DUBAI TOKENISATION
The Vanderbilt Terminal for Dubai Digital Asset Intelligence
INDEPENDENT INTELLIGENCE FOR DUBAI'S TOKENISATION ECOSYSTEM
Dubai Tokenisation Market: $3.6B ▲ 94.7%| VARA Licensed Entities: 19 ▲ 58.3%| DIFC Digital Assets: $2.1B ▲ 127%| ADGM Tokenised Securities: $890M ▲ 203%| UAE Blockchain Companies: 1,400+ ▲ 34.8%| FDI Digital Assets: $1.2B ▲ 78.4%| Dubai Tokenisation Market: $3.6B ▲ 94.7%| VARA Licensed Entities: 19 ▲ 58.3%| DIFC Digital Assets: $2.1B ▲ 127%| ADGM Tokenised Securities: $890M ▲ 203%| UAE Blockchain Companies: 1,400+ ▲ 34.8%| FDI Digital Assets: $1.2B ▲ 78.4%|

Sectors

Dubai tokenisation by sector — real estate, bonds, equities, commodities, art, and infrastructure. Sector analysis across VARA, DIFC, and ADGM frameworks.

Sector analysis of tokenisation opportunities in Dubai and the UAE — real estate, fixed income, commodities, equities, art and collectibles, and infrastructure projects.

Each sector operates across different regulatory frameworks within the UAE. Real estate tokenisation is most active under VARA, while institutional fixed income products gravitate toward the DIFC. Commodity tokenisation — particularly gold and oil-linked products — leverages the UAE’s position as a global trading hub. Our analysis examines market size, regulatory treatment, institutional adoption, and growth trajectory for each vertical.

Real Estate
32%
dominant
Fixed Income
27%
▲ growing
Commodities
18%
▲ oil/gold
Equities
14%
▲ emerging