What is a Smart Contract?
Smart contracts are the backbone of blockchain automation — digital agreements that securely manage, record, and enforce ownership automatically and without intermediaries.
Real Estate with Smart Contracts
Link Club uses blockchain-based smart contracts to register and manage real estate ownership. Each property is organized as a legally structured LLC, and each fraction you purchase is digitally registered in a secure, automated smart contract.
Unlike traditional real estate, these contracts run on Immutable X, a high-performance Layer 2 blockchain built on Ethereum. This allows Link Club to offer secure, transparent, and tamper-proof ownership.
Smart contracts enable fractional ownership, meaning a property can be divided into smaller shares. Each share is tracked digitally and protected on-chain, giving investors access to premium assets without needing to buy the entire property.
Secure. Verified. On-Chain.
Smart contracts allow the ownership of a real estate asset to be divided into smaller parts — or fractions — each one securely recorded on Immutable X.
With fractional ownership, investors can buy into high-value properties for as little as $20,000. This makes real estate more accessible and inclusive, allowing more people to participate in high-potential markets.
Fractional ownership gives owners flexibility. If they need funds or want to diversify, they can resell their fractions on Link Club’s built-in peer-to-peer marketplace. Smart contracts automate and validate the transfer.
Real Estate with Smart Contracts
A smart contract is a digital agreement programmed on the blockchain that executes automatically. It doesn’t require intermediaries, enabling secure, fast, and transparent transactions. Making fractional property, possible.
Blockchain is a digital technology that allows information to be recorded in a secure, transparent, and immutable way. It works like a decentralized ledger, where every transaction or change is recorded — and cannot be altered.