Integra Announces $12B+ AuM RWA Consortium Behind Real Estate Blockchain
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, October 24th, 2025, Chainwire
Integra, a full-stack Layer 1 blockchain built specifically for real estate, has made its public debut, revealing that over $12 billion worth of managed property assets are already integrated through a consortium of global partners spanning the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East.
Designed to act as the base layer of the real estate economy, Integra sets out to modernize a $400 trillion market that remains slow, fragmented, and largely disconnected from the digital world, according to announcement made on X on 21 October.
The World’s Largest Asset Class, Stalled in Time
Real estate represents 75% of global wealth, yet still operates with pre-digital infrastructure. Deals take months to close, ownership is fragmented across registries, and data lives behind layers of intermediaries.
While stocks and crypto trade in seconds, property still moves at 20th-century speed, an inefficiency that locks trillions in untapped value.
“Every major market has moved online. Real estate hasn’t,” said an Integra founding member. “It’s still governed by geography, middlemen, and paperwork. That’s exactly what we’re dismantling.”
Building the Digital Backbone of Real Estate
Integra is purpose-built to turn property into a digitally native, programmable asset class. Instead of forcing real estate to adapt to multipurpose blockchains, Integra’s framework is modeled directly after how assets, capital, and compliance interact in traditional markets.
Its core architecture is organized around four unified layers:
Asset Operating System: standardizing how property data and transactions flow in one interoperable system while staying accessible to everyday users.
Trust Layer: embedding documentation, legal attestations, and verifications at the chain’s core.
Liquidity Layer: enabling seamless, compliant exchange and settlement of tokenized real estate across platforms.
Stable: the chain’s native liquidity unit, designed to power real estate settlements and capture transaction volume.
Together, these layers form a complete foundation for developers, funds, and marketplaces to build, tokenize, and trade real assets like any digital instrument.
A $12B+ Consortium at Launch
Integra’s foundation rests on a global alliance of property developers, funds, and infrastructure providers collectively managing over $12 billion in real estate. This consortium positions Integra as both the largest real estate blockchain and the leading RWA chain globally, surpassing Ethereum’s total real-world asset value today.
These partners contribute verified asset inflows, jurisdictional frameworks, and digital infrastructure, ensuring Integra begins as an institutional-grade network, not an experiment.
Within this ecosystem, tokenized properties already produce $100 million in annualized rent and dividends, along with $500 million in expected 5-year exits, creating roughly $200 million in recurring annual flow.
Every rent payment or property sale compounds network liquidity, generating ongoing capital rotation and fees that strengthen the chain’s economy.
As more activity moves on-chain, Integra aims to become the core settlement layer for these real-estate cash flows, echoing trends seen in Stripe’s and Phantom’s native stablecoin strategies.
The Timing
Global real estate turnover is under 0.25% of total market value each year, compared to 1x in equities and 5x in crypto markets.
If the sector achieved even 5% of crypto’s trading velocity, it could surpass $100 trillion in annual on-chain volume.
With tokenization standards, custody infrastructure, and regulatory clarity converging, the conditions are ideal for real estate’s digital inflection point.
Integra stands as the connective layer uniting traditional asset managers with the new on-chain economy. In the coming months, Integra will launch its public testnet, unveil developer integrations, and begin institutional-grade tokenization pilots, steps toward making property ownership and exchange as seamless and global as trading any digital asset.
About Integra
Integra is a real estate–focused Layer 1 blockchain designed for trust, compliance, and interoperability. It enables tokenization, management, and exchange of real-world assets at scale. With a consortium representing $12B+ in managed assets, Integra provides the foundation layer for a programmable, liquid real estate economy.