Buy with USDC
List price displayed in USD or local currency, settled in USDC. No bank wire required, no SWIFT fee, no week-long correspondent banking delay.
Browse property listings, escrow the deposit in USDC, complete diligence, settle on close. Sellers receive funds the moment the deal is signed.
5 things that distinguish Primeborg Real Estate
List price displayed in USD or local currency, settled in USDC. No bank wire required, no SWIFT fee, no week-long correspondent banking delay.
The earnest money deposit locks into an escrow contract during the diligence period. Released to the seller on close, refunded to the buyer if the deal falls through under standard contingencies.
Three flows: outright purchase, residential rental (lease + deposit in escrow), and commercial leasing. Each has its own contract template the lawyers can customize.
Sellers complete KYC (entity + person if applicable) before listing. The KYC status is shown on the listing; verified-seller listings rank higher in search.
Sellers pay a flat fee to list, not a percentage commission. Primeborg has no incentive to push the price up.
Honest answers, not marketing
Primeborg operates as a listing platform, not as a licensed broker. Transactions go through the seller's nominated closing agent or lawyer in the relevant jurisdiction. The escrow contract handles the deposit; the legal title transfer happens via the local registry.
Standard real-estate contingencies (financing, inspection, title) are written into the contract template. If a contingency fails, the buyer's deposit refunds automatically from escrow. Other disputes go to whichever arbitration forum the contract specifies.
Cross-border purchases depend entirely on the destination country's laws — some restrict foreign ownership, others welcome it. The platform doesn't bypass any of that. You're responsible for verifying your eligibility before bidding.
The platform itself is global, but each listing specifies the jurisdiction and the closing process. Currently most active in the Caribbean, with growing US and EU presence.
We don't. Tax reporting (capital gains, transfer tax, stamp duty) is the buyer's and seller's responsibility per their jurisdiction. We provide the on-chain transaction records, which you or your accountant export for filing.