Qatar-based Barzah Capital has joined the Qatar Financial Centre’s (QFC) Digital Assets Lab to develop and test a real estate tokenisation model.
The company is building infrastructure that represents property assets as digital tokens, allowing investors to acquire fractional interests in real estate, according to the announcement.
Through the Lab, Barzah Capital will work with the QFC to explore the regulatory pathway for its model. It will also engage with ecosystem partners to refine its infrastructure and assess potential collaborations.
Barzah Capital is led by real estate specialists and graduated from the Qatar FinTech Hub Pre-Acceleration programme in 2025. It is also a portfolio company of Qatar Development Bank.
The company’s founder and chairman, Mana Ibrahim H Al-Mana, said Barzah is starting with real estate while designing its platform to support a broader range of real-world assets over time. The company also aims to develop regulated, Shariah-compliant tokenisation infrastructure from Qatar.
The QFC said the Digital Assets Lab provides a platform for companies to develop and test new business models, explore regulatory pathways and work with ecosystem partners. The Lab operates within the QFC’s Digital Assets Framework.
Source: Zawya
