Finvasia and Blockmaze represent how technology can combine to deliver long-term value
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) and Blockmaze, part of the Finvasia Group discussed opportunities in advancing real-world asset tokenisation and digital trade infrastructure in the UAE, which seeks to become the largest hub for real world assets tokenisation.
The UAE, particularly Dubai and Abu Dhabi, is actively establishing itself as a global tokenisation hub, driven by a forward-thinking regulatory approach and major government-backed initiatives, primarily focusing on real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation in the real estate sector.
The meeting, facilitated under the UAE Ministry of Foreign Trade’s NextGen FDI initiative, reflects the UAE’s ongoing efforts to attract and empower innovative global companies that strengthen the country’s position as a hub for trade, finance, and technology-driven economic growth.
Tokenization
During the discussion, both sides explored how institutional-grade tokenisation of assets such as gold, real estate, and commodities could complement DMCC’s existing ecosystem, including Tradeflow, by embedding on-chain transparency, traceability, and near-instant settlement within regulated frameworks.
“Finvasia and Blockmaze represent how technology and regulation can combine to deliver trust, transparency, and long-term value to the global commodities and physical assets ecosystem,” stated Ahmad Hamza, Chief Freezone Affairs Officer, DMCC.
“Blockmaze has been purpose-built to connect real-world assets with financial infrastructure under regulatory oversight, and the UAE offers an ideal foundation for scaling sovereign and institutional tokenisation,” commented Tajinder Virk, Co-Founder, Finvasia Group and Founder, Blockmaze.
