For home builders & developers

Sell to crypto buyers. Get paid in dollars.

Crypto holders have accumulated significant wealth, and they consistently diversify into real estate. Reach crypto-funded buyers purchasing outright or using a traditional mortgage: RealOpen converts the buyer’s approved contribution into dollars and wires escrow, so you close a standard sale and never touch a coin.
  • You’re paid in dollars at closing, like any sale — never in crypto
  • You never touch, hold, or account for cryptocurrency
  • Reach a buyer pool your competitors aren’t marketing to
  • RealOpen handles conversion, custody, and compliance

Crypto-wealthy buyers are moving into new construction

Buyers who have built wealth in crypto want to deploy it into real estate rather than sit illiquid — and a brand-new home is exactly what they’re looking for. RealOpen lets you say yes to them without changing how you sell: we convert the crypto to dollars and wire good funds to escrow, so it lands on your books as a normal dollar closing — on a cash contract or a financed one.

Buyers can even use crypto as a down payment with a traditional mortgage, and there are several ways buyers fund a purchase with crypto. Don’t leave a qualified buyer on the table over crypto uncertainty.

How a crypto buyer closes on your home

From your seat it’s a dollar wire. Use the correct cash or financed contract and coordinate any lender and builder-financing requirements; RealOpen carries everything on the crypto side. See how RealOpen works for the buyer’s-eye view.

1. The buyer verifies with RealOpen

Identity (KYC), AML and sanctions screening, and source-of-funds documentation — completed before anything moves.

2. The buyer funds in crypto

The buyer sends Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, USDT, or another supported asset to RealOpen.

3. RealOpen converts the crypto to dollars

The cryptocurrency is converted to U.S. dollars through a regulated OTC desk — RealOpen holds the custody and conversion risk, not you.

4. RealOpen wires USD to your escrow

Good funds arrive as a standard U.S. dollar wire to your escrow or title company, with reference details like any other transaction.

5. You close and get paid in dollars

You close under the actual contract — cash or financed. You’re paid the contracted dollars; crypto’s price never touches the deal.

Market your community as crypto-accepting

Put “buy with crypto” on your listings and community pages and you reach buyers no one else is advertising to — crypto-wealthy buyers who want to deploy into real estate rather than sit illiquid. RealOpen gives you co-branded assets and a partner badge so your community can carry it cleanly.

Crypto’s price never touches your number

Your sale is an ordinary dollar contract, cash or financed — the price is the dollar figure you agreed to, exactly like any closing. RealOpen locks the crypto-to-dollar conversion to the buyer’s funded amount — the full price, or the down payment on a financed purchase — so escrow receives the contracted amount and nothing about the deal moves with crypto’s price. And every buyer is verified — identity, AML, and source of funds documented — so what reaches you is a vetted, funded buyer, not a wallet screenshot.

That verification is the same one behind a Proof of Funds letter — holdings confirmed on-chain, not a screenshot or a claim.

Open your next community to crypto buyers.

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