Smart contract audits
The asset documents define the instrument, legal holder, investor rights, fees, risks and exit terms.
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Invest in carefully selected Nigerian properties from ₦500,000. Own a share, participate in rental income, and follow your portfolio from anywhere.

Explore Nigerian property opportunities. Each listing should show its funding progress, projected net yield, minimum and current availability up front.
Funding progress, financial assumptions and available documents sit on one page. Read the offering terms, risks, fees and diligence material before deciding.
After a transaction completes, your portfolio records the instrument and units acquired under that asset’s offering documents. Opportunities can start from ₦500,000.
Track holdings, transaction history and estimated values in one place. Any authorised distribution follows the asset documents and disclosed schedule.
Adjust the sliders to see how a single investment compounds over time.
Based on a hypothetical 12% annual rental yield and 16% annual appreciation.
A 1.00% stake in a ₦50M asset, held for 5 years at a 28% base annual return. Monthly rental distributions are reinvested in this illustration.
Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Track rent, fund your wallet and buy fractions from anywhere. The iOS and Android apps are in build — same accounts, same balances, nothing to migrate.
Shard runs in your mobile browser in the meantime. Interface and figures shown here are illustrative.
We use blockchain not as a buzzword, but as invisible infrastructure that makes ownership tamper-proof and distributions automatic.
The asset documents define the instrument, legal holder, investor rights, fees, risks and exit terms.
Ownership stakes recorded on-chain. Cannot be altered, deleted, or disputed by any party.
Every transaction and distribution is publicly verifiable on the blockchain at any time.
Physical inspection, title search, and legal due diligence on every property before listing.

You invest in the legal instrument described in the asset’s offering documents rather than buying physical title to part of a building. The documents identify the asset-owning company, any nominee or custodian, your beneficial rights, fees, distributions and exit terms.