scalability of tokenised finance within institutional markets.

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Amy Exchange stated:

“This project demonstrates how compliant digital asset infrastructure can be applied to real-world finance. We are pleased to support this transaction under an FCA-regulated framework and to continue leading innovation in tokenised markets.”

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Joel Coren, CEO of Verseprop, added:

“Our mission has always been to redefine the real estate industry. Today, we’re achieving that by working with institutional-grade clients on transformative projects. Through our collaboration with Amy Exchange, Spitfire, Daizun, and XDC, we’re showing how commercial real estate finance can be faster, more efficient, and significantly more cost-effective than traditional models. This is the future of real estate—and the future of finance.”

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James Edwards, Co-Founder of Daizun Investments, commented:

“Working with Verseprop has given us valuable insight into the disruptive potential of tokenised real estate finance—streamlined, agile, and built for the sector’s future. This landmark transaction also highlights how leading institutions like Amy Exchange, Spitfire, Verseprop, and XDC are jointly reshaping the on-chain real estate funding landscape. We at Daizun are proud to contribute to a transaction that aligns with our financial goals while setting a new standard for innovation across the industry.”

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Kenneth Cowan, Director at XDC Network, stated:

“The XDC Network was purpose-built for real-world asset tokenisation, and this transaction is a clear example of blockchain’s practical utility in institutional finance. We’re proud to support a tokenised finance initiative that is both scalable and secure.”

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This landmark transaction sets a powerful precedent for how blockchain technology, regulatory clarity, and asset innovation can converge to deliver greater transparency, efficiency, and global access to high-value asset classes such as commercial real estate.