Landbitt Private Limited has announced the launch of India’s first blockchain-based real estate tokenization and fractional ownership platform, introducing a new model for digital land investment. The initiative marks a significant step toward modernizing property ownership and aims to make land investment more transparent, secure, and affordable for a wider range of investors.
The newly launched platform enables individuals to purchase fractional shares of verified land parcels through blockchain-backed digital tokens. Each token represents a specific portion of a property’s value, allowing investors to own a part of real estate without committing to the full cost of land acquisition. The company said this model is designed to lower entry barriers for investors—especially young professionals, first-time b,uyers, and non-resident Indians—who may find traditional real estate investment financially or legally complex.
“Landbitt is India’s step toward digital land ownership,” said Kiran Sheoran Singhani, Director of Landbitt Pvt. Ltd. The company aims to enable every Indian , from young professionals to NRIs to participate in land ownership with greater trust, transparency, and convenience.
The platform integrates multiple emerging technologies—blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR)—to create a holistic digital investment experience. Blockchain ensures tamper-proof records of ownership and transaction history, while AI algorithms assist in property valuation, market analysis, and fraud detection. The use of AR/VR allows potential investors to conduct virtual site visits and explore land parcels digitally before committing funds, bridging the gap between traditional real estate experience and modern digital convenience.
Each property listed on Landbitt undergoes a rigorous verification process, including ownership authentication, document validation, and valuation assessment. Once verified, properties are tokenized and made available for fractional investment. The company uses a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) model to legally structure investments and safeguard investor interests. The SPV ensures that ownership rights, revenue-sharing mechanisms, and exit options are clearly defined, providing an additional layer of legal and financial security.
Landbitt’s ecosystem also extends to the real estate agent community through a dedicated Agent Dashboard. This feature enables brokers to manage leads, referrals, commissions, and performance in real time. The dashboard incorporates tools such as digital visiting cards, recognition systems, and leaderboards, allowing agents to build credibility and expand their network digitally. The company believes that empowering agents with data and technology will strengthen transparency and efficiency in the broader property market.
Landbitt plans to expand its suite of technology-driven solutions. Upcoming features include cross-chain token bridges to enable smooth token transfers between different blockchain networks, IoT-based land monitoring systems for real-time data on land use and conditions, and DocBot, an AI-powered legal assistant designed to automate and simplify documentation and due diligence. The company is also exploring integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) scoring mechanisms to encourage responsible and sustainable land investment practices.
Singhani said“Landbitt is not just another PropTech venture—it’s a bridge between traditional land ownership and the digital future,”. Singhani added that the company is combining technology and transparency to create opportunities for all investors, not only large-scale participants.
Headquartered in Ahmedabad, Landbitt Private Limited positions itself as a technology-driven real estate company committed to transforming property ownership into a digital-first experience. By combining blockchain, AI, and immersive digital tools, the company seeks to eliminate inefficiencies, reduce paperwork, and foster investor confidence through transparency and automation.
With India’s real estate sector expanding rapidly and investor interest shifting toward secure, tech-enabled platforms, Landbitt’s blockchain-based model could mark the beginning of a new chapter in property investment. By allowing investors to own a fraction of land as easily as purchasing company shares, the company aims to create a democratized and future-ready ecosystem for digital land ownership. The market size of the proptech segment in real estate is estimated to touch $600 billion by 2047 from the current $10.5 billion on account of the ongoing and projected technological revolution taking place in the field, according to a joint report by Credai and EY
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