Buy property with crypto. Done right.
Licensed crypto escrow for real estate — regulated custody, KYC/KYT, and fund release on confirmed deed transfer.
Brik holds your funds in regulated custody while the deal closes. No bank account required. No exchange integration needed.
Three reasons the deal needs a regulated intermediary.
No bank handles this
Your bank will not process crypto for a property purchase. Your exchange does not close real estate. Without a regulated intermediary, the deal fails at the legal stage.
Both parties need protection
You're sending seven figures to someone you just met. Escrow holds funds until deed transfer is confirmed. The seller has certainty. You have control.
Compliance is mandatory
Every jurisdiction Brik operates in requires documented AML and source-of-funds compliance before a transaction can register. Brik carries the full compliance trail.
From agreement to title. Four steps.
Four steps. Both parties cleared. No surprises at closing.
Agreement
You and the seller agree on price, property, and timeline. Brik issues the escrow instruction covering asset type, amount, jurisdiction, and release conditions.
KYC and KYT
Brik verifies your identity, source of funds, and wealth documentation. Every wallet screened against international sanctions databases. The deal does not advance until clearance is confirmed.
Funds to custody
You transfer BTC, ETH, or USDT to Brik's regulated escrow account. Funds held in segregated custody until all closing conditions are satisfied. No early release.
Deal closes
Deed transfers. Brik releases funds to the seller per the agreement terms. You receive title. The transaction is on the register.
What to prepare.
Have documents ready before the deal is agreed. KYC clearance is typically the longest step in the timeline.
- Government-issued photo ID (passport preferred)
- Proof of address, issued within 90 days
- Source-of-funds documentation
- Proof of wealth sufficient for the transaction amount
Company buyers: corporate documentation applies. Contact us to confirm what your structure needs.
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- USDT (Tether)
- USDC reviewed on request
Other assets reviewed case by case. On-chain traceability required for all transfers.
Where Brik closes.
Active operations across four 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
Step-by-step: KYC/KYT verification, fund custody, and release conditions — the full process explained.
Legal framework, tax implications, and the full transaction process for crypto buyers in Portugal.
Where your funds sit, how they're protected, and what conditions trigger release — explained clearly.
Working with a real estate agent? See how Brik supports agents and developers — including how to introduce us before the deal is signed.
Common questions.
How long does the process take?
Most deals close in 4 to 8 weeks. KYC and KYT clearance — typically 3 to 7 business days — is the most time-sensitive step. Have your documentation ready before the deal is agreed.
What if the deal falls through?
Funds are returned to the buyer under the escrow agreement terms. Brik does not release to the seller without confirmed deed transfer. No exceptions.
Which cryptocurrencies do you accept?
BTC, ETH, and USDT as standard. USDC and other assets are reviewed on request — subject to on-chain traceability and deal-size requirements. Most major assets can be accommodated.
Can you work in markets outside the three listed?
Yes. Portugal, Cyprus, and Singapore are our active operations — but we can structure deals in other jurisdictions. Contact us with your market and deal details.
Is Brik licensed and regulated?
Brik operates through regulated financial services entities in each jurisdiction. All operations are structured under local financial law with formal escrow agreements and full AML infrastructure on every deal.
What documentation do I need?
Government-issued photo ID, proof of address (within 90 days), source-of-funds documentation, and proof of wealth. Corporate buyers: bring company documentation. Prepare everything before the deal is agreed — KYC clearance is the longest step.