Your crypto buyer can close.
Bring us the buyer and the listing. Brik handles compliance, custody, and legal coordination. You earn the full commission.
Crypto buyers are losing deals at closing.
Your buyer has capital. They want the property. The deal fails because no one on the transaction chain can process crypto settlement.
- Banks won't process crypto for a property purchase
- Exchanges don't close real estate transactions
- Compliance trail undocumented. Deal fails at the legal stage.
Brik is the regulated bridge.
The deal closes. Your commission clears. You don't need to understand custody infrastructure.
- Licensed custody — funds held until deed confirmed
- Full KYC and AML on both parties, every transaction
- Escrow release triggered only by confirmed deed transfer
Everything on the compliance and custody side.
You manage the property. Brik manages the transaction infrastructure.
Full identity verification on buyer and seller. Every wallet screened against international sanctions databases before the deal advances.
Escrow instruction documents drafted with local legal counsel. Covers asset type, amount, jurisdiction, and release conditions.
Buyer's crypto held in licensed, segregated accounts. No commingling. Funds released only against confirmed closing conditions.
Full source-of-funds and AML compliance trail. Required in every jurisdiction before the property can register.
Brik coordinates with the seller's notary. Funds released on confirmed deed transfer. The deal is on the register.
Legal partners in Portugal, Cyprus, and Singapore. Jurisdiction-specific requirements handled in each market.
Your side of the deal.
You don't need crypto expertise. You need a buyer and a property.
Qualify the buyer
Confirm the buyer holds crypto and wants to purchase property. Brik operates across multiple markets and can structure deals in other jurisdictions on request. Manage the buyer relationship as you would any client.
Connect to Brik early
Introduce Brik before the deal is signed. KYC timelines run in parallel with due diligence. Early introduction prevents delays at closing.
Manage the property side
Coordinate documents with the notary. Align timelines with Brik's compliance process. The property side runs as it always has.
Your commission. Full stop.
Brik's fees are charged separately to the transaction parties. Your rate is your rate.
Deal anatomy
| Buyer pays | Crypto — BTC, ETH, USDT |
| Brik fee charged to | Transaction parties |
| Your commission paid by | Buyer or seller side |
| Commission sharing | None |
| Referral split | None |
| Deduction from your rate | None |
Where Brik closes.
Active operations across three key markets — and open to structuring deals in other jurisdictions on request.
MiCA-aligned operations. EU passporting framework. Brik's primary base of operations for European cross-border transactions.
EU member state. CySEC oversight environment. Gateway to Eastern European and Middle Eastern buyer flows.
MAS regulatory perimeter. Payment Services Act framework. Brik's entry point for Southeast Asian deal flow.
Related reading
MiCA, AMLD6, KYC/KYT — what compliance looks like in practice and how Brik protects every transaction.
The six-stage process from deal setup to fund release — useful context for explaining Brik to a crypto buyer.
What to check before you put your reputation behind an escrow operator — licensing, custody, compliance infrastructure.
Have a crypto buyer already? See the Brik buyers page — a resource you can share directly with your client before the first meeting.
Common questions.
How early should I involve Brik?
Before the offer is accepted. KYC clearance typically takes 3 to 7 business days. Involving Brik before the deal is signed removes the risk of delays at closing — and gives your buyer certainty before they commit.
Does Brik work outside the three listed markets?
Yes. Portugal, Cyprus, and Singapore are our active operations — but we can discuss deal structures in other jurisdictions. Contact us with the market, property type, and deal size.
Does my client deal with Brik directly?
Yes — KYC requires direct identity verification with the buyer. Brik handles all compliance interactions so you can focus on the property side. You stay informed at each stage.
What if my buyer's KYC is declined?
If a buyer does not clear compliance, the deal does not advance. Brik will notify you of the outcome. Specific compliance decisions are confidential by regulation.
How is my commission protected?
Funds go into regulated custody at deal start. They cannot be released until deed transfer is confirmed — protecting both your commission timeline and the buyer's funds throughout the process.
How do I introduce a deal to Brik?
Email us with the buyer's contact details, the property, the market, and the approximate deal size. We respond personally and take it from there — keeping you informed through to closing.