Frequently Asked Questions

The process starts by selecting a property that accepts crypto. Once you agree on the price, we leverage specialized escrow services or crypto-friendly lawyers who convert the crypto (if the seller wants fiat) or transfer it directly to the seller's wallet via smart contracts, ensuring security and compliance with international KYC/AML laws.

We accept all major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and major stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). For specific properties, alternative altcoins may also be accepted depending on the seller's preferences and liquidity at the time of closing.

Yes, in most jurisdictions it is perfectly legal. However, the transaction usually goes through a regulated intermediate structure, such as a title company or law firm in countries like the US, UAE, and parts of the EU. They handle the conversion and reporting to ensure local tax and regulatory compliance.

We partner with highly reputable, regulated international legal and escrow firms that specialize in cryptocurrency-to-fiat transactions. These entities securely hold the funds in cold storage or specialized institutional custody accounts until the property title transfers.

Absolutely. We handle all the complexities. When a buyer pays in cryptocurrency, our exchange partners immediately convert the crypto to the fiat currency of your choice (e.g., USD or EUR), so you receive traditional money in your bank account just like a standard sale.