Close crypto-funded buyers—cash or financed.
- Standard contracts — cash or financed — no crypto addenda needed
- Proof of funds letter provided before making offers
- Fiat funds wired directly to escrow
- No crypto knowledge required
Close crypto buyers with standard contracts
With RealOpen, your crypto buyers close like any other buyer — all-cash or mortgage-financed. You'll use standard real estate contracts, no crypto addenda, no special clauses. We handle everything from compliance to funding: identity verification (KYC), crypto verification, fiat conversion, and wire to escrow on behalf of the buyer.
Yes, we provide you with a Proof of Funds letter to present with offers.
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Bitcoin Buyers are easy...you don't have to be a crypto expert.
- Standard contracts — cash or financed — no crypto addenda needed
- Proof of funds letter provided before making offers
- Fiat funds wired directly to escrow
- No crypto knowledge required
How to Close with Crypto
1. Introduce Your Buyer to RealOpen
Direct your crypto-ready client to create a RealOpen account, call us at +1 (310) 910-1722, or email [email protected].
We verify identity and crypto holdings — fast — and issue a Proof of Funds letter for cash offers. Financing? The buyer brings their own lender and preapproval; RealOpen documents the crypto source of funds for the down payment.
New to fielding crypto buyers? Our guide on how to qualify crypto home buyers covers the red flags to watch for and the questions to ask before you send anyone our way.
2. Receive the Proof of Funds Letter
RealOpen issues a traditional, crypto-backed Proof of Funds letter in the format sellers and agents expect. No wallet screenshots or awkward disclaimers — just verified buying power.
3. Use Standard Real Estate Contracts
Use the contract that matches the actual financing structure: a cash contract for an outright purchase, or a financed contract with the usual financing and appraisal provisions when the buyer has a mortgage — with lender preapproval in hand and the crypto source-of-funds package confirmed with the loan officer. No crypto addenda. No seller confusion. Just a clean deal with a strong offer.
4. Fund the Closing with Crypto
Your client sends crypto to RealOpen. We convert it via a private trade and wire USD directly to escrow or title. On an all-cash deal that wire is the purchase funds; on a financed deal it's the down payment and closing costs, with the lender funding the loan. Either way the closing proceeds like any other.
Affiliate marketing with RealOpen
Turn your influence into income. RealOpen lets you stack serious cash by connecting buyers, sellers, and agents to crypto-powered real estate.
- Stack Commissions: Plug your office into RealOpen and get paid every time their clients close.
- Content That Pays: Share RealOpen's tools and education as social content, then cash checks from global buyers.
- Grow on Autopilot: Build your network of agents and Affiliates. When they close, you cash in—again.
💰 Affiliates average $5K+ per closing. The early adopters will own this space.
Get certified: RealOpen Certified Crypto Real Estate Pro
A RealOpen Certified agent has been trained and tested on taking crypto-funded purchases from first call to closing. The course and scenario exam are online, self-paced, about ninety minutes, and cost nothing. Certified agents get a verified badge, a marked and first-listed directory profile, a certificate and a LinkedIn credential. A private designation issued by RealOpen, not a state license.
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