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Tokenize Real Estate in Mexico

Launch tokenized real estate in Mexico on your own white-label platform – built for the CNBV and Banxico's Fintech Law framework, under your brand. You run the offering and own the investors; we power the software underneath.

  • CNBV & Banxico
  • Fintech Law 2018
  • LMV for security tokens

Is tokenized real estate already happening in Mexico?

Yes – the first deal is complete, a 15+ project pipeline is underway, and international platforms are active in Tulum, San Miguel de Allende and Monterrey.

CNBV Modelo Novedoso

Sandbox + 2025 consultations

The CNBV's Modelo Novedoso sandbox lets firms test new financial models under regulatory watch, and in 2025 Mexico opened public consultations on dedicated frameworks for real estate tokenization and a peso-backed stablecoin – a strong signal that specific rules are on the way.

Reental & others

Tourism demand, live

International platforms have already moved in: Reental has listed tokenized assets in Tulum and San Miguel de Allende, and Monterrey's The Landmark has been tokenized – showing real investor appetite in Mexico's highest-demand tourism and business destinations.

Is your asset a fit?

Tokenization works for real, existing assets that you own and control.

What qualifies

  • Residential property
  • Commercial real estate
  • Development projects with permits
  • Portfolios under your ownership

What doesn't work

  • Ideas without an existing asset
  • Planned developments without permits
  • Assets you don't own or control
  • Single units under $500k with no plan to scale

How it works – from your asset to your investors

What gets tokenized isn't the property directly – it's the SPV or LLC that owns it. Investors buy tokens that represent a fraction of that company.

  1. 1

    You bring the asset

    A real property you own and control, held by an SPV or LLC. That company – not the building itself – is what gets tokenized.

  2. 2

    We build your platform

    A white-label platform under your brand and domain, with an audited smart contract, investor portal and admin panel. Live in about two weeks.

  3. 3

    Investors come in

    They pass KYC/AML with Sumsub, then buy token fractions paying in fiat or crypto – all inside your platform.

  4. 4

    You run and grow it

    You own the brand, the analytics and the investor relationship. We keep the software running with support and updates.

We provide tokenization software – not a ready-made marketplace with built-in demand. Legal structuring and regulatory approvals run separately and depend on your jurisdiction.

Why Tokenizer.Estate

The infrastructure, compliance and security to launch with confidence – under your own brand.

100%code coverage
0critical or high issues

Our token smart contract passed an independent Hacken audit: 100% code coverage, zero critical or high-severity issues, every finding fixed or mitigated.

  • It's yours

    A white-label platform under your own brand and domain. You operate it and own the investor relationship.

  • Compliance built in

    Sumsub KYC/AML, role-based access, audit logs and IP whitelisting – included from day one.

  • You stay in control

    We provide the software and ongoing support – the business, and your investors, stay yours.

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Real Estate Tokenization in Mexico – Key Questions Answered

  • Is real estate tokenization legal in Mexico?

    Yes, with the right structure. Financial-asset tokens (debt or equity) fall under the Securities Market Law (LMV) and the supervision of the CNBV. Real estate tokenization itself has no dedicated statute yet, so projects are structured under Mexican private law; in 2025 Mexico opened public consultations on a specific real estate tokenization framework. Mexico's first such deal, by MountX with Vertalo, is already complete.

  • Can foreign investors buy tokenized Mexican real estate?

    Yes, typically through a structure. Foreigners cannot hold direct title within 100 km of a border or 50 km of the coast, so they use a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican company – exactly the kind of holding vehicle that a tokenized, fractional offering can sit on top of.

  • Is there a dedicated tokenization law in Mexico?

    Not specifically for real estate yet. Financial-asset tokens are covered by the Securities Market Law and the Fintech Law, but real estate tokens are structured under general private law. In 2025 Mexico began public consultations on dedicated frameworks for real estate tokenization and a peso-backed stablecoin, and the CNBV's Modelo Novedoso sandbox lets firms test models.

  • Who regulates tokenization in Mexico?

    Two authorities: the CNBV (Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores) authorises and supervises financial-technology institutions and securities, and Banxico (the central bank) decides which virtual assets may be used in the financial system. Both stem from the 2018 Fintech Law, Latin America's first.

  • What taxes apply to tokenized real estate gains in Mexico?

    Capital gains on property sales are taxed from 0% to 35% depending on the gain and the seller's residency; resident individuals can exempt part of a primary-residence gain, but foreign residents generally cannot. Non-residents pay income tax (ISR) on Mexican rental income. The treatment of a tokenized holding depends on its structure, so confirm with a Mexican tax advisor.

  • Who has tokenized real estate in Mexico?

    MountX Real Estate Capital, with transfer agent Vertalo, completed Mexico's first real estate tokenization – Querétaro apartments worth about US$250,000 on Tezos – and planned 15+ more. International platforms such as Reental have tokenized property in Tulum and San Miguel de Allende, and Monterrey's The Landmark has also been tokenized.

Global Jurisdictional Coverage

Every market has its own rules. Tokenizer.Estate has built the structures to make tokenization work – from Europe to Asia to the Middle East. Launch with confidence, wherever your investors are

Last updated: 21-06-2026

The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or tax advice.
Tokenizer.Estate provides a platform for real estate tokenization and connects you with licensed local partners, but we do not provide legal or regulatory guidance.
Please consult qualified professionals in your jurisdiction before making any investment or tokenization decisions.

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