OneSquare Documentation
  • 🏠Introducing OneSquare
  • Overview
    • 🔲Why OneSquare?
    • 📶Technical Architecture
    • 🌟How does it work? Our MVP
    • 📡Technical Components
    • ❓FAQs
  • OneSquare Ecosystem
    • 🆙Decentralized Real Estate Marketplace
    • 🏡24/7 Real Estate Closings
    • 💷Proof of Funds Generation
    • 💡Web3 Self-Custody
    • 📑Protocol Transparency
    • 🕑Real-Time Asset Verification
  • Additional Information
    • 🪙Tokenomics
    • 🏚️Roadmap Development
    • 💽Official Links
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  1. Overview

Technical Components

The First Decentralized Real Estate Marketplace

  • Smart Contracts: OneSquare uses Ethereum smart contracts to automate and execute real estate transactions, enforce agreements, and manage funds securely.

  • Tokenization: Real estate assets are tokenized on the blockchain, allowing fractional ownership and easier transfer of property rights.

  • Oracles: Oracles are used to bring real-world data (such as property prices, ownership records) onto the blockchain to ensure the accuracy of transactions and asset information.

  • Decentralized Storage: OneSquare employs decentralized storage solutions (such as IPFS) to store documents and information related to real estate transactions securely and redundantly.

  • Interoperability: OneSquare aims to be interoperable with other blockchain platforms and protocols, enhancing its usability and adoption in the broader real estate ecosystem.

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