Marketplace
Property, wine and art on one rail
UK property — flats, houses, commercial buildings, estates, land, historic venues and public-sector releases — alongside fine wine parcels in bond and art in museum-grade storage. Every lot states provenance, vintage and storage; every category has its own tokenisation journey. All figures are demonstration data.
Target raise
£508M
Capital raised
£86M
Investors
22,925
Coverage
UK-wide
Blended yield
5.8%
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Illustrative Demonstration Data Only — Not Live Market Information.
Wine and art journeys
Every category has its own pathway
A parcel in bond and a canvas in museum storage each take a different route to a token. Select a category to model set-up costs, custody drag and the legal requirement at every stage.
Fine wine
4 listings · 8 stages
- Tokens issued
- 320
- Indicative set-up cost
- £20k–£70k
- Custody & admin over 5y (1.5% pa)
- £6,000
- Stages to listing
- 8
Merchant / négociant · 1–3 weeks
Sourcing & provenance check
Cases are sourced ex-château or from a trade holder, and the storage history is traced from release to the current bond account.
Indicative cost
£0–£1,500 sourcing fee
Timeline
1–3 weeks
Legal requirement
Provenance must be evidenced from château or domaine to bond; a break in the chain materially reduces value and marketability.
What happens
- Match the parcel against Liv-ex Market Price
- Trace storage history from release to current bond
- Confirm original wooden cases and seals
- Agree price and transfer terms in bond
Reference: Liv-ex — fine wine indices ↗
Outputs
- Parcel schedule
- Provenance file
- Purchase contract
Who operates here
- Liv-ex member merchants
- UK fine wine négociants
Cost ranges are indicative market ranges for a single lot, not quotes. Fine wine and art are unregulated physical assets; only the tokenised fractional interest sits inside the UK regulatory perimeter.
Art & collectibles
6 listings · 8 stages
- Tokens issued
- 1,000
- Indicative set-up cost
- £27k–£88k
- Custody & admin over 5y (2.0% pa)
- £25,000
- Stages to listing
- 8
Specialist / authentication body · 2–8 weeks
Authentication & catalogue check
Attribution is tested against the catalogue raisonné, the authentication body and any technical examination before the work is priced.
Indicative cost
£1,500–£10,000 depending on the artist and body
Timeline
2–8 weeks
Legal requirement
The seller must show good title and, where the artist has one, an authentication board or catalogue raisonné entry supporting the attribution.
What happens
- Check the catalogue raisonné entry and edition details
- Obtain publisher or foundation certificates
- Technical examination and UV report where warranted
- Search the Art Loss Register for a loss or theft record
Reference: GOV.UK — money laundering supervision for art market participants ↗
Outputs
- Authentication opinion
- Catalogue entry
- Loss register search
Who operates here
- Artist foundations and authentication boards
- Art Loss Register
Cost ranges are indicative market ranges for a single lot, not quotes. Fine wine and art are unregulated physical assets; only the tokenised fractional interest sits inside the UK regulatory perimeter.
- HMRC — Excise Notice 196 — excise goods held in duty suspension ↗
- FCA — Beware of high-risk investments from unregulated firms ↗
- Liv-ex — Fine Wine 1000 index ↗
- Knight Frank — Luxury Investment Index (wine and art) ↗
- FCA & Bank of England — Digital Securities Sandbox ↗
- GOV.UK — Money laundering supervision for art market participants ↗
Tokenisation journey builder
From RICS valuation to a live token listing
Model the route any UK property takes to market: nine stages from agency instruction to ongoing servicing, mapped to the real digital-securities venues and UK regulatory references that govern each step.
Tokenisation journey builder
From valuation to a live token listing
Nine stages take a UK property from an agency instruction to admission on a regulated digital-securities venue. Select a stage to see who owns it, what it produces and which real platforms operate at that point in the chain.
- Tokens issued
- 1,500
- Indicative end-to-end
- 16–40 weeks
- Selected venue
- FCA-regulated digital securities exchange, broker and custodian
Stage 1 · Estate agency · 3–5 days
Instruction & agency onboarding
The instructing agency is verified, the owner signs the tokenisation mandate and the property is registered on the platform with its marketing pack.
What happens
- Agency KYB, redress-scheme and client-money checks
- Owner identity and source-of-funds verification
- Signed tokenisation mandate and fee schedule
- Property registered with photography and floorplans
Reference: Propertymark — Client Money Protection
Outputs
- Signed mandate
- Agency account and client sub-account
- Draft listing record
Platforms
Handled off-platform by the instructing agency, valuer or counsel before any token infrastructure is engaged.
Where these valuations come from
Residential valuations are derived from the HM Land Registry / ONS UK House Price Index for June 2026, published 19 August 2026, at local-authority level and by property type. Commercial valuations capitalise a stated contracted rent at Savills published prime yields. Lot composition, token economics and subscription levels are illustrative.
Market data is real and sourced above. Individual listings and token economics are demonstration data — not an offer of securities and not financial product advice.