List in Crypto – Reach Digital Buyers

Showcase your property with a price tag in Bitcoin or Ethereum – no direct crypto payments on-site required. At MARIVA CONCEPT, we give you the visibility to attract global crypto investors, while transactions are handled securely off-platform, through your trusted financial or legal partners.

Unlocking Real Estate with Pure Crypto Power (BTC/ETH)

As digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to gain global legitimacy, an increasing number of buyers are seeking to translate their crypto wealth into tangible investments. For those who already operate in decentralized finance, the ability to purchase high-value real estate directly in cryptocurrency offers not only speed and privacy-but also a sense of financial sovereignty.

Our Crypto-Only Listing Model is tailored for this new generation of investors and sellers. It allows property transactions to be initiated and completed exclusively in crypto-without the need for fiat conversion or reliance on traditional banking systems. This option is ideal for forward-thinking sellers open to receiving digital assets as payment, and for buyers who prefer to preserve their holdings in crypto throughout the entire deal process.

Unlike hybrid or crypto-fiat transactions, Crypto-Only deals take place entirely on-chain, leveraging smart contracts or direct wallet-to-wallet transfers, depending on the jurisdiction and agreement terms. While these transactions bypass banks and fiat rails, they are not without structure: they are supported by legally binding agreements, optional escrow services, and blockchain-based audit trails that ensure security, compliance, and traceability where needed.

By listing properties with BTC or ETH as accepted currencies, sellers unlock access to a global pool of high-net-worth crypto holders-many of whom are looking to diversify their portfolios with stable, real-world assets. Meanwhile, buyers benefit from faster settlement, lower friction, and the ability to deploy digital capital directly without costly liquidation paths or tax-triggering events.

In a world where blockchain-native finance is reshaping the rules of investment, Crypto-Only Real Estate Listings offer a streamlined, borderless alternative-built for those who trust in code, value autonomy, and move at the speed of the digital economy.
Real-Life Examples of Crypto-Only Real Estate Transactions
Example 1: Buying a high-end apartment in Tallinn, Estonia with ETH

Consider a high-end apartment in Tallinn, Estonia, offered exclusively for purchase with cryptocurrency. Estonia is well-known for its advanced digital infrastructure and openness to blockchain technology. The seller, a tech-savvy investor, lists the property to attract international buyers holding major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.

The buyer, based in Switzerland but fluent in crypto assets, agrees to pay in Ethereum. The transaction is facilitated via an escrow service that specializes in crypto real estate deals, ensuring compliance with AML/KYC regulations and safeguarding both parties. Once the Ethereum payment is confirmed on the blockchain, the ownership is transferred through Estonian notarial services, which have integrated digital signatures and blockchain records.

This approach significantly reduces transaction times and avoids traditional banking intermediaries, providing a borderless and transparent purchasing experience.
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Example 2: Crypto-Based Commercial Real Estate Deal – Hotel in Portugal

A boutique hotel in Lisbon, Portugal, is available exclusively for purchase using digital currencies. Portugal’s favorable crypto tax regulations and vibrant fintech ecosystem make it an ideal location for such a transaction. The seller aims to attract global crypto investors and opts to accept payment solely in Bitcoin.

The buyer, an institutional investor from the UK with a diversified crypto portfolio, uses Bitcoin to secure the property. To mitigate volatility risk, the transaction uses a real-time conversion smart contract that locks in the exchange rate at the moment of purchase. Funds are held in a regulated escrow account operated by a licensed crypto payment partner, ensuring regulatory compliance and transparent fund flow.

The entire process is documented and auditable on the blockchain, providing both buyer and seller with unparalleled security and trust.”

FAQs - Buying Property with Bitcoin or Ethereum

Yes, if the seller accepts cryptocurrency as a form of payment, you can complete the entire transaction using BTC or ETH without converting into fiat. The sale is settled directly between buyer and seller using agreed wallet addresses.

In many jurisdictions – including several EU countries and parts of the UAE, Portugal, and Switzerland – buying property with crypto is legal, as long as the transaction complies with local financial regulations (AML, KYC, tax reporting).

Not necessarily. In Crypto-Only transactions, the entire payment can be settled in BTC or ETH, provided both parties agree and local laws permit it.
In direct crypto transactions, the exchange rate is typically agreed upon and locked between buyer and seller at a specific point in time—often when the purchase agreement is signed.
Yes. In a Crypto-Only model, the seller must be willing and able to accept BTC or ETH directly into their own wallet.
Escrow is highly recommended. A licensed crypto escrow service can securely hold the buyer’s funds until all contractual conditions are met, reducing risk for both sides.
Tax obligations vary by country. Buyers may be liable for capital gains tax if the crypto used has appreciated. Sellers must also declare the transaction value, whether received in crypto or fiat.
Yes. You’ll typically need to show source of funds and undergo standard KYC/AML checks, especially for higher-value transactions.
Yes. Crypto values can fluctuate significantly. That’s why many parties agree to fix the exchange rate shortly before signing the contract or during payment execution.
BTC and ETH are the most commonly accepted. In rare cases, other coins like USDT or BNB may be used, but they require separate agreements and may not be supported by escrow or legal partners.
The transfer of crypto funds can be instantaneous, but legal and regulatory steps (contract review, due diligence, etc.) still follow traditional timelines-typically 2 to 6 weeks.
This must be clearly addressed in the sales agreement. Unless a fixed crypto payment clause exists, sellers may request fiat at the last minute-so use clear contracts and a legal intermediary.
Absolutely. The property ownership process remains the same. The payment method (crypto) doesn’t change legal registration requirements in compliant jurisdictions.
In some cases, hybrid arrangements can be made, but crypto-friendly financing is still limited. Most Crypto-Only deals are 100% paid upfront.
Yes, but the legal entity must be authorized to hold crypto and complete property transactions. Legal and tax structures must be aligned accordingly.
Yes. Even if paying in crypto, you must complete standard identification and AML checks to comply with real estate and financial regulations.
Typically, you’ll work with a crypto-savvy real estate agency, a legal advisor, and (ideally) a licensed escrow provider that can handle crypto securely.
Not always, but they can be used for specific transaction elements, such as escrow or conditional release of funds. This depends on local laws and platform capabilities.
Speed, global reach, and the ability to leverage digital assets without prior conversion. It can also open access to off-market or exclusive listings.
Volatility, limited legal precedent in some regions, lack of regulatory clarity, and counterparty risk if the seller isn’t experienced. Working with vetted professionals reduces these risks significantly.