COUNTRY

Luxembourg

TEAM SIZE

4

BUDGET

NDA

INDUSTRY

Real Estate

TECHNOLOGIES

React.js/Python/Solidity

About the Project

BlocHome had built an end-to-end platform that tokenized or fractioned economic exposure to curated residential properties and presented those exposures as purchasable slices. Investors created accounts, completed KYC, chose subscription or one-off purchases, and used the secondary billboard to trade slices; the company backed each offering with project pages, notarial/legal references and investor communications to align on-platform records with off-chain legal processes. BlocHome positioned itself as an entry point for retail investors to access property with low minimums and managed onboarding.

Challenges in Development

Operational scaling of concierge & support

Running demos, notarized signings and post-sale support across regions required CRM automation and local partner coordination.

KYC friction and activation speed

Verifying investors across jurisdictions risked onboarding drop-off, even though BlocHome targeted 24-hour verification.

Regulatory & notarial alignment

Mapping on-platform ownership slices to legally enforceable, notarized ownership or contractual rights required local legal integration and careful document workflows.

Solutions: Our software agency provided

We automated notary-grade document flows and tied on-platform holdings to legal artifacts so investor rights were auditable and jurisdictionally compliant. We optimized KYC with staged capture and third-party verifiers to meet fast activation targets while lowering abandonment. We added marketplace liquidity features (batching and incentives) plus a defensible ROI simulator with sensitivity analysis to improve investor confidence. Finally, we deployed CRM automation and concierge tooling so demos, notarizations and support scaled without large headcount increases.

QUODD Screenshot
QUODD Screenshot
Key Features of the Application

1. Monthly subscription & slice purchases

BlocHome offered monthly subscriptions (from ~€50–€100) and one-time slice purchases so investors could build exposure gradually.

2. Curated project portfolio

The platform listed curated property projects (e.g., Clapton Residence in Luxembourg-Cessange) with project pages and status details to inform investment decisions.

3. Investor onboarding & KYC

BlocHome implemented a digital account creation and KYC workflow that verified investor accounts (they advertised 24-hour verification).

4. Secondary marketplace (“Billboard”)

The product included a secondary trading surface (the “billboard”) where registered investors could buy and sell ownership slices.

5. ROI simulator & analytics

BlocHome provided an ROI simulator and investment metrics so users could model returns and track portfolio progress.

QUODD App Screenshot
Technologies We Use in This Project

The solution improved user engagement, and a pilot adoption rate exceeding expectations.

Results & Business Impact — Investor Experience & Market Outcomes

BlocHome increased retail participation by offering low-minimum subscriptions and a clear onboarding path, helping the platform register thousands of users and fund multiple projects. Faster KYC and CRM automation reduced time-to-activation and increased demo-to-purchase conversion for high-value projects. Marketplace mechanics and transparent ROI tools improved secondary trading activity and investor confidence in valuations. Overall, these changes broadened the investor base, increased funded capital across projects, and reduced manual support overhead.

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