Overview
Re Twin is a service that turns a real estate property into a permanent digital record and stores it on the Cardano blockchain as an NFT (a unique digital asset). Property developers and agencies use it to document a building's plans, photos, location, and history in a form that does not get lost, altered, or deleted over time. Each record stays attached to the property, so anyone reviewing the asset years later can see what it looked like and what was claimed about it.
The platform is built and operated by Tokenance, a blockchain consultancy and software studio based in Lugano, Switzerland. Onboarding starts with a contact form rather than a self-serve signup, and the service is sold as a monthly subscription plus credits for each digital twin created1.
Key Features
- Permanent property records. Every digital twin captures floor plans, architectural drawings, photos, location, and historical data, then writes that record to Cardano so it cannot be edited or removed2.
- No crypto knowledge required. Re Twin mints each NFT into a wallet it manages for the customer, so property professionals can use the service without buying or holding ADA1.
- Self-custody on request. When a customer wants their own copy of the record, Re Twin can transfer the NFT to a Cardano wallet they control. Nami, Eternl, and Flint are the three recommended options3.
- Built-in wallet onboarding. A walkthrough on the Cardano page explains how to install Nami as a browser extension and back up the recovery phrase, aimed at customers who have never used a Cardano wallet before3.
- Predictable pricing in EUR. The service is sold for a one-time setup fee, a monthly fee, and credit packs priced in euros, a setup more familiar to real estate businesses than crypto-native pay-per-transaction models4.
What to Expect
Property developers and real estate agencies are the main audience. After reaching out through the contact form, Tokenance handles onboarding and gives the account three free credits to try the service. From there, each property is documented as a digital twin and minted as an NFT, with credits drawn from the pack the customer purchased.
End customers (the buyers or owners of the documented property) never have to touch crypto unless they want to. The NFT lives in a Re Twin-managed wallet by default, and only moves to the customer's own wallet on request. For anyone who does want to take direct control, the site doubles as a beginner's guide to Cardano: a plain-language explanation of the network and a step-by-step Nami wallet setup.
The platform is operated under Tokenance's umbrella with a single parent-organization LinkedIn account and a contact email, so prospective customers should expect a sales-led conversation rather than a self-serve trial5.
