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Take crypto for deposits and purchases. Close in fiat.
For agencies and developers: accept a crypto payment against a deposit or purchase invoice, hold it in regulated custody through the transaction, and settle to fiat at closing — with compliance handled on the buyer.
Yes — a buyer can pay for property in crypto when the agency or developer accepts it through a regulated provider. The buyer pays against the deposit or purchase invoice; Xchange360 holds funds in custody, then converts and settles to the seller in fiat, with KYC and source-of-funds checks on the buyer.
The problem
Crypto-funded buyers, fiat closings.
Property buyers in active corridors such as Dubai increasingly hold significant crypto wealth, but agencies and developers lack a compliant route to accept it into a fiat closing — and the page that used to explain this now 404s.
Accept the crypto, hold it in custody, settle to fiat at closing — compliantly.
How it works
How it works
Invoice the deposit or purchase
Raise the deposit or purchase invoice with a crypto payment option.
Buyer pays into custody
Funds settle under a compliant, KYC’d flow and sit in regulated custody through the deal.
Close in fiat
We convert and settle to your account in fiat for the closing.
Who it’s for
Real-estate agencies and brokerages
Property developers and sales teams
Conveyancers handling international buyers
Sellers in active corridors (e.g. Dubai)
FAQ
Common questions
Is a crypto property payment compliant?
Payments run through regulated entities with KYC/AML and source-of-funds checks on the buyer. Availability depends on jurisdiction and eligibility.