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Glossary of the 30 most used terms in Reental

Dive into the fascinating universe of real estate tokenization with Reental by discovering our glossary of key terms.

As you explore these concepts, you'll be able to better understand the digital revolution that is transforming the way we interact with the financial and technological world.



1. APY (Annual Percentage Yield): It is a financial term that refers to the annual return on an investment, including compound interest (that which is added to the initial capital and on which new interests are generated).


2. Blockchain (blockchain): It is a set of technologies that allow secure transfers of a value or asset without the need for intermediaries. The data is validated by a large community rather than a central authority.


3. Smart contract: It is a stand-alone program that runs on a blockchain and is used to establish and execute automatic agreements without the need for intermediaries.


4. Cryptocurrency: It is a digital currency based on blockchain technology and cryptography that allows secure and decentralized transactions.


5. Dashboard: It is a Reental information and/or management panel. The screen that appears as soon as you enter your data.


6. Dapp (Decentralized Application): An application that runs on a blockchain network, without a centralized authority to control its operation. These apps generally use smart contracts.


7. Exchange (exchange): A platform where users can buy, sell or exchange cryptocurrency. Popular examples include Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken.


8. Property Statuses:

  • Closed: Project sold.
  • In operation: Rented property.
  • Under renovation: Not ready to rent yet.
  • For sale: Tokens of the property for sale.
  • Funded: Tokens sold.
  • Coming Soon: Tokenized property, for sale soon.
  • Renovated: Looking for a tenant or renovated.


9. KYC (Know Your Customer): It is a process that financial institutions and companies carry out to verify the identity of their customers and prevent illegal activities.


10. Liquidity: Tokenization allows real estate investors to buy and sell fractions of properties more easily, increasing liquidity.


11. MATIC: Native cryptocurrency of the Polygon network (formerly Matic Network). Used to pay commissions and secure transactions on web3 platforms such as Reental.


12. Metamask: It is a cryptocurrency wallet and a gateway to decentralized applications on the Ethereum blockchain. The same one with which you can connect to our platform directly.


13. Capital gain: Capital gain is the increase in the value of an asset or asset over time. For example, properties tend to increase in value, offering growth potential.


14. Participatory loan: It is a type of financing in which lenders have the opportunity to share the profits and losses of the borrowing company in addition to receiving interest.


15. Polygonscan: It is a blockchain explorer for the Polygon network, which is a scalable and low-cost blockchain network.


16. Reentel: Reental user.


17. RNT: It is a Utility Token, which means that it is a utility or usability token within our system. The purpose of the RNT is to offer its owners advantages when it comes to investing and using Reental features, such as access to exclusive products, training and events, creating an even more powerful community.


18. Secondary market or P2P: it is used to buy and sell property tokens after the initial issue. In the case of Reental, it is done through Discord and Telegram.


19. SEC and CNMV: The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) is the regulatory authority for financial markets in the United States. The CNMV (National Securities Market Commission) is the equivalent in Spain. Both organizations have a mandate to protect investors, the projects we launch are always done under the approval of these authorities.


20. Share: In the context of blockchain, a 'share' can refer to the portion of a token that an individual holds. For example, if a property is tokenized in 100 tokens, and you own 1 token, you have a 'share' or share of 1% of the property.


21. Stablecoin: It is a cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value by being backed by assets such as fiat currencies, reducing the volatility characteristic of other cryptocurrencies.


22. STO (Security Token Offering): are the representation of an investment contract for a financial asset through the blockchain (Blockchain). This is the method used in Reental to launch the issuance and sale of tokens backed by real estate. It is subject to regulations (CNMV or SEC) and provides greater protection to investors.


23. Token: A token represents an asset or a utility on a blockchain. For example, a token can represent a currency, a share in a company, a vote, etc. Tokens can also represent real-world assets, such as real estate.

Reental real estate tokens are “Security tokens” and the RNT is a “Utility Token”.


24. Tokenization: It is the process of converting the rights to an asset in a digital token on a blockchain. For example, in the case of Reental, we tokenize the participatory loan associated with a property, which allows the holder of this token to own the economic rights associated with this asset and the power to transfer them whenever and however they want.


25. USDT: Tether, Stablecoin pegged to the value of the US dollar (USD). It is a cryptocurrency that provides price stability and is used as a refuge from market volatility, making it easier to operate for our projects and profit sharing.


26. Value: Value can refer to the market price of a token or cryptocurrency, or the intrinsic value of a token based on its utility and demand.


27. Vault: In the context of DeFi (Decentralized Finance), a vault is a smart contract that uses funds deposited by users to generate returns through various investment strategies. See more in our article.


28. Wallet or virtual wallet: It's a tool that allows users to store, send and receive cryptocurrency. The best known worldwide for its reach is Binance.


29. Whitepaper: In the context of blockchain, a whitepaper is a report that details some points such as technology, strategy and economic data behind a crypto project. For each project you see in Reental you can download the document that provides all the data.


30. Whitelist: In the cryptocurrency world, a whitelist is a list of wallet addresses that have been approved to participate in a private sale or pre-sale of tokens. This step is very important in Reental because if your wallet is not validated and approved in our Whitelist you will not be able to participate in our projects.