Case study · Land

LiquidHectare: fractional land ownership on a white-label investor portal

LiquidHectare offers fractional acreage investment and ownership using blockchain tokens backed by real land. Its invest portal, app.liquidhectare.com, is a white-label instance of Libertum’s T-Suite, branded as the LiquidHectare Investor / Issuer Portal on LiquidHectare’s own domain, and Libertum is listed among the “Trusted Partners” on LiquidHectare’s website.

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LiquidHectare invest portal (app.liquidhectare.com) LiquidHectare website (liquidhectare.com)

Who is LiquidHectare?

LiquidHectare describes itself as a company that offers fractional acreage investment and ownership through the blockchain, presenting its product as “a digital asset backed by real land”.

Its model, as set out on its website: land it acquires is held in trust (its “Vault” or Property Trust), and access to each surveyed plot is divided into sections so that several investors can hold a share of one property. LiquidHectare calls these units Non-Fungible Hectares (NFH).

What does a fractional land platform need?

Selling fractions of a land holding to many investors turns a single title into a register of owners. A platform doing this needs:

  • a reliable record of who holds which fraction, kept in step with the on-chain tokens;
  • investor registration and identity verification before anyone can buy;
  • an issuer side to set up and manage each offering;
  • an investor experience under its own brand, rather than a third-party marketplace.

What did LiquidHectare launch on Libertum?

LiquidHectare runs a white-label instance of Libertum’s T-Suite at app.liquidhectare.com, presented as the LIQUIDHECTARE Investor / Issuer Portal with LiquidHectare’s own branding and an English / Spanish language switch.

  • For investors: account creation, sign-in and verification on LiquidHectare’s domain, followed by its offerings and a portfolio view.
  • For the issuer: the T-Suite issuer back office for setting up offerings, managing investors and keeping the cap table.
  • Behind the brand: T-Suite handles KYC, offerings, orders and on-chain compliance; investors see LiquidHectare, not Libertum.

Which Libertum products and standards does it use?

LiquidHectare uses Libertum’s white-label T-Suite: a branded investor marketplace and issuer back office on a custom domain, with KYC/KYB investor onboarding. T-Suite issues each offering on the token standard chosen for it — permissioned ERC-3643 tokens on EVM networks, CIP-113 on Cardano, or the other standards T-Suite supports — and the standard of each LiquidHectare offering is shown on that offering in the portal.

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Facts about LiquidHectare come from LiquidHectare’s own website and portal, checked on the date below, and from Libertum’s partner listing. This page describes the technology LiquidHectare uses; it is not an offer of, or a recommendation to buy, any investment or token.

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  1. LiquidHectare homepage (liquidhectare.com) — fractional acreage ownership, the Vault, NFH, and Libertum among the Trusted Partners
  2. LiquidHectare: About (liquidhectare.com) — land held in a property trust and divided into fractions; team incl. COO, South Africa
  3. LiquidHectare invest portal (app.liquidhectare.com) — LiquidHectare-branded Investor / Issuer Portal (sign-in page)
  4. Libertum partners (libertum.io) — LiquidHectare listed as a UAE and South Africa–based fractional real estate platform on T-Suite

Launch a portal like LiquidHectare's

Offer fractional interests in land or property under your own brand and domain, with investor onboarding and compliance built in.

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