Our Position
Creating a blockchain token is comparatively straightforward. Creating an institutionally usable digital property asset requires multiple systems to work together.
What property exists and who legally owns it?
What exactly does the digital asset represent?
Who is participating?
Who may legally acquire or transfer it? Identity, jurisdiction and investor classification decide what can move, and to whom.
How are those rights represented and controlled digitally?
How do ownership and consideration move together?
How are changes in the property, investor, legal or regulatory state reflected over time?
The 2026 Market Reality
Tokenization momentum is now global, but execution conditions are not uniform across markets. Real estate is one of the world’s largest asset classes, yet ownership, settlement, compliance and transfer remain fragmented across registries, jurisdictions and financial systems.
How does a digital token remain connected to the legally enforceable rights that give it value?
Property · Identity · Settlement
What We Build
Through CubeSquare, MeridianSquare has completed development of its Dubai-focused platform for coordinating property onboarding, investor eligibility, compliance workflows, digital ownership and lifecycle administration. External integrations and regulated operations remain subject to applicable approvals and launch readiness.
CubeSquare
Global Markets
Registry-Connected Tokenization
Government property-registration infrastructure is directly participating in the tokenization architecture.
Explore Dubai →Infrastructure-First Modernization
Property-market modernization and digital government infrastructure are creating foundations for digital property markets.
Explore Saudi Arabia →Institutional Digital Distribution
Regulated capital-market infrastructure is bringing institutional real-estate products into on-chain distribution.
Explore Singapore →Parallel Modernization
Property-record digitization and digital financial infrastructure are progressing in parallel.
Explore India →Capital-Market Depth
The world’s deepest capital markets meet thousands of decentralized property-recording jurisdictions.
Explore United States →Repeatable Regulated Structures
Existing property, trust and securities infrastructure shows how tokenization can scale through interoperability.
Explore Japan →From Pilot to Production
Every jurisdiction is solving a different part of the problem. MeridianSquare is building for the connections between them.
Phase II now allows approximately 7.8 million tokens from the initial pilot to be resold within a controlled secondary-market framework.
DigiFT and Hines are providing eligible investors regulated tokenized access to an indirect investment in a fund investing in an over-$6 billion Hines-sponsored portfolio.
SEC staff described multiple models for tokenized securities and highlighted the relationship between a digital representation and the authoritative ownership record.
The question is no longer “Will tokenization happen?” It is: who builds the infrastructure layer that supports it at institutional scale?
Sources: Dubai Land Department, February 2026; Hines/DigiFT, February 2026; U.S. SEC Staff Statement on Tokenized Securities, January 2026.
The Market Opportunity
The Deloitte Center for Financial Services projects that tokenized real estate could grow from less than $300 billion in 2024 to $4 trillion by 2035.
Every regulated digital property market requires infrastructure for identity, compliance, ownership, issuance, settlement, transfer and lifecycle management.
MeridianSquare is being built for that infrastructure layer.
Source: Deloitte Center for Financial Services, April 2025.
Why MeridianSquare
We are building the coordination layer that regulated market participants can use — rather than another isolated destination competing for every property and every investor.
Digital ownership has institutional value only when it remains connected to the legally recognized rights and authoritative records behind the asset.
Real estate is local. Capital is increasingly global. CubeSquare accommodates different regulatory and property-market structures without rebuilding the platform for each market.
The challenge extends beyond issuance. Identity, eligibility, ownership, settlement, transfers, servicing and reporting must remain coordinated throughout the life of the asset.
The Platform
CubeSquare is MeridianSquare’s Digital Property Infrastructure™ platform. Development of its Dubai-focused software is complete, and MeridianSquare is progressing toward regulatory approval and commercial launch in Dubai.
For Investors
CubeSquare’s Dubai-focused software development is complete. MeridianSquare is now focused on the regulatory pursuit of licences, institutional arrangements and commercial-launch preparations required to bring the platform to market.
Our ambition is to build infrastructure that multiple developers, asset owners and regulated market participants can use.
The infrastructure layer
Get in Touch
We welcome conversations with developers, financial institutions, investors, registries, licensed issuers and technology partners.
