Stability International Platform — Tokenized Real Estate in a Digital Ecosystem

Stability International Platform — an international ecosystem of tokenized real estate.

Discover how off-chain accounting and blockchain technology ensure legal transparency, security, and the evolution of digital property rights.

What is Stability International Platform?

Stability International Platform is a global digital asset platform that integrates real estate tokenization technology with the management of property through digital usage rights.

Tokens serve as accounting units within the ecosystem, allowing users to interact with real estate securely, transparently, and within existing legal frameworks.

Stability develops the concept of a sustainable digital economy, where every transaction is documented and contractually confirmed.

How Real Estate Tokenization Works

Digital Form of Ownership

Tokenization converts a real estate object into its digital equivalent — a token — representing digital usage rights.

This form of ownership makes the market more accessible, eliminating the need for traditional real estate transactions.

Type of Ownership

What the User Receives

Traditional Purchase

Ownership rights to the property

Tokenized Form

Digital usage rights and internal ecosystem accounting

Off-chain Model of Stability — Speed and Legal Transparency

Stability uses off-chain accounting — all operations are recorded in the internal system and displayed in users’ dashboards.

Blockchain records (Ethereum) are generated only when tokens are withdrawn to an external wallet — reducing fees and enhancing security.

Main Stages of the Platform

1. Registration & Verification — confirming identity and creating an account.
2. Signing Agreements — convertible loan, token purchase, and public offer contracts.
3. Digital Rights Accounting — data recorded in the user’s dashboard.
4. On-chain Transition — recording to blockchain after smart contract audit and roadmap progression.

Legal Framework & User Security

Legal Assurance

User rights are secured by the following contracts:

• Convertible Loan Agreement
• Token Purchase Agreement
• Public Offer
• These documents form the legal basis for digital ownership.

Technical Protection

Stability applies multi-layered security protocols:

• Data encryption and two-factor authentication
• AML verification
• Regular audits of internal registers
• Backup storage and data integrity protection

Ecosystem Tokens

StAB (Stabilization Assets in Building)

Base ecosystem token backed by the MyEstate real estate pool.

Used as a savings accounting unit and can be converted into square meters at market value.

RenD (Renting Decentralization)

Utility token for internal settlements, rent, and bonuses.

Fixed internal rate: 1 RenD = 1 USDT.

MTO (My Olive Token)

Bio-asset token (olive trees) issued under a SAFT (Simple Agreement for Future Token) before release.

Key Advantages of the Stability Ecosystem

• Legally verified digital ownership rights
• Transparent accounting and documentation of all operations
• Blockchain and smart contract security
• Global accessibility and interoperability
• Gradual transition from off-chain to on-chain model

FAQ

How does Stability work?

All operations occur within the internal accounting system (off-chain), and blockchain entries are created when tokens are withdrawn.

Are tokens shares of ownership?

No. Stability tokens provide digital usage rights, not ownership shares.

How is legal protection ensured?

Rights are secured through contracts and a KYC/AML-compliant internal registry.

Stability International Platform combines technology, legal transparency, and digital infrastructure — creating a sustainable ecosystem for managing digital assets.

The off-chain > on-chain model balances speed, safety, and documentary confirmation of all user actions.

Disclaimer:

This material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer, financial advice, or invitation to trade.

Tokens grant digital usage rights within the Stability ecosystem and are not ownership shares or securities.

Participation involves risks. Actual terms and regulations are defined by current company agreements and policies.