One policy change to unlock India’s tokenisation economy. What would it be? At Panel A: Addressing Policy Gaps in Tokenisation at The Box Launch, moderator Aritra Sarkhel (Polygon) asked each panelist the same question: What one recommendation would you put on the Finance Minister’s and RBI Governor’s desks tomorrow morning? Their answers: ⚖️ Give tokens legal standing. Once a token carries legal ownership, the rest can follow. 🏛️ Align central and state laws. Without that, ownership can’t transfer cleanly to future token holders. Government-owned land, where disputes are fewest, could be the place to start. 🏢 Define tokenisation once, not per asset class. “If you’re fractionalising the property, it’s a property. It’s not a digital asset.” 🔧 Stay technology-neutral. Let platforms use whatever brings efficiency and liquidity. 📋 Recognition first, then tax and compliance. “You cannot have three layers of parallel regimes of compliance for one single transaction.” These are the questions we think about every day at RealX, where every investment is backed by a registered trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882. Thank you to our panel members for a sharp conversation. 📍 The Box Launch | World Trade Center, Mumbai Presented by RealX and @MSTC_World , in partnership with Liminal. #RealX #TheBoxLaunch #Tokenisation #PolicyMatters #RealEstate #RWA

Can tokenisation open up real estate to smaller investors? Our Co-Founder & CEO Manish Kumar, @senzibl shared his view with @FinancialXpress. His key point is that a blockchain record alone isn’t enough. Tokenisation works only when the record is legally tied to the property, and when the industry agrees on common standards so investors can actually exit. That’s why every RealX investment is backed by a registered trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882. Read the full piece - financialexpress.com/busines… #realestate #tokenisation #tokenizedassets