# REtokens

What If You Could Invest in Real Estate the Way You Buy Stocks?

- Canonical URL: https://wefunder.com/retokens
- Entity ID: wefunder:company:190291
- Last updated: 2026-06-14T23:55:03Z
- Generated at: 2026-06-15T04:01:27Z

## Quick facts
- $100M+ Tokenized Assets on Platform with $350M in the Pipeline
- 10,000+ Real Estate Investors Database
- 100+ Real Estate Issuers in Active Pipeline
- 3+ Offerings set to go live, March 2026
- Regulated Rails: FINRA-member Broker-Dealer + SEC-registered ATS (built for compliant marketplace)
- Infrastructure Built on PolyMesh Blockchain and BitGo Custody Technology
- Tokenized Real Estate Market Predicted to Hit $4+ Trillion by 2035 (not guaranteed)

## Active fundraises
- wefunder:fundraise:152155: 4(a)(6) successful (USD)
- wefunder:fundraise:152154: 4(a)(6) open (USD)

## Story
Vlad Tenev, CEO of RobinhoodThe CEO of Robinhood — the app millions of Americans use to invest — says tokenization is an unstoppable freight train. BlackRock’s CEO says every asset will be tokenized. REtokens is building the infrastructure to make it happen for real estate. We’re not predicting the future — we’re building it.Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRockBlackRock manages $11.5 trillion — more than any other firm on the planet — and they're not just talking about tokenization. They've already launched their own tokenized fund. When the world's largest asset manager puts real money behind this shift, it tells you everything you need to know about where finance is heading.You’re investing in equity in REtokens, the company building this marketplace. Early bird terms mean investors who join now get in at the lowest valuation — as we hit milestones and grow, the valuation goes up, and later investors pay more for the same share. This is how early-stage investing works: the earlier you believe, the more upside you could capture.Your returns could come from a future acquisition, IPO, or other liquidity event. We can’t guarantee outcomes, but we can show you what we’ve already built — and it’s working.Real estate is the world’s most proven wealth builder. But for most people, it’s been locked behind high minimums, long lock-ups, and mountains of paperwork. REtokens changes that.This isn’t a future prediction. It’s happening right now:Robinhood is building tokenized asset trading. Their CEO calls it “an unstoppable freight train.”BlackRock launched a tokenized fund (BUIDL) and says every asset will be tokenized.JPMorgan, Fidelity, and HSBC are all building tokenization infrastructure.The tokenized real estate market is projected to reach $4+ trillion by 2035.$1.5 trillion in commercial real estate debt is maturing through 2028, creating massive demand for new capital solutions.REtokens isn’t waiting for the future — we’ve already built the regulated infrastructure. While the giants are just getting started, we have a FINRA-member broker-dealer, an SEC-registered ATS, and a platform that’s already processed $100M+ in tokenized assets.High minimums: many private offerings start at $50,000+ and exclude most investors.Illiquidity: capital is often locked up for 5–10 years.Manual friction: onboarding, compliance, and paperwork are slow and expensive.Transfers are hard: legal and operational barriers prevent easy private share transactions.Result: investors either stay out, or they over concentrate into a few deals and accept illiquidity as the cost of entry.REtokens has built a real estate investment marketplace with regulated rails.REtokens brings together:Issuer onboarding tools to tokenize and prepare offerings.Investor onboarding designed for a digital subscription experience.Regulated marketplace infrastructure (FINRA-member broker-dealer + SEC-registered ATS) built for compliant activity.Infrastructure built on PolyMesh with BitGo custody technology.This isn’t ‘crypto for real estate.’It’s complete marketplace infrastructure — designed for real securities, real compliance, and real-world use.The traction reflects real supply and demand forming on both sides of the marketplace:Demand: 10,000+ investors database.Supply: 100+ issuers in active pipeline and $350M in pipeline volume.Near-term launches: 3 offerings targeted for launch to marketplace March 2026.Proof of direction: $100M+ tokenized assets represented on platform.(Pipeline and projections are not guarantees. They are indicators of demand and activity)Tokenization is moving from theory to institutional adoption.Multiple macro signals point to a major shift in how real-world assets are issued, owned, and traded.REtokens is building regulated rails to participate in that shift.REtokens is building a marketplace designed to make real estate participation feel modern: easier access, digital ownership, and a path toward liquidity mechanisms over time (where eligible).Access: participate with smaller amounts, not $50,000+ minimum checks.Control: a digital experience designed for managing positions and transactions.Transparency: clearer ownership representation and reporting workflows.Liquidity pathway (where eligible): infrastructure designed to support marketplace activity.Tokenization is not the moat. Regulated distribution + marketplace infrastructure is.Real-estate-only focus: a category-first approach builds trust and depth versus generalist platforms.Regulated rails: FINRA-member broker-dealer + SEC-registered ATS infrastructure is harder to replicate than ‘software.’Two-sided network effects: more issuers → more offerings → more investors → better discovery → more issuers.Institutional-grade stack: Blockchain agnostic + BitGo custody provides a foundation built for regulated environments.Platforms win when they become the default venue where issuers list and investors return. That’s the business we’re building.REtokens is designed with multiple revenue streams aligned to marketplace activity.Primary Marketplace Revenues (issuer-side)Placement/success fees and offering support services (where applicable).Tokenization / onboarding fees (issuer setup and operational support).Platform/listing fees for issuers using the ecosystem.Secondary Marketplace Revenues (transaction-side)Transaction fees tied to marketplace activity.Additional services as the marketplace scales.Long-term extensions (explored, not promised)Market maker spreads and liquidity programs (subject to regulatory and market conditions).A lending desk / token-backed credit facility concept (subject to regulatory and market conditions).We win by becoming the trusted marketplace that issuers choose and investors return to.Here’s the step-by-step path from today → launch → marketplace scale. Our roadmap is focused on building the tokenization engine end-to-end:2025–2026 — Primary marketplace: broker-dealer primary module for compliant raises and issuance workflows.2026 — ATS marketplace: secondary marketplace for peer to peer buying and selling of real estate tokens .Milestones we aim to accomplish with this raise:Support the Q1-2026 marketplace launch target.Expand awareness for the primary and secondary marketplace launchesExpand issuer onboarding capacity to support more listings.Grow investor adoption through distribution and education.This Reg CF raise is designed to fund core infrastructure build and marketplace scale-up.Product & engineering: platform buildout and user experience.Compliance & operations: audit readiness, reporting, controls, and regulated workflows.Issuer onboarding: diligence, enablement, and operational support to get offerings live.Growth: investor education, partnerships, and distribution.DISCLAIMER - Reg CF InvestingInvesting in private companies involves risk, including possible loss of principal. Investments are illiquid and speculative. There is no guarantee of returns or future liquidity.This offering is conducted under Regulation Crowdfunding via Wefunder Portal LLC, a registered funding portal.Please review the full risk factors and offering materials before investing.Please note: real estate tokens can be traded as digital securities, if desired, on an ATSQ: What am I investing in?A: Equity in REtokens USA, the parent company that owns the technology, tokenization, and the licensed subsidiary, REtokens Capital (Broker-Dealer + ATS). Property tokens listed by sponsors on our marketplace are separate securities with their own terms.Q: Who runs the marketplace?A: Our subsidiary REtokens Capital, a FINRA-member Broker-Dealer & ATS operating an SEC-registered marketplace.Q: Can I sell my investment?A: The REtokens Company WeFunder Reg CF shares are not immediately tradable. However, the real estate tokens offered by issuers on the marketplace may be tradable through the secondary market that REtokens Capital operates (subject to regulatory parameters).Q: Is owning real estate tokens in a building like being a landlord?A: No. Investors own a part of real buildings but don’t handle property management or maintenance.Q: Why is this important?A: It opens access and liquidity in one of the largest, least liquid markets in the world — real estate.Q: Is REtokens a real estate company or a technology company?A: We're a financial technology (fintech) company that operates a marketplace exclusively for real estate tokens. We don't own real estate - we provide the infrastructure and marketplace for others to tokenize and trade real estate investments.Q: How is the REtokens marketplace investment different from a REIT?A: REITs are pooled investment vehicles that own and operate properties. REtokens is a marketplace where you can invest in specific properties through tokenized securities, similar to how you might invest in individual stocks rather than a mutual fund.Q: Do I actually own real estate?A: You own digital securities (tokens) that represent fractional ownership in specific real estate properties or entities that own properties. This is similar to owning shares in a traditional real estate syndication, but with the added benefits of tokenization and tradability.Q: How liquid is the secondary market?A: Liquidity will grow as the marketplace scales. Initially, some tokens may trade infrequently, but as we add more offerings and investors, liquidity should improve significantly.Q: Can non-accredited investors participate?A: Yes! Depending on how each offering is structured (Reg D, Reg A+, or Rule 144), and if the offering is a primary market offering or a secondary sale. Non-accredited investors may be able to participate with appropriate compliance standards followed by the issuer and ATS.Q: How are returns/dividends paid?A: Returns from the underlying real estate (rental income, profits from refinancing or sale) are distributed to token holders proportionally based on their ownership percentage.Q: What are the tax implications?A: Tokenized real estate securities are generally taxed similarly to traditional real estate investments. You'll receive appropriate tax documents (K-1s or 1099s depending on structure). We recommend consulting with a tax professional regarding your specific situation.Q: How do you make money?A: We charge fees to both real estate issuers (for tokenization and listing services) and to traders (transaction fees on the secondary market). We also earn ongoing compliance and administrative fees.Q: When will I see returns on my REtokens investment?A: As an investor in REtokens the company, your returns depend on our growth and eventual exit (acquisition or IPO). This is different from investing in properties on our platform. Based on our projections, we expect to be profitable by 2027 and could potentially provide liquidity to shareholders within 5-7 years. Future projections are not guaranteed.

## FAQ
1. **I saw your ad and am interested in learning more. Please contact me.**
   - Hello Karen,Thank you for your message. We are trying to find your profile or LinkedIn (is it https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-yochim-45a89364/overlay/about-this-profile/)Please feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/realestateinvestment/Or email TylerV@REtokens.Com or feel free to share your contact details so that we may schedule a meeting.Speak shortly!Tyler
2. **How does your product differentiate itself from pioneer https://www.lofty.ai/?**
   - Great question, Jesse — and we appreciate the thoughtful comparison.Lofty.ai has done a nice job introducing investors to tokenized real estate, and we respect what they're building.The main difference is that REtokens (subsidiary REtokens Capital LLC) operates as a FINRA-registered broker-dealer with an SEC-registered Alternative Trading System. That means our marketplace for buying and selling tokenized real estate operates under the same regulatory framework as traditional securities marke...
3. **I think your explanation about building out a product that might allow for institutional investing is interesting. I'd imagine they'd be interested more in broad real estate funds that you might offer as opposed to individual properties. Am I correct in saying that your produc...**
   - Another great question Jesse! The short answer is yes — we're building for both sides. Our platform can tokenize individual assets like a specific apartment building or commercial property, as well as larger fund-type offerings — acquisition funds, land entitlement opportunities, owned and operated real estate, and so on. The structure really depends on what makes sense for the issuer, whether that's a pooled vehicle, a REIT, or something else entirely. We're not locked into one model because...
4. **Understood. I have a property in Battle Ground Washington that I want to develop into a small residential subdivision (19 dwellings). I need to raise money to fund it's development and am considering my options for financing. Is undeveloped land a candidate for tokenization on...**
   - Absolutely — that's exactly the kind of opportunity our platform is built for. Land entitlement and development projects are a great fit for tokenization because you can raise capital from a broader pool of investors without being limited to traditional bank financing or a single private equity partner.The general process: you'd work with us to structure the offering — how much you want to raise, what the investment terms look like, and how the tokens represent participation in the project. W...
5. **I should be able to initiate the process from your website. Doing it that way will also give me a feeling for where your company is at right now. Also, I want to wait until I'm done with the Post-Decision Review with the City Of Battle Ground before I proceed though. At that p...**
   - Thank you, Jesse — we really appreciate you taking the time to engage with us and ask such thoughtful questions. We look forward to staying in touch, and whenever you're ready, we'll be here. Don't hesitate to reach out anytime.

## Team
- Tyler Vinson (CEO)
- David Kirschbaum (COO)
- Charles Christofilis (Chief Compliance Officer)
- Steven Wilkinson (CISSP | CISO)

## Q&A
- Q: I own https://crowdsource.capital. Interested?
- Q: Posting this publicly so other investors benefit as well. Hi Tyler, Thanks — the CRD/SEC info is very helpful. One last clarification: How is value captured by the Reg CF issuer today: via platform/tech fees paid to the parent, dividends from the BD/ATS, or something else — and what do you assume for BD retention vs upstreaming over the next 12–24 months given net capital needs? Bullet response is fine. Best, MJ Innoveri
  - A: Hi MJ, Great and important questions. As you noted, the Reg CF issuer is the holding company, REtokens USA Inc. From day one, the structure and intent have been for the holding company to capture the value of its subsidiary companies, both current and future, whether through growth, operations, or additional entities it may acquire or incubate over time. For context, prior equity (including our Reg D pre-seed round in 2023) was issued at the parent company level, and founder/common equity is also held at the parent. Maximizing the long-term value of the holding company, which is the Reg CF issuer, remains a core focus. In terms of current value flow: Value is expected to be generated at both the parent level (platform, technology, and related activities) and the subsidiary level (broker-dealer/ATS operations). Cash flow from the BD/ATS to the parent would generally occur through owner distributions, subject to regulatory requirements, including net capital obligations and prudent operating reserves. In the near to mid-term (12–24 months), our expectation is that the BD will prioritize reinvestment into growth, operations, and regulatory capital, which is typical for firms at this stage. As a result, upstreaming may be limited and variable during this period. The focus is a robust marketplace for real estate tokens, which means users in the platform trading. Over time, as the platform scales and operations mature, we would expect increased flexibility for distributions, always within regulatory constraints. As mentioned previously, there are additional details around structure and capital flow that are better suited for a direct conversation, and I’m happy to go deeper there. Also, we’ll be covering the broader model and strategy in more detail on our March 31st webinar with live Q&A, which should be helpful context as well. Appreciate the thoughtful questions, they’re right on point! — Tyler Vinson
- Q: Hi REtokens team, I’m evaluating your round for a potential allocation and would appreciate brief bullet responses to the following: 1) Is the ATS currently live and operational? If yes, how many issuers, listings, and completed transactions are on platform today? 2) What is the current revenue split between issuance, platform fees, and secondary trading activity? 3) What remaining regulatory/liquidity/issuer-onboarding constraints could slow adoption over the next 12 months? If timing is tight on the current round, concise bullets are totally fine. Best, MJ
  - A: Hi Manjunath, Thanks for the great questions, I appreciate the thoughtful engagement. 1) The ATS is SEC registered and fully built from a systems perspective (and what a lift that was!). We currently have our first ATS listing going through legal, and we expect to go live with the ATS in Q2 with 2–3 offerings. We are in conversations with several institutional issuers, and the ATS and secondary trading capabilities are the aspects that excite them most about tokenization and an online marketplace. We expect ATS listings to be the largest growth area for the company in the second half of 2026. 2) As we are just launching our first projects this quarter (stay tuned for a big announcement next week and more details in the webinar), initial revenue is coming from issuances and platform fees. With the live launch of primary offerings in March and April, as well as the anticipated May/June launch of the ATS, we expect meaningful revenue growth from both primary market success fees and secondary market transaction fees. 3) We do not foresee regulatory or issuer onboarding as constraints. In fact, both areas are becoming more efficient. The primary variable in adoption will be marketplace liquidity and investor participation. It is difficult to predict the exact adoption curve for investors in a new marketplace. For example, we expect to have approximately $200MM in offerings in the primary marketplace by May. A key focus for us is driving awareness so investors know where to access these opportunities. We believe that once early adoption begins, awareness and momentum will build naturally. Even modest liquidity across those offerings could have a meaningful impact from a revenue standpoint. Please feel free to ask any additional questions here, or I’m happy to connect via phone or a virtual meeting to discuss further. Disclosure: REtokens USA Inc., the parent company conducting this Reg CF offering, is a technology and education company and wholly owns a subsidiary Digital Broker-Dealer + ATS, which is not part of this Reg CF offering. The above projections are based on current customer agreements with the subsidiary Broker-Dealer and the parent company’s tokenization pipeline. There are no guarantees, and actual results may vary.
- Q: What are you doing on the application I want to know
  - A: Great question! REtokens is building a marketplace where everyday investors can buy and sell shares of real estate — like stocks, but for property. We're a SEC-registered platform with a FINRA-member broker-dealer, and we have 3+ offerings set to go live this March. Check out our Overview and Details tabs above for the full breakdown, and feel free to ask if anything specific catches your eye!
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- Q: I should be able to initiate the process from your website. Doing it that way will also give me a feeling for where your company is at right now. Also, I want to wait until I'm done with the Post-Decision Review with the City Of Battle Ground before I proceed though. At that point, I will have a timeline for finalized construction documents. Thank you so much for being so responsive to my questions.
  - A: Thank you, Jesse — we really appreciate you taking the time to engage with us and ask such thoughtful questions. We look forward to staying in touch, and whenever you're ready, we'll be here. Don't hesitate to reach out anytime.
- Q: Hope everyone is having a great week. Here is our latest blog article https://retokens.com/real-estate-tokenization-strategy/Real Estate Tokenization Strategy - REtokens
- Q: Posting this publicly so other investors benefit from your response as well. Hi Tyler, Thanks again for the response. Two follow-ups will determine my allocation: 1) Does the Reg CF issuer economically participate in BD/ATS cashflows? - Please share the BD entity name + CRD#. - How does value flow from the BD/ATS to REtokens USA Inc. (dividends vs intercompany fees)? - Under what conditions could upstreaming be limited (net capital restrictions, debt covenants, sub-level fundraising/dilution, third-party arrangements)? 2) ATS regulatory/compliance risk - What are the primary ongoing Reg ATS/FINRA obligations you’re managing now, and have there been any exams/comments yet? - Where can I verify the ATS filing/status, and what happens to your model if requirements tighten over the next 24 months? Bullet responses are totally fine. Best, MJ Innoveri
  - A: Hi MJ, Thank you for the great questions! Happy to provide additional clarity. 1) Economic structure between REtokens USA Inc. and the BD/ATS The business model is structured so that owner distributions from the subsidiary, based on net profits, may flow up to the parent company, REtokens USA Inc., which is the Reg CF issuer and wholly owns the BD/ATS. There is also a legal holding entity, REtokens Financial Group LLC, which is wholly owned by the parent and part of the overall structure. For regulatory clarity, the broker-dealer (which is not part of this Reg CF offering) is REtokens Capital LLC. CRD #: 333160 | SEC #: 8-71290 BrokerCheck: https://brokercheck.finra.org/firm/summary/333160 The broker-dealer operates as its own regulated entity, with its own expenses and regulatory requirements. The parent company handles broader platform, technology, and corporate-level expenses. The BD is 100% owned by the parent company, is not securitized or fractionalized, and there is no dilution at the BD level. Upstreaming of capital is subject to standard regulatory considerations (including net capital requirements and operational needs), and I’m happy to discuss that in more detail directly. 2) ATS regulatory and compliance considerations There are extensive ongoing regulatory obligations associated with operating a FINRA member broker-dealer and SEC-registered ATS, including compliance, supervision, reporting, and operational controls. We maintain written supervisory procedures (WSPs) and compliance systems designed to meet these requirements. As a newly launched broker-dealer, we expect to undergo a routine FINRA examination cycle, which is standard for firms in this stage. REtokens Capital LLC has had multiple interactions with both FINRA and the SEC, which is typical during the onboarding and early operational phases of a regulated entity. From a regulatory framework standpoint, our model operates within existing securities laws, including the Securities Act of 1933, Regulation ATS, and the JOBS Act. We believe building within the current regulatory structure positions us well, regardless of how future legislation evolves. While regulatory advancements may expand the opportunity set, our business model is not dependent on them. For verification, you can reference: FINRA BrokerCheck (linked above) SEC-published ATS list (we are one of the few licensed for digital assets): file:///C:/Users/Owner/Downloads/atslist022826%20(1).pdf These resources provide transparency into the broker-dealer and ATS registration status. Happy to continue the discussion — these are great questions, and I appreciate you raising them for the benefit of the group. — Tyler Vinson
- Q: Understood. I have a property in Battle Ground Washington that I want to develop into a small residential subdivision (19 dwellings). I need to raise money to fund it's development and am considering my options for financing. Is undeveloped land a candidate for tokenization on your platform? What would the process look like for me, and the rough costs?
  - A: Absolutely — that's exactly the kind of opportunity our platform is built for. Land entitlement and development projects are a great fit for tokenization because you can raise capital from a broader pool of investors without being limited to traditional bank financing or a single private equity partner.The general process: you'd work with us to structure the offering — how much you want to raise, what the investment terms look like, and how the tokens represent participation in the project. We handle the compliance side, making sure the offering is properly filed as a regulated security, and then list it on our platform where investors can participate.What makes this especially interesting for your LPs is that tokenized securities open the door to things that traditional private real estate deals don't typically offer. For example, we're building a secondary marketplace where investors could potentially trade their positions rather than being locked in for the full life of the project. We're also working toward DeFi lending integrations where tokenized real estate positions could eventually be used as collateral. None of that exists in a typical LP structure, and while we're still building toward some of these capabilities, the infrastructure we're putting in place is designed with exactly these kinds of pathways in mind.As for costs and specifics, it really depends on the structure of your offering, so I don't want to throw out numbers without understanding the full picture. The best next step would be to set up a quick call with Rick, our Issuer Success Coordinator — he walks issuers through the whole process and can give you a much clearer picture of what your project would look like on our platform.Want me to connect you two?
- Q: I think your explanation about building out a product that might allow for institutional investing is interesting. I'd imagine they'd be interested more in broad real estate funds that you might offer as opposed to individual properties. Am I correct in saying that your product will cater to both people looking to invest in those large funds, and to those people interested in owning fractional real estate properties? I'm more interested in the latter, but I imagine there's a lot more money in the former. Would you be building the funds from the individual properties, or through some sort of REIT structure, or something else entirely?
  - A: Another great question Jesse! The short answer is yes — we're building for both sides. Our platform can tokenize individual assets like a specific apartment building or commercial property, as well as larger fund-type offerings — acquisition funds, land entitlement opportunities, owned and operated real estate, and so on. The structure really depends on what makes sense for the issuer, whether that's a pooled vehicle, a REIT, or something else entirely. We're not locked into one model because we've built the infrastructure to handle tokenized securities generally.On the fund side, you're right that institutional investors tend to gravitate toward diversified exposure. On the individual asset side, there's strong demand from investors who want to choose specific opportunities and hold fractional ownership backed by real, regulated securities — not just a governance token or DAO membership.Lofty has done a great job building out a marketplace across several property types. Where we come in differently is that we're (our subsidiary REtokens Capital LLC) operating as a regulated broker-dealer and ATS, so every asset listed goes through the full compliance and settlement process. That becomes increasingly important as the space matures and larger pools of capital start looking for a compliant way in.
- Q: How does your product differentiate itself from pioneer https://www.lofty.ai/?
  - A: Great question, Jesse — and we appreciate the thoughtful comparison.Lofty.ai has done a nice job introducing investors to tokenized real estate, and we respect what they're building.The main difference is that REtokens (subsidiary REtokens Capital LLC) operates as a FINRA-registered broker-dealer with an SEC-registered Alternative Trading System. That means our marketplace for buying and selling tokenized real estate operates under the same regulatory framework as traditional securities markets — which matters a lot when it comes to investor protections and institutional adoption.We've also built the full infrastructure behind the scenes — trade matching, custody, ownership records, and settlement all working together so that tokenized securities can be traded compliantly from end to end. Very few platforms in this space have that full stack in place, and we think that puts us in a strong position as the market matures.Both companies want to make real estate investing more accessible. We're approaching it from the regulated securities side, which we believe sets us up for long-term scalability and the kind of trust that brings larger investors to the table.Happy to go deeper on any of that.— David
- Q: I saw your ad and am interested in learning more. Please contact me.
  - A: Hello Karen,Thank you for your message. We are trying to find your profile or LinkedIn (is it https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-yochim-45a89364/overlay/about-this-profile/)Please feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/realestateinvestment/Or email TylerV@REtokens.Com or feel free to share your contact details so that we may schedule a meeting.Speak shortly!Tyler