A product of the Lydiaan Protocol

Real estate, re-engineeredfor a more liquid world.

The property stays real. The way capital meets it evolves. From the UAE to London, Istanbul and Spain, great real estate has always attracted capital. The next evolution is not to change the asset. It is to change the ways an investor can access it, participate in it, build exposure to it and, where the structure and law permit, move out of it.

LiquidBrix.com is the specialised real-estate gateway to Lydiaan Protocol — the digital infrastructure used to structure, issue and manage eligible real-world-asset and security-token instruments through their lifecycle. Powered by Lydiaan Protocol. Backed by the AGP Group.

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One world of real estate. A more flexible way to invest in it — subject at all times to local law, licensing, investor eligibility and offering restrictions.

A solid holding, cut into progressively finer units.

01 · The shift

Real estate has gone global.Investing in it is still too often all-or-nothing.

A buyer can discover a property in Dubai from London, study an opportunity in Istanbul from the UAE, or compare assets in Spain from anywhere in the world. Yet the investment itself often still begins with one large commitment, one property and one long holding journey.

Today's investor is asking a different set of questions before committing serious capital.

How much must I commit at the start?
Can I begin with a smaller position and build over time?
What economic rights does the investment carry?
What happens if I want liquidity before the underlying property is sold?
Can I diversify across projects, cities or markets rather than concentrate in one asset?
Can an investment eventually progress towards ownership of the property itself?

That changes the commercial equation for developers and asset owners. Large ticket sizes narrow the audience. Long commitments create hesitation. Unclear exit routes slow decisions. And many investors who like the property are lost simply because they are not ready to buy the entire property today.

The question is no longer only: can I afford to buy? Increasingly, it is: how much flexibility do I have after I invest?

02 · The global real-estate opportunity

One investment idea.Many of the world's most desired property markets.

LiquidBrix.com is built around a simple principle: the investment layer should be able to adapt to the commercial character of the property, the investor and the jurisdiction.

That makes the model relevant to markets as different as the UAE, London, Istanbul and Spain. The buildings, buyer profiles and regulations may differ. The underlying investor questions are remarkably consistent: entry size, income, transparency, flexibility, diversification and exit.

Market

UAE

Premium residential, branded developments, income assets and new-project capital.

Market

London

A global property market where investors may seek structured access to high-value assets.

Market

Istanbul

A cross-continental real-estate market suited to flexible, digitally enabled investor participation.

Market

Spain

Residential, hospitality and lifestyle-led property opportunities that can attract international capital.

The vision is not to make every market identical. It is to create a common digital investment infrastructure that can support eligible structures market by market, subject at all times to local law, licensing, investor eligibility and offering restrictions.

03 · What LiquidBrix.com is

Not a property portal.Not tokenization for tokenization's sake.

LiquidBrix.com begins with the commercial objective, not the technology. The first question is not "what can we tokenize?" It is "what does the real-estate company need to achieve?"

Monetise selected inventory earlier.
Open a new capital channel for a development.
Reduce the minimum investment threshold.
Create a new investor product around an existing asset.
Build potential liquidity mechanisms into the structure.
Turn investors into future property buyers.
Extend one property relationship into a long-term investor ecosystem.

Once the objective is clear, the eligible asset can be matched with the appropriate legal, financial and digital structure.

One platform. Multiple structures. One commercial purpose: make real estate work harder.

04 · The structures

The asset does not need to change.The way an investor participates can.

Fractional participation

Break an eligible investment into smaller investable positions so more investors can enter, without reducing the quality of the underlying property.

Debt structures

Create coupon-bearing instruments with a defined tenure, payment architecture and maturity, supported by the approved underlying structure.

NAV-linked units

Link the economic value of an investment unit to the valuation of the underlying property or asset pool.

Convertible structures

Design instruments that may convert from debt into equity, or from an investment position into property ownership, where the approved structure permits.

Redeemable structures

Build defined redemption mechanics into an instrument, subject to the terms, funding model and applicable law.

Ownership participation

Record an eligible ownership interest under an approved structure, supported by a digital register and lifecycle management.

05 · Commercial routes

One property portfolio.Five different commercial answers.

Route 1 · Activate inventory

Turn property stock into working capital.

Liquidity without disposing of the asset.

Completed inventory that remains unsold still holds significant embedded value. It can be converted into a liquid debt instrument without disposing of the underlying asset, so the stock begins working before a whole-property buyer appears.

Structure a debt token offering.
Place ownership documents with an approved custodian.
Mint debt tokens through Lydiaan Protocol.
Offer to retail investors, HNIs, family offices and institutions.
Generate liquidity while retaining underlying ownership.

The returns

Unlock value from idle inventory
Liquidity without asset disposal
Expanded investor participation
Alternative financing channels

Route 2 · Open the middle market

Reduce the entry barrier, not the property.

Fractional ownership of existing inventory.

An investor who is unwilling to commit the full price of a premium property may still want meaningful exposure to it. A smaller eligible investment position creates a bridge between "I like this property" and "I am ready to buy the whole property."

Property can be divided into smaller investable units — a 1 BHK apartment split into twenty digital ownership tokens, accessible to far more investors. That middle market need not be lost.

Mint unit tokens for fractional property interests.
Place ownership documents under custodial control.
Offer units to a wide investor base.
Enable transfers, redemptions, buybacks and conversions.
Manage the full lifecycle through Lydiaan.

The returns

Lower investment ticket sizes
Wider investor participation
Faster inventory monetization
Greater investment flexibility

Route 3 · Promoter holdings

Infuse liquidity through promoter holdings.

Value released without surrendering control.

Promoters hold significant but illiquid interests in real-estate companies and projects. LiquidBrix.com, on Lydiaan Protocol, can unlock that value without surrendering operational control of the business or the project.

Design equity or debt token structures.
Place shares or interests under custodial control.
Mint digital tokens for the chosen structure.
Offer tokens to investors and raise funds.
Retain operational control throughout.

The returns

Value unlocked from existing holdings
Liquidity from dormant assets
Improved capital efficiency
New investor segments accessed

Route 4 · Add a capital channel

Let funding and future sales live in the same ecosystem.

Launching a new real-estate project.

A new project does not have to rely only on developer capital, bank finance, institutional funding and traditional pre-sales. Eligible digital instruments can create an additional route to capital around a selected project or asset pool — raising funds through equity, debt, or by tokenizing the project itself.

The investor who helps fund the project today may become the customer who buys from it tomorrow.

Choose an equity, debt or project-unit token structure.
Place project documentation with a custodian.
Mint tokens representing the opportunity.
Offer to investors — interest, dividends, profit share, appreciation.
Manage all investor obligations through Lydiaan.

The returns

Early-stage capital raised
Investors become customers
Profit and income participation
Capital appreciation potential

Route 5 · Design for liquidity

Entry attracts attention. Exit builds confidence.

Property investors think about eventual exit before they invest. Liquidity should never be promised where it cannot be guaranteed, but eligible structures can be designed from the outset around defined redemption, buyback, transfer, periodic liquidity windows or conversion mechanisms where legally permitted.

Liquidity cannot always be guaranteed. It can, however, be considered at the design stage rather than ignored.

06 · How it works

Five steps from a commercial objectiveto a live investor register.

Instruments are issued and administered on the Lydiaan Protocol, which holds the register of who owns what and executes every corporate action against that register. Nothing is issued until the structure, the eligibility and the regulatory pathway are settled — the technology comes last, not first.

Define the objective and identify the asset

We start with what the company needs to achieve, then identify which assets can support it. Eligibility, title, valuation and encumbrances are reviewed before anything else.

Structure the instrument and settle the pathway

The SPV or ownership architecture, the instrument, investor rights and eligibility, the return architecture, tenure and maturity, custody and settlement integration, and the jurisdiction and regulatory pathway are determined with the AGP professional bench.

Issue on Lydiaan Protocol

The approved structure is configured on the protocol — supply, class, terms, record dates, distribution rules and transfer restrictions written into the instrument itself, with ownership and holder records held on one register.

Onboard investors and distribute

KYC-based investor onboarding, eligibility and suitability checks, wallet and custody setup, then subscription, distribution and allocation. Only verified, eligible investors reach the register.

Operate the instrument, then close it

Income events, corporate actions, governance and investor communication run for as long as the instrument lives; transfers, buyback, conversion and redemption close it, with the full audit trail retained.

07 · The whole lifecycle

From the day an asset enters the systemto the day the instrument closes.

LiquidBrix.com uses Lydiaan Protocol as the digital infrastructure beneath the investment lifecycle. The objective is continuity: one investor record, one instrument history and one auditable sequence of events.

1 Onboard and tokenize

Asset onboarding and eligibility
Instrument definition
Digital issuance
Ownership and holder records

2 Structure

SPV and ownership architecture
Investor rights and eligibility
Return architecture, tenure and maturity
Custody and settlement integration

3 Operate

KYC-based investor onboarding
Subscription, distribution and allocation
Interest, yield and dividend events
Governance, voting and communication
Ongoing records and corporate actions

4 Monetize and close

Transfers
Buyback
Conversion
Redemption
Maturity, closure and final audit trail

08 · The investor workspace

One account. Every position.Every entitlement. Every action.

The investor should not have to decode a chain of emails, statements and notices to understand what they own. LiquidBrix.com is designed to bring the investment relationship into one digital workspace.

Marketplace

Eligible offerings, terms and subscription.

Portfolio

Holdings, valuations and entitlements in one view.

Transactions

A complete record of cash and token movements.

Income

Interest, yield and dividend events.

Corporate actions

Bonus issues, buybacks, conversions and redemptions.

Governance

Resolutions, meetings and holder voting.

Custody and wallet

Investor-controlled actions recorded against the register.

The ambition is simple: make a sophisticated asset feel administratively clear.

09 · From one transaction to an investor ecosystem

Do not lose the buyerwho says "not yet".

Traditional property marketing often has one binary outcome: the prospect buys the property or walks away. LiquidBrix.com creates room for a longer relationship.

01 Prospect

Interested in property, but not ready for a full purchase.

02 Investor

Begins with a smaller eligible position.

03 Repeat investor

Builds exposure over time.

04 Property buyer

May progress towards ownership under a predefined structure.

05 Owner

Becomes part of the developer's customer ecosystem.

06 Portfolio investor

Participates in the next asset, project or market.

In the future, and where regulations allow, that journey can also become geographic: an investor may begin with an eligible UAE opportunity and later diversify into London, Istanbul, Spain or other approved markets without leaving the same investment ecosystem.

From a sales database to a cross-border investor relationship.

10 · Who LiquidBrix.com is for

Developers

Activate inventory, widen the buyer funnel, add project-capital channels and create a pathway from investor to property buyer.

Brokerages

Create an additional route to monetise eligible mandates where the single whole-property buyer has not yet appeared.

Asset owners and landlords

Explore ways to release value from stabilised or income-producing property without necessarily relying on an outright sale.

Funds and family offices

Access structured exposure to eligible real estate with defined rights, records, governance and lifecycle administration.

Cross-border platforms

Build a common digital investment layer across multiple property markets, subject to each jurisdiction's regulatory requirements.

Promoters

Release value from illiquid interests in real-estate companies and projects while retaining operational control.

11 · Structure and licence

From the group, through the protocol,into the property market.

Real-estate tokenization sits at the intersection of disciplines that cannot be solved by software alone: property, finance, regulation and technology. LiquidBrix.com is not a standalone application. It sits at the end of a licence chain that begins with a professional services group and runs through infrastructure that the same group built and owns.

The developer

AGP Webpulse LLC-FZ

Software development and digital marketing, UAE. Develops and owns the Lydiaan Protocol.

The infrastructure

Lydiaan Protocol

The digital RWA and security-token infrastructure used to structure, issue and manage eligible digital assets across their lifecycle. www.lydiaan.com

Exclusive licence · real estate

LiquidBrix.com

The commercial layer that takes Lydiaan's infrastructure into real estate and converts technology into use cases for developers, asset owners, brokerages and investors.

The licence

AGP Webpulse LLC-FZ has granted LiquidBrix.com the rights to use the Lydiaan Protocol for real-estate projects, under the applicable licence scope. The protocol licenses one operator per category: INTERESTperday.com holds the equivalent licence for money market and debt instruments, and theT20cricket.com for cricket-related projects.

Why it matters to an issuer

In conventional structures the register of holdings, the paying agent, the custodian and the trustee are separate parties, and the reconciliation between them is where errors and delays accumulate. Here the register and the payment engine are one system, owned inside the group that also audits it.

AGP provides the ecosystem. AGP Webpulse built the technology. Lydiaan is the protocol. LiquidBrix.com takes it to real estate.

AGP GROUP Technology · Advisory · Audit · Taxation

DUBAIMUMBAIDUBLINDELHILUCKNOW

United Arab Emirates

AGP Webpulse LLC-FZ

Software development and digital marketing · developer and owner of the Lydiaan Protocol

Artifae Corporate Services LLC

Corporate, licensing and business services

Artifae LLC

Commercial ventures · artifae.ae

Ireland · European Union

AGP Advisory Limited

Advisory services across the European Union · Dublin

India

TASK & Associates

Chartered Accountants: audit, tax and compliance

AY TASKK Consulting LLP

Management and business consulting

Indraprastha IT Cell Pvt. Ltd.

Information technology services

12 · The way forward

See it. Select the right use case.Prove it. Then scale it.

LiquidBrix.com is not trying to make property virtual. It is trying to make participation in real property more modular, more transparent and more adaptable to different investor needs.

Smaller entry can widen the addressable investor base.
Multiple instrument types can match different commercial objectives.
Digital records can improve transparency and lifecycle administration.
Designed liquidity mechanisms can address one of the investor's earliest concerns.
Investor relationships can continue beyond a single transaction.
A common infrastructure can support future expansion across multiple property markets, subject to local law.

Step 1

Demonstrate

Run a live demonstration showing how an eligible asset can move through onboarding, structuring, issuance, investor participation, income events, transfers and redemption.

Step 2

Identify

Select the strongest commercial use case: inventory monetisation, fractional access, project capital, flex-to-own or investor liquidity.

Step 3

Pilot

Use one asset and one objective. Define the instrument, SPV, investor rights, tenure, custody, eligible investor base, distribution approach and regulatory pathway.

Step 4

Scale

Extend a proven model across additional assets, portfolios, projects and, where permitted, additional jurisdictions.

Smaller entry. More flexible structures. More capital routes. A wider investor universe. A pathway towards ownership. And, where appropriate and lawful, liquidity considered from the beginning.

The property does not change. What an investor can do with it does.

13 · Before you proceed

What has to be truebefore anything is issued.

Everything described on this site is conditional by design. A structure is only as sound as the eligibility, the documentation and the regulatory pathway behind it, and those are settled case by case rather than assumed.

The conditions that govern every structure

Asset eligibility. Title, valuation, encumbrances and the consent of the owner determine whether an asset can support an instrument at all.
Law and licensing. Securities and virtual-asset regulation, licensing and offering restrictions differ by jurisdiction and can change. A structure permitted in one market may not be available in another.
Investor eligibility. Availability depends on country of residence and, for some offerings, on investor category. Every account is subject to identity and source-of-funds checks before it can subscribe.
Liquidity. References to redemption, transfer, buyback, conversion or liquidity windows describe possible structural features, not guarantees. An investor should not assume a position can be realised early, or at any particular price.
Credit and performance. Where an instrument is a claim on an issuer or a project, the return depends on that issuer's ability to pay. Digital records do not change the underlying credit.
Custody and platform. Custody arrangements, technical failure or loss of access to a wallet can affect a holding.
Tax. Treatment and reporting obligations depend on the jurisdiction of the asset, the issuer and the investor, and should be confirmed with a professional.

All structures described on this site are conceptual and remain subject to asset eligibility, commercial feasibility, applicable securities and virtual-asset laws, licensing, investor eligibility, offering restrictions, custody arrangements, tax treatment and other regulatory requirements in the relevant jurisdiction.

References to liquidity, redemption, transfer, returns, conversion, ownership or buyback describe possible structural features and do not constitute guarantees. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security or digital asset in any jurisdiction, nor is it investment, legal or tax advice.

14 · Questions

The things askedbefore a first conversation.

Is LiquidBrix.com selling property, or selling tokens?

Neither, in itself. LiquidBrix.com is the commercial and structuring layer. The real-estate company remains the owner of the asset and the issuer of the instrument. LiquidBrix.com designs the structure with the AGP professional bench, configures it on Lydiaan Protocol and administers the lifecycle around it.

Does an investor own the building?

That depends on the structure. Some instruments record an ownership participation under an approved structure; others are debt, NAV-linked or convertible instruments carrying economic rights rather than title. What a holder owns is defined in the documentation for that specific instrument, not by the platform.

Is this regulated?

Every structure is subject to the securities, virtual-asset and licensing requirements of the jurisdiction in which it is offered, and to the eligibility of both the asset and the investor. The regulatory pathway is settled during structuring, before anything is issued.

Who can invest?

Eligibility depends on country of residence and, for some offerings, on investor category. Every account goes through identity and source-of-funds checks before it can subscribe, and individual offerings may be restricted to particular jurisdictions. Transfer restrictions are written into the instrument, so an ineligible holder cannot reach the register through a secondary transfer.

Can these instruments be traded or exited early?

Only where the approved structure and the applicable law permit it. Depending on the instrument, exit may come through defined redemption at maturity, a buyback window, a transfer, a periodic liquidity window or conversion into another instrument. Liquidity is designed for where it can be. It is never presented as guaranteed, and an investor should plan on holding to maturity unless the terms say otherwise.

What happens if the project stalls or the issuer cannot pay?

The protections available to holders are those written into the structure: security over the asset or the SPV, priority of payment, covenants, reserve arrangements and enforcement rights. These are commercial and legal questions decided during structuring and disclosed in the offering documents. Tokenization does not create protections that the underlying structure does not give.

Where are the assets and the documents held?

Title sits with the owner or the SPV according to the approved architecture, and ownership documentation is placed with an approved custodian. Digital instruments are held by the investor in a wallet, or under an integrated custody arrangement where the structure calls for one. The ownership record and the movement history live on the same register.

What does the Lydiaan Protocol actually do here?

It holds the register of who owns what and executes every corporate action against that register: distributions, interest and dividend events, bonus issues, buybacks, conversions, redemptions, announcements and holder votes. In conventional structures those functions are split across a registrar, a paying agent, a custodian and a trustee. Here they run on one system, so the holding and the record of the holding are the same object rather than two records that must be reconciled.

Which markets can this be used in?

The infrastructure is common; the availability is not. The model is being built for markets including the UAE, London, Istanbul and Spain, but each structure is supported market by market, subject to local law, licensing, investor eligibility and offering restrictions. A structure available in one jurisdiction should not be assumed to be available in another.

What does a real-estate company have to do?

Provide the asset and the commercial objective, and take the decisions that only an owner can take. The instrument design, regulatory pathway, technology configuration, investor onboarding and lifecycle administration are handled by LiquidBrix.com with the AGP Group.

How long does a pilot take, and what does it cost?

A demonstration can be arranged quickly. A pilot's timeline is driven by the structuring and regulatory work rather than the technology: asset eligibility, SPV formation, documentation and the approval pathway. Pricing depends on the structure, the size of the issue and the scope of the professional work involved, and is agreed in writing before a pilot begins. There is no charge for the demonstration.

Why not build this in-house?

Because issuance is the small part. The lifecycle — distributions, corporate actions, governance, transfers, redemption, records and audit trail — runs for years and has to be right every time. Lydiaan Protocol already performs that work, and the AGP Group already carries the structuring, tax, audit and risk capability around it.

15 · Enquiries

Developers, asset owners,partners and investors.

Enquiries are handled through the AGP Group. Tell us which side of the instrument you are on, and the relevant team will come back to you.

Name

Company

Country

I am enquiring as

Your enquiry

Thank you. Your enquiry has been recorded and the relevant team will respond by email.

Group

www.agpcorporation.com

Technology, advisory, audit and taxation across the UAE, India and the European Union.

Protocol

www.lydiaan.com

The issuance and management infrastructure this product is licensed to use.

Licence

Real estate

Licence to use the Lydiaan Protocol for real-estate projects, granted by AGP Webpulse LLC-FZ.

LiquidBrix.com — real estate, with flexibility designed in. UAE | London | Istanbul | Spain. Operated under a licence to use the Lydiaan Protocol for real-estate projects, granted by AGP Webpulse LLC-FZ. This page is a marketing communication provided for information only. It is not investment advice, not a recommendation, and not an offer or solicitation to buy any instrument. Products and services described may not be available in all jurisdictions and are subject to eligibility checks. Capital is at risk. © 2026 AGP Group. All rights reserved.