Barzah Capital joins QFC Digital Assets Lab to advance real estate tokenisation model
The Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) has welcomed Barzah Capital as the latest participant in its Digital Assets Lab, where the Qatar-based company will develop and test its real estate tokenisation model...
The Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) recently welcomed Barzah Capital as a member of its Digital Assets Lab. Barzah Capital, a real estate-focused company, will utilize this platform to develop and test its real estate tokenisation model within QFC's Digital Assets Framework.
Barzah Capital's mission involves converting property assets into digital tokens, enabling investors to hold fractional shares in real estate. The company, a 2025 graduate of the Qatar FinTech Hub Pre-Acceleration programme and a QDB portfolio company, will collaborate with QFC to navigate the relevant regulatory landscape and integrate market insights.
Real estate holds significant potential in Qatar for tokenisation due to its ability to democratize investment, enhance liquidity, and increase transparency. QFC CEO Mansoor Rashid al-Khater emphasized that tokenisation is transforming investment opportunities, particularly in real estate.
For Barzah Capital, joining the QFC Digital Assets Lab represents a crucial step in constructing Shariah-compliant tokenisation infrastructure from Qatar. The company is focusing initially on real estate but aspires to expand its offerings to other assets in the future. Barzah Capital's founder and chairman, Mana Ibrahim H al-Mana, expressed optimism about the collaboration with QFC and its ecosystem to validate their legal, regulatory, and technological model, ultimately promoting a trusted digital assets ecosystem in Qatar.
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