Compliance and Licensing

Jurisdictional Challenges

Operating within the real estate and blockchain sectors involves navigating a complex web of regulations that vary significantly across different jurisdictions.

Each country has its own legal framework governing real estate transactions, digital assets, and blockchain technology. These jurisdictional differences can create challenges in ensuring compliance across borders, particularly when it comes to tokenizing real-world assets (RWA) and offering them on a global platform like MeyFi.

The Mey Group will need to carefully analyze and adhere to the specific regulations in each jurisdiction where it operates, which may involve working closely with local legal experts to navigate these complexities.

Licenses and Certifications

To operate legally and maintain trust within the market, Mey Group must obtain the necessary licenses and certifications for both its real estate and blockchain activities.

This includes real estate licenses for conducting property transactions, as well as financial licenses for activities like peer-to-peer lending and offering fractional ownership through tokenized assets.

Additionally, Mey Group will seek certifications such as ISO standards for information security and quality management, ensuring that its operations meet global best practices and regulatory requirements.