White Label Fractional Real Estate Platform - Multi-Currency, Arabic RTL & Owner Register

It lets investors own a slice of one specific building instead of units in a pooled fund, collect their share of rent pro rata, and resell that slice on a secondary market with no wait for the property to be sold. As operator you source and underwrite the properties, keep the ownership register and run each payout. The Miracuves white-label fractional real estate platform is the platform underneath the fractional property clones, and it ships as a Next.js 15 investor app on React 19, an operator console of roughly thirty workspaces, an Expo SDK 52 React Native client and a partner portal for developers, all running on a PostgreSQL domain with 77 models and 229 API routes.

A subscription charges you every month to use software that stays on the vendor’s servers, and your access usually lapses when the payments do. With the Miracuves platform you pay $6,099 once, the full source is handed over and the platform runs on infrastructure you choose, with no monthly platform fee. Owning it does not make every cost disappear: your own license, hosting, KYC providers and payment gateways are still yours to pay. The difference is who keeps the code, the database and the investor register when the relationship ends.

The UAE, the US and the UK each come with a configured country profile, and AED, USD and GBP are the base currencies. Each profile is more than a symbol: it sets that market’s minimum ticket, its eligibility and suitability checks and its formatting conventions. Switching on a fourth market is a settings job inside the software, yet getting its rules right is genuine work, so Miracuves scopes it properly instead of pretending it is a menu choice.

Eight interface locales are included, and Arabic is mirrored to a true right-to-left layout rather than dropped into a left-to-right frame, with numbers, dates and currency formatted per locale. The fair test, for the Miracuves build or any vendor’s, is to open the demo, switch to Arabic and inspect the wallet, the order summary and the portfolio table, not the headings. Headings are the easy part of right-to-left layout, whereas tables and financial summaries are where a bolted on translation shows its seams.

No balance is stored as an editable figure: each one is derived from the double-entry ledger, and amounts sit in integer minor units so rounding never drifts. A single investor can hold more than one currency at once. FX quotes and conversions go through a bounded rate cache so no provider is hit on every page view, which keeps latency and provider spend predictable when a catalog shows prices in a second currency. Conversion takes place at subscription, at distribution and at withdrawal, and the spread on each one is among the six revenue levers you control.

A holder offers some or all of a stake, other investors put in offers, and the accepted offer settles as one atomic ownership transfer: the register gains a new entry, a fresh certificate is issued and the ledger books both sides together, so there is never a half-finished trade. Scheduled exit windows are also available to operators who would rather offer periodic liquidity than continuous trading. What software cannot promise is that a buyer turns up, which leads to the next question.

Then the investor keeps it, and nothing on the platform should ever have suggested otherwise. A secondary market makes selling easier; it does not make selling certain, and retail holders deserve to hear that their exit depends on someone wanting the stake at their price. Scheduled exit and redemption windows offer a predictable fallback, and whether you fund redemptions from your own balance sheet is a commercial and regulatory call, not a toggle.

Yes, and nothing on this page matters more. Selling fractional interests is regulated, under rules that differ by country. The Miracuves white-label fractional real estate platform is software: it holds no authorization, license or regulated status anywhere, neither holds nor safeguards client money, and runs no sanctions or politically exposed person screening. Deploying it gives you no right to raise money from the public. You obtain your own license, registration or exemption in each market, and the legal structure of each property, with your counsel and regulator. Miracuves supplies software, not permission to operate. Better to read that now than halfway through an application.

A deployment alone is not enough, and we list the rest in the open. Delivery completes four steps: per-route permissions that follow your approval chain, a processor hookup with raw-body signatures and settlement reconciliation, a KYC vendor doing genuine verification, and policy applied while the platform runs. No real investor should touch a deployment until every one is done.

At delivery we configure the following. Permissions are enforced on each route and follow the 30-role operating model you run. Settlement reconciliation and raw-body signature checks are set up for your payment processor. Verified callbacks and evidence retention are set up for your KYC vendor. Rate-limit, session, password and lockout rules are set so that they actually apply. Production data handling covers retention, logged exports, encryption and private buckets. Outside the core build: multi-tenant white label, native mobile document capture and sanctions and PEP screening are offered as their own scoped work, while custody and safeguarding of client money and regulatory authorization rest with your licensed entity.

Anyone can buy software and anyone can bid on buildings, so neither is the edge. The edge is a license in a market that is hard to enter, a register and payout record an acquirer can diligence, and investors who have already been paid correctly several times over. Arabic and multi-market localization give you a visible early lead with Gulf investors, and they are easier to build in than bolt on later, but a lead is not a moat. What lasts is being the operator whose figures always reconcile.

All investor-facing identity: platform name, logo and color palette, domains, app store listings, notification emails and investor statements. Ownership goes deeper than the skin: the source, the database and every investor record are yours, handed over in full with the investor app, operator console, partner portal, mobile client and Prisma schema with migrations. No runtime license, nothing reports back to Miracuves, no fee per investor or transaction, plus the ten-document technical suite, security handbook and VAPT review included.

Six working days to a platform carrying your brand, running on your infrastructure, with your markets, currencies and locales set up. Those days cover deployment, branding and configuration only. They exclude the security hardening pass, live provider wiring, sanctions screening and any regulatory application; each is scoped on its own, and each still sits between a running deployment and a platform accepting public money. Bigger custom work takes two to eight weeks and is priced in writing before it begins, as laid out on the Miracuves facts page.

Miracuves has shipped 9,000+ projects serving 6,000+ clients, and lists 90+ ready-made solutions. No named client has received a fractional real estate platform so far, and rather than invent one this page says so. What stands in its place is a working build with complete source, plus a read-only demo you can open now. Also included: AED, USD and GBP country profiles with Arabic right-to-left built into the code; ten technical documents, including the security handbook and the VAPT review; a written checklist of what must be closed out before real money moves; and six working days to a branded deployment on infrastructure you own. Each company figure, with its scope, is published on the Miracuves facts page.

Expect a single market, a single currency and a short list of properties. Platform and management fees do the earning while resale activity stays thin, since holders rarely sell before the first cohort looks for an exit. Most of the year goes into servicing: showing that each payout reconciles, that the owner register stands up to a reviewer and that an investor asking to leave gets a truthful answer. Operators who chase raise speed over servicing quality usually find the weakness when repairing it costs the most.

A one-off $6,099 makes the platform yours outright, covering investor web and mobile apps, the operator console, a partner portal, complete source and setup on servers you choose. No monthly charge follows, investors are not billed per head by us, and capital you raise stays untouched by any fee of ours. Delivery configuration such as provider wiring, hardening and screening is quoted with you separately.

In most cases yes, because the slowest parts to get right already work, and you can inspect them in the demo: the append-only ownership register, wallets in AED, USD and GBP, controlled distribution runs and resale between investors. You get a branded deployment in six working days. A custom build only pays off for an unusual holding structure, scoped in writing at two to eight weeks.

Six working days gives you the branded web platform on your infrastructure with markets, currencies and locales set. From your source, the Expo project produces iOS and Android apps; store signing, listings and release are part of delivery, and review follows the store schedules. Native KYC document capture arrives through a provider integration.

Co-owners buy slices of a property, receive rent in proportion and can resell their slice. The operator charges along that lifecycle, at entry, during ownership, on payout, on resale and at exit, and converts currency for investors who hold in a different one. You set every rate per market, and fee income is not shared with the software vendor.

Open the read-only demo and walk the investor, operator, finance and partner workspaces. Share your brand, target markets, currencies, locales and hosting. We install, rebrand and configure the country profiles, handing over a running platform in six working days. Hardening, live payment and KYC providers, sanctions screening and your own license are then closed out before any real investor money moves.

One deployment carries one operator brand. If you operate several brands, each runs as its own branded deployment with its own name, logo, colors, domains and markets. That keeps each investor book separate, and your investors only ever see the identity of the brand they signed up with.

No. This platform records ownership of a slice of one specific building in an append-only ownership register, with every money movement posted to a double-entry ledger. It does not rely on blockchain tokens. Investors still collect rent pro rata and can resell a stake to other investors through the secondary market.

Everything investors see is yours to set: platform name, logo and color palette, domains, app store listings and notification emails. Markets, currencies and locales are configured at delivery, and the one-off $6,099 makes the platform yours outright. Anything beyond that is scoped separately, so you can extend it as your operation grows.