Buy Real Estate With USD Coin (USDC)
- Get a RealOpen Proof of Funds: verifiable, institutional-grade, and based on your on-chain balance (no wallet screenshots)
- Fund directly from your wallet: Ethereum, Polygon, or Solana
- Settlement funds arrive as cash to escrow, just like any buyer — individual or institutional
Whether you're holding USDC on Ethereum, Solana, or Polygon, RealOpen makes your real estate purchase Web3-fast with white-glove execution.
- Ethereum (ERC20): Most common and widely supported
- Solana: Lightning-fast and low cost
- Polygon: Scalable and exchange-friendly
- You choose the chain — we provide exact funding instructions
1. Verify Your Balance
We verify your USDC holdings directly from your wallet and generate a Proof of Funds letter — no liquidation needed. Just connect and confirm.
- Instant on-chain wallet verification
- USDC stays in your wallet until funding
- Accepted by listing brokers and sellers
2. Lock Your Purchase Amount
When it's time to fund, we give you a firm USDC quote that reflects your total cash-to-close. No rate games, no surprises.
- 1:1 conversion to USD
- Accurate quote based on your closing timeline
- Eliminates slippage and volatility
3. Send USDC from Your Wallet
You'll receive secure transfer instructions and a verified wallet address. Send from any wallet or exchange — we handle the rest.
- Supports Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon-based USDC
- No bank limits or red tape
- Funds confirmed on-chain, converted immediately
4. Escrow Receives the USD
Once your USDC transfer is confirmed, RealOpen wires the equivalent USD directly to your escrow officer. You close like any other cash buyer — seller never touches crypto.
- USD wired to escrow/title in your name
- Compatible with any U.S. seller or escrow partner
- Fast, transparent, and secure
Why Not Just Cash Out Your USDC?
You can sell USDC on a centralized exchange, withdraw to your bank, and wire the funds to escrow. But you'll hit delays, limits, and unnecessary tax complexity.
Most retail platforms aren't designed for real estate scale. There's no rate lock, no tailored support, and you're stuck hoping your transfer clears in time.
RealOpen is different — precision quotes, rapid funding, and real estate-native execution with same-day escrow wiring.
Feature | Retail Exchange | RealOpen |
---|---|---|
Price Lock | None | 10 minutes |
Fiat Settlement Time | 2-7 days | Same day |
Bank Transfer Limits | Significant | None |
Wallet Compatibility | Limited to platform | All USDC wallets supported |
Proof of Funds | Not available | Instant & verifiable |
Real Estate Ready | No | Built for it |
- A verified crypto wallet holding sufficient USDC
- KYC/KYB identity verification — takes just minutes
- Property can be under contract or still shopping
- No need to convert or transfer USDC until funding day
Frequently asked questions
Have more questions? Reach out anytime.
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