Brickken, Magma launch NAV oracle for real estate tokens

Brickken and Magma launched a Net Asset Value (NAV) oracle in Miami on May 13, 2026 that connects Magma’s Digital Twin Token (DTT) building data to Brickken’s institutional tokenization platform. The integration is designed to feed verified, continuously updated asset information into valuations and investor reporting for tokenized real estate.

The system supplies verified inputs including building condition, technical documentation, compliance records and operational performance data to support NAV calculations, investor reporting, audits and post-issuance monitoring. Magma’s DTT framework organizes and verifies building data across an asset’s lifecycle; Brickken’s platform handles issuance, cap table management, compliance and reporting.

Brickken plans to operate the service from its Miami office as part of a U.S. expansion. Brickken is an institutional-grade tokenization provider headquartered in Barcelona with offices in Dubai and Miami. Magma develops digital twin token infrastructure to make building data traceable and reusable for owners, investors and lenders. The companies announced the NAV oracle at the launch of the Miami Innovation Zone, a public-private initiative to support PropTech and tokenized real estate.

The partners described use cases for the oracle. For equity token issuances, verified building data can be linked to investor onboarding, ownership tracking and distributions. For securitizations, DTT-based evidence can support structuring and asset-backed instruments. Operational and condition data can be used to update NAV and valuation outputs over time. The firms said the data could reduce friction in due diligence for audits, sales or refinancing and support financial products tied to energy performance, resilience measures or capital expenditures.

Edwin Mata, chief executive of Brickken, said, “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.” Matthieu Merchadou, CEO of Magma, added, “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. NAV can be informed by the real condition, performance and lifecycle of the underlying building.”

The companies said the NAV oracle will be available to projects issued on Brickken’s platform and to tokenized real estate products that integrate Magma’s DTT layer. They provided company contact information during the announcement in Miami.