Brickken and Magma Partner to Deliver Net Asset Value (NAV) Oracle for Tokenized Real Estate at #FPM26

Brickken, an institutional-grade tokenization infrastructure provider, and Magma, the building data and Digital Twin Token (DTT) infrastructure company, announced a strategic partnership during to deliver a Net Asset Value (NAV) oracle for tokenized real estate. The partnership combines Magma’s verified building data technology with Brickken’s tokenization infrastructure.

The collaboration will connect Magma’s DTT framework to Brickken’s tokenization infrastructure, enabling real building data, documentation, and lifecycle evidence to become trusted inputs for Net Asset Value (NAV), asset monitoring, investor reporting, and tokenized real estate products.

Together, the partners aim to move real estate tokenization beyond the digitization of ownership alone. Their shared objective is to create an end-to-end framework where the verified physical and operational condition of an asset can be directly connected to the financial instrument representing it.

The joint NAV oracle is designed to deliver verified and continuously updated asset valuations for tokenized real estate. It combines Magma’s structured building data, including condition, documentation, compliance evidence, and operational performance, with Brickken’s tokenization, compliance, and reporting infrastructure. Issuers and asset managers will be able to generate institutional-grade NAV outputs for real estate assets, supporting valuation, investor disclosures, audits, refinancing, and post-issuance monitoring.

The partnership launches alongside the Miami Innovation Zone, a public-private initiative bringing together companies, public officials, and capital allocators to support the growth of PropTech and tokenized real estate in downtown Miami. The collaboration also supports Brickken’s expansion into the US market through Miami.

“Real estate tokenization will only scale when the data behind every asset is as trustworthy as the financial instrument representing it. Our partnership with Magma delivers that trust through a continuously updated NAV oracle, and Miami is the right anchor for the work as we expand into the United States,” said Edwin Mata.

The intended use cases of the partnership include tokenized real estate equity, verified building data connected to investor onboarding, ownership tracking, governance and distributions, DTT-based asset evidence supporting structured products and asset-backed instruments, NAV and valuation intelligence, audit and refinancing readiness, and retrofit and performance-linked financial products.

“By connecting Magma’s DTT® infrastructure with Brickken’s tokenization stack, we are bringing verified building data directly into the financial layer of real estate. This is about giving tokenized assets a stronger foundation: one where Net Asset Valuation can be informed by the real condition, performance, and lifecycle of the underlying building. Together with Brickken, we want to make real estate tokenization more transparent, more reliable, and more useful for institutional markets,” said Matthieu Merchadou.

The partnership addresses one of the biggest challenges in real estate today, fragmented data infrastructure. Building records, technical documentation, inspections, operational data, compliance evidence, financial assumptions, and investor reports are often spread across disconnected systems, creating friction for valuation, underwriting, refinancing, tokenization, insurance, audits, and secondary-market confidence.

While tokenization platforms can automate issuance, investor management, compliance, and transferability, institutional-scale adoption requires a reliable data layer behind the asset itself. The Magma-Brickken partnership is designed to close this gap by connecting verified building data directly to tokenized financial instruments.