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

Yes, and nothing on this page matters more. Selling fractional interests is regulated, under rules that differ by country. The software 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. We supply software, not permission to operate. Better to read that now than halfway through an application.

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. Here 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.

Country profiles for the UAE, the US and the UK come configured, with AED, USD and GBP as 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 we scope 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 our 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; tables and financial summaries are where a bolted on translation shows its seams.

More than a deployment, and we list it openly instead of hiding it. In the base build, admin surfaces are gated by one binary role check even though a 30-role catalog ships; the payment callback is verified with a custom digest that falls back to a sandbox secret; the KYC callback accepts a fixed sandbox signature; and the advertised lockout and password policy does nothing yet. Each of these is closed during delivery: permissions enforced route by route against your approval chain, your processor connected with raw-body signature checks and settlement reconciliation, your KYC vendor wired for genuine verification, and platform policy enforced at runtime. No deployment should meet a real investor until every item is finished.

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. For operators who prefer periodic liquidity to continuous trading, scheduled exit windows are available too. 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.

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 us, 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.

Configured at delivery: permissions enforced on every route and mapped to your 30-role operating model; your payment processor with raw-body signature checks and settlement reconciliation; your KYC vendor with verified callbacks and evidence retention; lockout, password, session and rate-limit rules that actually apply; and production data handling covering private buckets, encryption, logged exports and retention. Out of scope entirely, and not implied anywhere on this page: regulatory authorization, custody or safeguarding of client money, sanctions and PEP screening, native mobile document capture, multi-tenant white label, and app store release management.