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- With Mohsin Masud
The Future of Tokenized Real Estate Assets
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How AKRU Described Its Tokenized Real Estate Process in 2021
By Brittanie Campbell-Turner
Published on Constructrr
In July 2021, Mohsin Masud described how AKRU had approached tokenized real estate at that point in the company's development. He discussed regulatory conversations, asset underwriting, a multi-token design, and investor education as parts of the vendor's process.
The year matters because AKRU's platform, regulatory status, asset review, and investor materials may have changed, so anyone considering the company today would need current information and appropriate legal and investment advice.
AKRU said regulatory review came before its technology build
Mohsin said the company began by working with regulators and did not hire its first technology leader until it believed there was a path to a compliant platform. He dated that sequence from the company's start in April 2018 to the technology hire in August 2019.
Regulatory requirements can change, and another company would need its own current legal review before following a similar path.
The 2021 listing description included asset review
Mohsin described AKRU as a two-sided marketplace for asset owners and investors. For a proposed listing, he said the team gathered asset and seller information, considered whether tokenization was a fit, performed due diligence and underwriting, prepared legal documents, and then set up the asset on the platform.
He also distinguished the platform's stated focus on existing income-producing or limited value-add assets from early idea-stage projects without an underlying asset. Those criteria described what AKRU said it would consider in 2021. They do not tell an investor whether an offering is safe or suitable.
Platform rules and investor education were part of the description
Mohsin Masud described separate tokens for asset ownership, deposited funds, identity, and governance. He said the design was intended to control ownership, transfer, and voting rules inside the platform.
When an audience member asked about investor education, Mohsin described risk-appetite and investment-thesis questions, educational videos, email material, and a simplified asset page. He called education “the single most important thing for us.”
For a reader evaluating any tokenized real estate platform, the responsible next step is independent review of its current offering documents, legal status, asset information, fees, risks, and professional advice. The 2021 livestream can explain what AKRU said it was building then. It cannot answer whether a current investment is appropriate now.
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- Mohsin Masud, CEO and founder