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Latvia Eyes Tokenized Property, Targeting Asset Tokenization Rules for the First Half of 2027

By · 2026-10-26 · News

Oct. 26 (CandyPulse) — Buying a slice of an office building with a token could soon be legal and regulated in Latvia. The country's economics minister, Viktors Valainis, says rules for tokenizing real-world assets could be ready in the first half of 2027, with commercial property first in line.

Key takeaways

The plan at a glance

DetailStatus
Target dateFirst half of 2027, if work goes smoothly
First assetsCommercial property, then government bonds
Working withCentral bank, Finance Ministry and industry
Legal assessmentDue Oct. 1, 2026; still in progress
Draft law published?Not yet

The minister also expects the project to stay on the agenda of the next government, which is now being formed.

What is tokenized property?

Tokenization turns ownership of an asset, such as a building, into digital tokens on a blockchain. Instead of one buyer purchasing a whole office block, many investors could each own a small share, trade it more easily and settle faster. Clear rules are what turn that idea into something banks and investors can trust.

A busy year for Latvian crypto rules

Separately, Latvia's parliament passed a crypto tax overhaul on Oct. 15, with a one-time declaration window from April 1 to May 31, 2027.

Why it matters

Europe already has MiCA for crypto firms, but tokenized real-world assets still sit in a grey area in many countries. Latvia moving early could make it a testing ground. Real estate tokenization is also on the CANDY roadmap: Candy RWA plans to tokenize rewards first, then real estate. Read CANDY RWA rewards and the road to real estate.

More context: Goldman, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley's tokenization push and why big companies are pushing back on tokenized stocks.

What's next

Watch for a draft law and the next government's commitment to the timeline. More on our Tokenization & RWA page.

Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Crypto assets are volatile and can lose value. Always do your own research before making any investment decision.

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