- Verified listings
- Rated advisors, one tap away
- Secure messaging and calls
- Deal tracking from offer to keys
- Pay in your currency or dollars
- Homes and documents in one place
- Alerts at every milestone
The Global Real Estate Network*
Verified listings, protected payments, and permanent records for property deals across borders.One network for both sides of the deal.
- Global MLS feed
- Verification scores on every listing
- Pipeline from discovery to settlement
- Live client conversations
- Multi-currency pricing on every deal
- Documents and signatures in one queue
- Volume and settlement analytics
Watch a real deal go from listing to keys.
Five checks behind the badge
Identity, documents, field, registry, and a specialist signature: all five pass before a listing goes live.
The proof is permanent
Every verification is anchored on Base, so a listing’s history can’t be edited after the fact.
Terms are agreed on the record
Offers, counters, and acceptance live on the deal, with the FX rate locked the moment terms are agreed.
The email chain, retired
Messages, documents, and milestones share one deal record. Nothing lives in an inbox.
Money moves only when the contract says so
Each milestone is signed by the party responsible; when the last one lands, funds release automatically.
Buyers, owners, and agents on one system.
One verified lifecycle carries every deal type from first contact to settled funds. Only the close conditions and the payout change between a purchase, a listing, a lease, and a short let.
Security you can verify, not just trust.
Data
- TLS 1.3 in transit
- AES-256 at rest
- Per-record keys for personal data
- Least-privilege access, fully logged
Identity
- Biometric KYC on every user
- Sanctions screening on every wallet
- FATF Travel Rule compliance
- Verification reused across transactions
Onchain
- Two audited contracts only
- No token and no governance
- No upgradable proxy without a timelock
- Continuous public bounty
Oversight
- Specialist review on every listing
- Human signature on every release
- Binding arbitration on every contract
- Local counsel in every active market
Built for the hard parts of moving property.
Consumers on one side, businesses on the other. One verified system between them.
Verified listings
Five checks before anything goes live. The badge means it was checked. Not claimed.
Pay from anywhere
Card, bank, mobile money, or stablecoin. It all arrives as USDC. Usually in minutes.
Same-day settlement
The deal closes. The money lands. Sellers, landlords, and agents pick the currency.
The deal, all in view
Listings, offers, messages, and money. The deal record underneath all of it.
Commission, handled
Splits set in advance. Signed at close. Paid through settlement. Nothing to chase.
Auditable by design
Every close publishes a signed attestation. No trust in Fahroh required.
Your market is next.
Fahroh opens market by market, with verification capacity in place before the first listing publishes. Leave your details and you will hear from us the day your market opens.
We will only email you about Fahroh. Your details are never shared and never sold.
Book a demo
Pick a time that works for you. We’ll walk through verification, transactions, and settlement on a live deal, plus anything specific to your market, in under 30 minutes.
You shouldn’t wire money to a listing no one checked.
Every Fahroh listing passes five checks before it goes live, and your money moves only when the contract does.
Buying across borders is broken.
Unverified listings
Photos and promises, checked by no one.
Wire fraud
Payment instructions swapped in an email thread.
Rate slippage
The price drifts between agreement and payment.
No cross-border recourse
Foreign registry, unfamiliar law, nobody accountable.
Here’s how Fahroh fixes it.
Every listing is verified before you see it
Five layers pass before anything reaches the market: identity, documents, field, registry, and a specialist signature. Search classically or describe what you need to Faro in your own language.
Offer in your currency, rate locked
Prices display in your currency, USDC, and the local currency with a timestamped rate. The moment terms are agreed, the rate locks.
Fund from any major asset
Stablecoins, ETH, BTC, SOL, card, or bank transfer. Everything arrives as USDC on Base, usually within minutes.
Keys against a released contract
Each close condition is signed by the party responsible. When the last signature lands, funds release and the attestation publishes.
Rent the same way
Verified applications, jurisdictional leases in your language, deposits held against inspection, and rent that collects automatically.
The money should land the day the deal closes.
Verify once, run every offer on one record, and withdraw in the currency of your choice the same business day.
Selling and letting shouldn’t be this hard.
Unqualified offers
Buyers who can’t fund waste the close window.
Deals scattered everywhere
Email, WhatsApp, and PDFs, with no single record.
Slow settlement
Keys change hands weeks before the money lands.
Rent that needs chasing
Every month, another reminder.
So we rebuilt the process end to end.
Pass once, publish with the badge
Verification is not a checkbox on the way to publishing. A listing cannot go live until all five layers pass. Anomalies hold for specialist review with a median turnaround under 24 hours.
Each round lands on the record
Incoming offers show the buyer’s verified identity, the spread against asking, and the financing structure. Counter on price, contingencies, close window, or earnest tier.
Paid the same business day
On release, funds appear in your balance. Withdraw to local currency by bank or mobile money, to USD, EUR, or GBP, to any stablecoin on any chain, or hold it for the next deal.
Leases that run themselves
Rent collects monthly without intervention, payable from any supported asset. You receive the currency of your choice within one business day of each collection.
Deposits released on evidence
The exit inspection is compared against the move-in baseline, and both parties sign the release with any agreed deductions itemised.
One system for the whole transaction.
Buying, selling, and renting on named components: Faro, five verification layers, two contracts on Base, and a versioned API.
Buy, sell, or rent — the lifecycle stays verified.
Every step happens on the platform and every step lands on the deal record.
- Search verified inventory.
Filter by price, size, and verification tier, or describe what you need in your own language. Prices display in your currency, in USDC, and in the local currency with a timestamped rate.
- Make an offer.
Set the price, the close window of 14 to 90 days, an earnest deposit of 5% to 20%, and any contingencies. The conversion rate from your funding asset is locked and shown before you sign.
- Fund the contract.
On acceptance, funds move into the holding contract as USDC regardless of what you paid with: stablecoins, ETH, BTC, SOL, major tokens, or card and bank transfer. Funding typically completes within minutes.
- Close against conditions.
Sale conditions ordinarily include the registry transfer, your key receipt, and a verified title transfer. As each condition is met, the responsible party signs. When the last signature lands, funds release and the attestation publishes.
A buyer funds a 180,000 USDC purchase half from a stablecoin balance and half by bank transfer. Acceptance to funds held takes eight minutes, and the seller receives local currency the same business day.
Verification is not a checkbox on the way to publishing. That constraint is the product.
- Submit the property.
The listing flow captures intent, attributes, photos, pricing, and the agent’s mandate from the seller. Drafts persist and resume across sessions.
- Pass verification.
Identity, document forensics, field confirmation, and registry checks run automatically. Anomalies hold the listing for specialist review, with a median turnaround under 24 hours. Clean listings publish with the Fahroh Verified signature.
- Manage offers.
Incoming offers show the buyer’s verified identity, the spread against asking, and the financing structure. Counter on price, contingencies, close window, or earnest tier. Every round is a signed entry on the same record.
- Receive payment.
On release, funds appear in your balance. Withdraw to local currency by bank or mobile money, to USD, EUR, or GBP, to any stablecoin on any chain, or hold the balance for the next transaction.
Projects can publish a structured payment schedule. A representative default is 10% earnest, two 5% milestones, and 80% on close, with each milestone releasing against its own named condition.
Rentals run on the same contract as sales, automatic in recurrence.
- ApplyApply with verification attached.
The application carries the tenant’s verified identity and proof of income. Rent, deposit, and the service fee are disclosed before applying.
- SignSign a jurisdictional lease.
On acceptance, the lease is drafted in the local legal format with a mirror in the tenant’s preferred language.
- SecureSecure the deposit.
The deposit, typically two months, moves into secure holding. The first month’s rent moves into a recurring contract and releases on move-in confirmation.
- RepeatCollect automatically.
Rent collects monthly without intervention, payable from any supported asset. Landlords receive the currency of their choice within one business day of each collection.
- ReleaseRelease the deposit on evidence.
The exit inspection is compared against the move-in baseline, and both parties sign the release with any agreed deductions itemised.
Bookings use the same primitives at shorter timescales: payment at booking, release at check-in confirmation, and one-time verification reused across stays.
Anatomy of the holding contract.
Each close condition names what must happen, who signs it, and the evidence that satisfies it. The contract releases when every condition is signed, and not before.
{
"state": "pending_conditions",
"amount": "180000.00",
"asset": "USDC",
"chain": "base",
"conditions": [
{ "key": "registry_transfer", "signed": true },
{ "key": "title_verification", "signed": true },
{ "key": "key_receipt", "signed": false }
]
}
Registry transfer, buyer key receipt, verified title transfer, agreed inspections.
Move-in confirmation for the first month; signed exit inspection for the deposit.
Guest check-in confirmation.
Nothing automated releases funds on its own. Every release requires the named human signatures on the contract.
Disputes are an expected state, not a failure.
Funds stay locked while disagreement is resolved.
- LockedThe contract enters a dispute state.
Nothing releases while the dispute is open.
- SummarisedThe record is summarised.
Faro produces a structured summary of the disputed condition, the evidence each party submitted, and the platform’s own records.
- ArbitratedArbitration resolves it.
Binding arbitration is conducted by an arbitrator from a panel disclosed at contract execution. Median resolution is 5 to 10 business days.
- ExecutedThe decision executes.
The ruling triggers the contract’s resolution path. Beyond arbitration’s scope, both parties retain access to the courts, and the deal record is admissible wherever electronic signatures are recognised.
You always know what each side pays.
Pay per transaction, and everything else is included. Conversion rates are always shown and locked before confirmation.
Meet Faro, the engine behind every deal.
Faro supervises every deal from intake through settlement, applying the same workflow to the same standard in every market.
Search by text or voice in the buyer’s language. It asks only for what materially improves the match and explains every ranking.
Parses titles, ownership instruments, surveys, and identity documents against jurisdiction-specific forgery patterns and the corpus of prior verified submissions.
Live valuations built from verified comparables, infrastructure proximity, and rental-yield data accumulated through platform activity.
Offers, counters, and leases in the applicable language and jurisdictional format. Every exchange is preserved on the record.
Reads the contract’s close conditions, monitors the events that satisfy them, signs the verification conditions, and produces the attestation on release.
Transitions engaged buyers to a verified agent with a structured record of preferences, qualified amount, and history.
Faro accelerates verification; it does not replace people at the moment of fund movement. Every decision is recorded, every anomaly routes to a specialist, and no output releases funds without a human signature on the contract.
High-stakes work such as title forensics and contract drafting gets the slowest, most careful review. High-volume routine work runs on a fast track. The workflow is cross-jurisdictional, so a fraud pattern detected in one market sharpens detection in every other.
Five layers stand between a claim and the market.
A listing is Fahroh Verified only if it passes all five layers. Anomalies at any layer route to specialist review, with a median turnaround under 24 hours.
Biometric liveness against a government document, signed into the account and reused.
Forensic parsing against forgery patterns and the verified corpus.
Satellite imagery for boundary, structure, and occupancy; in-person confirmation above a value threshold.
Programmatic registry queries at listing and again at close where access exists; disclosed gaps where it does not.
A credentialed reviewer signs every listing before publication; the signature anchors to the listing record.
The lifecycle is global.
The paperwork is local.
Every deal executes under the law of the property’s jurisdiction, on that jurisdiction’s own documents.
Every deal executes under the law of the property’s jurisdiction, on that jurisdiction’s own documents, reviewed by local counsel, with taxes and registrations filed as close conditions. Here is one deal, end to end: a buyer in New York, a terraced house in London.
Before anything moves, the buyer’s file satisfies UK anti-money-laundering rules and both sides are screened. The verified file is packaged for the solicitors on each side.
Title is pulled at source from HM Land Registry, alongside the energy certificate and the seller’s own disclosure forms.
Local authority, drainage, and environmental searches run while the seller’s solicitor issues the draft contract. Each result lands on the deal record as it arrives.
The deal becomes binding. The deposit, typically 10%, is already held, converted from the buyer’s dollars at a rate locked before signature.
On completion the balance releases, the tax return files, including the 2% surcharge a non-resident buyer owes, and the transfer registers. The attestation publishes at close.
In Lisbon the same close runs on the caderneta predial and a notarial deed. In Dubai, on the DLD’s Form F and a trustee-office transfer. The lifecycle never changes. The paperwork is always the local one.
Two contracts on Base do all the onchain work.
A deterministic holding contract and an attestation registry. There is no token, no governance contract, and no upgradable proxy without a timelock.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT pragma solidity ^0.8.24; interface IFahrohHolding { struct Condition { bytes32 key; address signer; bool signed; bytes32 evidenceHash; } function fund(uint256 amount) external; function signCondition(bytes32 key, bytes32 evidenceHash) external; function release() external; // reverts unless every condition is signed }
The release function reverts unless every condition is signed by its authorised signer within the window. There is no discretionary path.
USDC is native, execution costs cents, the chain is compatible with standard audit tooling, and it inherits Ethereum’s security. Deals above a threshold anchor a settlement hash to Ethereum L1.
A top-tier audit precedes mainnet and follows any material change, with reports published, continuous monitoring, and a severity-tiered public bounty.
Funds sit in the contract rather than a company treasury, and conversion partners operate under their own licensed entities.
Closed deals leave public proof.
A signed attestation publishes onchain at every close, and one canonical record holds every offer, document, signature, and payment. The attestation is proof of process; it is not a token and it conveys no ownership.
- Buyers and sellers hold permanent, portable proof for future resale, financing, and insurance.
- Lenders receive a verifiable signal that the asset, the title, and the parties were checked, which reduces underwriting cost.
- Regulators can audit an immutable trail that does not require trusting Fahroh.
- Institutions license structured, signed transaction data for underwriting, insurance, and valuation.
{
"attestation_id": "att_0x9b21",
"listing_hash": "0x5efc...88d1",
"holding_contract": "0x51a3...e9c4",
"closed_at": "2026-08-14T16:05:11Z",
"verification_level": "verified_plus",
"record_uri": "fahroh://records/rec_2f6a"
}
The stack, from registry to chain.
Every layer named, from settlement to infrastructure.
Base with native USDC; Ethereum L1 anchoring above a value threshold.
Reown for wallet connection; LI.FI, Jupiter, and THORChain for swaps and bridging; Coinbase Onramp for fiat.
Conduit for conversion; Stripe Treasury and Wise for foreign currency accounts.
The slow, careful track: title forensics, contract drafting, settlement supervision, and attestation generation.
The fast track: search intake, ranking explanations, and routine correspondence.
Multilingual transcription with code-switching support.
Daily-revisit satellite imagery; credentialed specialist review network.
PostgreSQL canonical record, encrypted media storage, containerised services, continuous monitoring and alerting.
Everything above is an API call.
Listings, offers, holdings, payouts, and attestations over a versioned REST API, with signed webhooks for every state change and a sandbox that mirrors production.
# retrieve verified listings with their verification records curl https://api.fahroh.com/v1/listings \ -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_live_..." \ -H "Fahroh-Version: 2026-06-01" \ -G -d verification=verified_plus # every response carries the outcome of all five layers
listing.verifiedAll five layers pass and the listing publishesoffer.acceptedThe seller accepts and the contract is createdholding.fundedUSDC arrives in the contractholding.condition_signedA close condition receives its signatureholding.releasedAll conditions signed and funds releasedattestation.publishedThe signed record lands onchainYou close the deal.
The platform does the rest.
Verification, coordination, settlement, and the record, with commission paid the moment the deal settles.
Closing deals shouldn’t feel like this.
Leads that go nowhere
Unqualified buyers consume the week.
No deal record
When something goes wrong, the inbox is the audit trail.
Commission chasing
Invoices, reminders, and splits renegotiated per deal.
Inventory in silos
Listings locked to one market, one brokerage.
Fahroh puts the close on rails.
The workspace behind the close
Listings, offers, messages, and money in one place: all, live, in review, drafts, and closed, with views, inquiries, and offers per listing over 7 and 30 day windows.
Buyers arrive qualified
Faro handles intake and hands over a structured record: verified identity, qualified amount, preferences, and history. Agents meet buyers who are ready to transact.
Talk where the deal lives
Threads pin to the relevant offer or contract, and system events like funds held and attestation published post themselves. This closes the wire-instruction substitution vector behind most property wire fraud.
Guaranteed splits, network-wide
Every verified listing is visible to every verified agent in every market. Splits between originating and presenting agents are set by the platform, with no per-deal negotiation.
Commission through settlement
Both agents sign the split at close, and commission pays through the same settlement flow as the buyer’s payment.
Terms & Conditions
Last updated: August 2026
1. Agreement
These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern your use of the Fahroh platform, website, applications, and API (together, the "Service"), operated by Fahroh [legal entity name and registered address]. By creating an account, submitting a listing, making an offer, or otherwise using the Service, you agree to these Terms. If you use the Service on behalf of a company or brokerage, you represent that you are authorised to bind it.
2. What Fahroh is
Fahroh is a verified real estate network. The Service provides listing verification, deal coordination, fund holding via audited smart contracts on the Base network, settlement, and a permanent transaction record. Fahroh is centrally operated; only the holding and attestation contracts run onchain, and there is no token. Licensed agents and brokers on the network carry the client relationship and the close. Fahroh is not a party to the underlying property transaction, does not provide legal, tax, or investment advice, and holds no custodial position over transaction funds, which sit in the holding contract until named release conditions are met.
3. Eligibility and verification
You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering binding contracts. Use of transactional features requires identity verification against a government document, and, where applicable, proof of funds, professional licensing, or a seller mandate. You agree to provide accurate, current information and to keep it updated. We may decline, suspend, or withdraw verification at our discretion, including where required by anti-money-laundering ("AML"), sanctions, or know-your-customer ("KYC") obligations.
4. Listings and representations
A listing may not publish until it passes Fahroh’s verification layers. Verification reduces, but does not eliminate, risk; it is not a warranty of condition, value, or fitness, and the Fahroh Verified badge is not a guarantee of any transaction outcome. Sellers and their agents remain responsible for the accuracy of listing information and for their authority to sell or let the property.
5. Offers, contracts, and held funds
Offers, counters, and acceptances made through the Service are intended to be binding to the extent permitted by applicable law. On acceptance, funds move into the holding contract and release only when the named close conditions are signed by the responsible parties. Exchange rates displayed at agreement are locked as stated on the deal record. You are responsible for reviewing every contract before signing. Rental and short-let transactions run on the same contract primitives, including recurring collection and deposit release against inspection evidence.
6. Fees and payments
Applicable fees are disclosed on the deal record or on our published pricing before you commit to a transaction. Third-party costs (bank charges, network gas, government or registry fees, taxes) are your responsibility unless stated otherwise. Commission splits between agents are set by the platform, signed at close, and paid through settlement.
7. User roles and responsibilities
Buyers and tenants are responsible for reviewing listings, contracts, and conditions before committing, and for funding on time. Sellers, landlords, and their agents are responsible for listing accuracy, their mandate, and performing close and lease conditions they sign for. Agents and brokerages must hold and maintain the licences their jurisdiction requires and act within them. Institutions and API customers are responsible for their integrations and for their own regulatory obligations. Fahroh is responsible for operating the verification pipeline, the deal record, holding and settlement infrastructure, and the attestation registry.
8. Platform access and account security
You must keep your credentials confidential, use available security features, and notify us promptly of suspected unauthorised access. Accounts are personal (or entity-specific) and may not be shared or transferred without authorisation. You are responsible for activity under your account.
9. Prohibited conduct
You may not: submit false documents or impersonate any person; list property you have no right to sell or let; take negotiations, payment instructions, or documents off-platform to circumvent the deal record; use the Service for money laundering, sanctions evasion, or fraud; probe, scrape, or disrupt the Service; or misuse another user’s data. We may suspend or terminate accounts that breach these Terms and may report unlawful activity to authorities.
10. Fraud prevention and enforcement
We monitor for forged documents, identity mismatches, listing anomalies, off-platform circumvention, and transaction patterns inconsistent with legitimate activity. We may hold a listing or deal for specialist review, pause fund-holding actions pending verification, freeze or terminate accounts, and report to authorities where the law requires. Where a deal record shows manipulated or invalid entries, we may correct the record and note the correction.
11. Onchain records
Every close publishes a signed attestation to the Base network. Attestations contain identifiers, hashes, and timestamps; they do not contain personal data and convey no ownership. Because public blockchains are immutable, published attestations cannot be altered or deleted.
12. Reporting and audit assurance
The deal record provides signed, timestamped logs of offers, documents, payments, and releases, with exports suitable for finance, compliance, and external audit. Every close publishes a signed attestation that third parties can verify without trusting Fahroh.
13. Intellectual property
The Service, including software, design, text, and marks, belongs to Fahroh or its licensors. You retain rights in content you submit and grant Fahroh a licence to host, display, and process it to operate the Service, including verification and record-keeping.
14. Confidentiality
Each party will protect confidential information received through the platform, including deal terms, documents, financial records, and non-public product information, and will not disclose it except as the deal record requires, with consent, or as required by law.
15. Disclaimers and liability
The Service is provided "as is" and "as available." To the maximum extent permitted by law, Fahroh disclaims implied warranties and is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential losses, loss of profit, or loss of data. Our aggregate liability arising out of the Service is limited to the greater of the fees you paid to Fahroh in the twelve months before the claim and [amount]. Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
16. Disputes, arbitration, and governing law
Transaction contracts formed on the Service include binding arbitration as described on the deal record. Disputes about the Service itself are governed by the laws of [jurisdiction] and resolved by [arbitration body / courts of jurisdiction], without prejudice to mandatory consumer protections in your country of residence.
17. Service levels and support
Support is provided through the channels published on the Service. Enterprise and institutional customers may have separately agreed service levels, escalation paths, and account management. We aim for high availability and will communicate transparently about material service interruptions.
18. Changes and termination
We may update these Terms; material changes will be notified through the Service, and continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance. You may close your account at any time, subject to obligations on open deals and records we must retain by law.
19. Entire agreement
These Terms, together with policies referenced in them and any deal-specific contracts formed on the Service, are the entire agreement between you and Fahroh and supersede prior discussions. If a provision is found unenforceable, the remainder stays in effect. No waiver is effective unless in writing.
20. Contact
Questions about these Terms: legal@fahroh.com.
Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 2026
1. Who we are
This Privacy Policy explains how Fahroh [legal entity name and registered address] ("Fahroh", "we") collects and uses personal data when you use the Fahroh platform, website, and API. Fahroh is the data controller for the processing described here. For processing we carry out on behalf of business customers, our Data Processing Agreement applies.
2. Scope
This policy applies to everyone who interacts with Fahroh: buyers, tenants, sellers, landlords, agents, brokerage and institutional staff, API users, and visitors to our website. It covers data collected through the platform, the API, verification workflows, deal records, payments, support, and our website. It does not cover third-party websites or services you reach through Fahroh.
3. Data we collect
Identity and verification data: name, date of birth, government document details, a biometric comparison of your live image against your document (performed by our verification provider), professional licence details, and seller mandates. Financial data: proof of funds, payout details, and transaction amounts. Property and deal data: listings, documents, offers, messages on the deal record, signatures, and inspection evidence. Technical data: device, log, and usage information, plus cookies as described in our Cookie Policy. If you book a demo, our scheduling provider (Calendly) collects the details you enter in its widget under its own privacy policy.
4. How we collect it
Directly from you (account setup, listings, offers, messages, documents, support); from our verification providers and field agents during checks; from registries and public records; automatically from your device and usage; and, with your involvement, from counterparties on a shared deal. We collect the minimum needed for verification, transactions, and compliance.
5. Why we process it
We process personal data to: verify identities, documents, and properties; operate deals, fund holding, and settlement; prevent fraud, money laundering, and sanctions breaches; provide support; improve the Service; and meet legal obligations. Our legal bases under the GDPR and equivalent laws are contract performance, legal obligation, legitimate interests (fraud prevention, security, product improvement), and consent where required (for example, biometric verification and non-essential cookies).
6. Onchain data
Attestations published to the Base network contain identifiers, hashes, and timestamps only. We do not write personal data to any blockchain. Because public blockchains are immutable, attestations cannot be deleted; the underlying records they reference are held off-chain by Fahroh and remain subject to this policy.
7. Who we share it with
We share personal data with: identity-verification and document-forensics providers; field-verification agents and reviewing specialists; land registries and government bodies where checks or filings require it; counterparties and their agents, limited to what a deal requires; payment, banking, and stablecoin infrastructure providers; professional advisers; and authorities where the law requires. We do not sell personal data and do not use it for third-party advertising.
8. International transfers
Fahroh operates across borders. Where personal data leaves the EEA, the UK, or another jurisdiction with transfer restrictions, we rely on adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses with supplementary measures as appropriate.
9. Retention
We keep personal data for as long as your account is active and thereafter as required by law. KYC/AML records and transaction records are retained for the statutory period in the relevant jurisdiction (typically five to seven years after the relationship or transaction ends). Biometric comparison data is retained only as long as verification requires, per our provider’s certified processes. Representative periods: account and profile data, life of the account plus 30 days after a verified deletion request; KYC/AML and transaction records, 5–7 years as required by law; deal records and attestation source data, the statutory limitation period for claims; website analytics, up to 26 months.
10. Your rights
Subject to applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, and objection, and you may withdraw consent at any time without affecting prior processing. To exercise these rights, see our Data Deletion Request page or contact privacy@fahroh.com. You may also complain to your data-protection authority.
11. Security
We apply technical and organisational measures appropriate to the sensitivity of the data, including encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, audit logging, and the platform design itself: payment instructions never travel over email, and every deal action lands on a signed record.
12. Cookies and tracking
We use strictly necessary cookies for the site to work, and preference and analytics cookies only with your consent. We do not use cookies for behavioural advertising. Full details, including a cookie table and how to change your choices, are in our Cookie Policy.
13. Children’s privacy
The Service is for adults; transactional use requires you to be at least 18. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 16 (or the applicable age of digital consent). If you are under 18, do not submit personal information without a parent or guardian. Parents or guardians who believe a child has provided us data should contact privacy@fahroh.com; we will delete it promptly and notify authorities where required. Accounts identified as under-age will be restricted or removed.
14. Third-party links and integrations
The Service links to and embeds third-party services, including the Calendly booking widget, block explorers for onchain attestations, and registry portals. These operate under their own privacy policies, which we recommend you review; we are not responsible for their practices.
15. California privacy rights (CCPA/CPRA)
California residents have the right to know what personal information we collect, use, and disclose; to request deletion; to correct inaccurate information; to opt out of any "sale" or "sharing" of personal information (Fahroh does not sell personal information and does not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising); and to non-discrimination for exercising these rights. To exercise them, contact privacy@fahroh.com.
16. Sub-processors
We use third-party sub-processors, each contractually bound to process data only on our instructions with appropriate security:
| Category | Purpose | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Cloud infrastructure | Hosting and storage | [US / EU] |
| Identity verification | KYC/AML and biometric document checks | [US / EU] |
| Document forensics | Forgery-pattern analysis | [location] |
| Payments and banking | Fiat rails, payouts, stablecoin infrastructure | [global] |
| Scheduling | Demo booking (Calendly) | US |
| Communications | Transactional email and notifications | [location] |
| Analytics | Website usage (consent only) | [location] |
We will update this list when we engage new sub-processors; you can subscribe to change notifications via privacy@fahroh.com.
17. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy to reflect regulatory or operational changes. Material changes will be notified through the Service or by email at least 30 days before taking effect; the date above shows the latest revision.
18. Contact and complaints
Privacy inquiries and data-subject requests: privacy@fahroh.com. Deletion requests: our Data Deletion Request page. Cookie preferences: our Cookie Policy. If you are unsatisfied with our response, you may lodge a complaint with your data-protection authority; EU residents can find theirs at edpb.europa.eu.
Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 2026
1. Introduction
This Cookie Policy explains how Fahroh uses cookies and similar technologies on fahroh.com. Read it alongside our Privacy Policy. Strictly necessary cookies are used on the basis of legitimate interest; all other cookies are set only with your consent, which you can give or withdraw at any time through the cookie banner.
2. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by a website. They can be first-party (set by us) or third-party (set by services we embed), and session (deleted when the browser closes) or persistent (kept for a set period).
3. How we use them
Essential functionality and security; remembering your preferences (such as consent choices); and, with consent, anonymous analytics to understand how the site is used. We do not use cookies for behavioural advertising or to build marketing profiles.
4. Cookies we use
4.1 Strictly necessary
| Cookie | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| fahroh_consent | Stores your cookie consent choices | 1 year |
| fahroh_session | Session state and security | Session |
4.2 Analytics (consent only)
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| [analytics cookies] | [provider] | Anonymous usage measurement | [duration] |
4.3 Third-party embeds (consent only)
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calendly cookies | Calendly | Operate the demo-booking widget | Per Calendly’s policy |
5. Managing cookies
You can change your choices at any time through the cookie banner, or via your browser settings, which let you view, delete, and block cookies (see the help pages for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge). Blocking some cookies may affect site functionality, including the booking widget.
6. Do Not Track
There is no settled standard for Do Not Track signals; we rely on your consent-banner choices as the authoritative control.
7. Legal basis
In the EU/EEA and UK, non-essential cookies require prior consent under the ePrivacy rules and (UK) GDPR. In California, you may opt out of any sale or sharing of personal information collected through cookies; Fahroh does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising.
8. Children and cookies
Our website is not directed at children under 16, and we do not knowingly set non-essential cookies for minors. If a parent or guardian believes cookies have been set in connection with a child’s use of the site, contact privacy@fahroh.com and we will remove them. See also the children’s section of our Privacy Policy.
9. Changes and contact
Updates will be reflected in the date above and, for material changes, in the consent banner. Questions: privacy@fahroh.com.
Data Processing Agreement
Last updated: August 2026
This Data Processing Agreement ("DPA") forms part of the agreement for services ("Principal Agreement") between Fahroh [legal entity] ("Processor") and the business customer agreeing to it ("Controller"), typically a brokerage, developer, or institution using the Fahroh platform or API, and governs personal data Fahroh processes on the Controller’s behalf. Where Fahroh determines the purposes and means of processing (platform verification, AML compliance, operating the network), Fahroh acts as an independent controller under its Privacy Policy. This DPA is designed for compliance with the GDPR, the UK GDPR, and other applicable data protection laws.
1. Definitions
"Company Personal Data" means personal data the Processor processes on the Controller’s behalf under the Principal Agreement. "Data Protection Laws" means the GDPR, UK GDPR, ePrivacy rules, CCPA/CPRA, and other applicable legislation. "Sub-processor" means a third party the Processor appoints to process Company Personal Data. "Personal Data Breach" means a breach of security leading to accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to Company Personal Data. Undefined terms have the meaning given in the GDPR or the Principal Agreement.
2. Processing on instructions
The Processor processes Company Personal Data only on the Controller’s documented instructions, including for international transfers, unless required by law, in which case the Processor informs the Controller before processing unless prohibited. The Controller instructs processing for: provision of the platform and API; verification workflows; deal coordination, fund holding, and settlement; record-keeping and reporting; and security, fraud prevention, and support. Details of processing are set out in Annex A.
3. Personnel
The Processor ensures persons authorised to process Company Personal Data are bound by confidentiality, receive data-protection training, and access data only as needed to deliver the services.
4. Security
Per Article 32 GDPR, the Processor implements measures appropriate to the risk, including encryption in transit and at rest, pseudonymisation where feasible, role-based access control and multi-factor authentication, network segmentation, intrusion detection and logging, regular security assessment and penetration testing, business continuity procedures, and the platform’s structural controls: no payment instructions over email, signed actions on an auditable deal record, and human signature before any release of funds.
5. Sub-processors
The Controller grants general authorisation to engage sub-processors; the current list is in Privacy Policy Section 16. The Processor gives at least 30 days’ notice of additions or replacements, during which the Controller may object on reasonable data-protection grounds; failing good-faith resolution, the Controller may terminate the affected services without penalty. The Processor imposes obligations no less protective by written contract and remains fully liable for each sub-processor.
6. Data subject rights
Taking into account the nature of processing, the Processor assists the Controller with requests under Chapter III GDPR (access, rectification, erasure, restriction, notification, portability, objection). The Processor promptly notifies the Controller of any data-subject request it receives regarding Company Personal Data and does not respond itself unless authorised or legally required.
7. Personal data breach
The Processor notifies the Controller without undue delay, and in any event within 48 hours of becoming aware of a Personal Data Breach affecting Company Personal Data, including the nature of the breach, categories and approximate numbers of data subjects and records, a contact point, likely consequences, and measures taken or proposed. The Processor cooperates in investigation, mitigation, and remediation.
8. DPIA assistance
The Processor provides reasonable assistance with data protection impact assessments and prior consultations with supervisory authorities under Articles 35–36 GDPR, in relation to Company Personal Data and the information available to it.
9. Deletion or return
On termination or expiry, at the Controller’s election, the Processor deletes or returns Company Personal Data within 30 days and deletes existing copies, except data it must retain by law (which is isolated, protected from further processing, and deleted when the retention obligation expires) and attestations already published onchain, which are immutable and contain no personal data. Written certification of deletion is provided on request.
10. Audit rights
The Processor makes available information necessary to demonstrate compliance with Article 28 GDPR and this DPA, and allows and contributes to audits and inspections by the Controller or its mandated auditor, on at least 30 days’ notice, during business hours, without unreasonable disruption, at the Controller’s cost. The Processor informs the Controller immediately if it believes an instruction infringes Data Protection Laws.
11. International transfers
The Processor does not transfer Company Personal Data outside the EEA or UK without the Controller’s prior written consent unless required by law. Authorised transfers use safeguards under Chapter V GDPR: the EU Standard Contractual Clauses (Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2021/914, Module 2) and the UK Addendum, supplementary measures per EDPB guidance, and transfer impact assessments where required. A copy of the applicable Clauses is available from privacy@fahroh.com.
12. General terms
Confidentiality: each party keeps information received under this DPA confidential except where disclosure is legally required. Notices: in writing by email to the addresses in the Principal Agreement. Liability: subject to the limitations in the Principal Agreement; nothing limits liability for breaches of Data Protection Laws. Precedence: for personal-data processing, this DPA prevails over the Principal Agreement. Severability: invalid provisions do not affect the remainder.
13. Governing law
This DPA is governed by the law governing the Principal Agreement unless Data Protection Laws require otherwise, with disputes subject to the jurisdiction specified there.
Annex A: Details of processing
Categories of data subjects: the Controller’s clients (buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants), its agents and staff with platform access, and counterparties on shared deals.
Types of personal data: identity and contact data; verification outcomes and document metadata; financial and transaction data (amounts, payout identifiers; bank details held by payment processors); deal documents, messages, and signatures; device and access logs.
Special categories: identity verification includes a biometric comparison of a live image against a government document, performed by a certified verification provider. This is special-category data under Article 9 GDPR, processed with explicit consent and the safeguards in Section 4; biometric comparison data is retained only as long as verification requires.
Duration: the term of the Principal Agreement plus legally required retention periods (see Privacy Policy Section 9). Nature and purpose: providing the Fahroh platform, including verification, deal coordination, fund holding and settlement, record-keeping, and security, per Section 2.
Contact
Questions about this DPA, or to request a signed copy: privacy@fahroh.com. See also our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
Data Deletion Request
Last updated: August 2026
1. Your right to deletion
Subject to applicable law, you can ask Fahroh to delete the personal data we hold about you. This page explains how to make the request, what we can delete, and what we are legally required to keep.
2. How to submit a request
Email privacy@fahroh.com with the subject line "Data deletion request" from the email address associated with your account, and include your full name and, if known, your account or listing identifiers. To protect you, we will verify that the request genuinely comes from you before acting on it, and may ask for additional confirmation. An authorised agent may submit on your behalf with proof of authority.
3. What happens next
We will confirm receipt, verify your identity, respond within 30 days, and notify you when deletion is complete. Where a request is complex, we may extend by up to 60 further days and will tell you why. If we refuse any part of a request, we will explain the legal basis and your right to complain to your data-protection authority.
4. What we can delete
On a verified request we will delete your account profile, preferences, marketing data, support history, and other personal data that we have no legal duty to retain, and we will instruct our processors to do the same.
5. What we must keep
Some records are exempt from deletion for as long as the law requires: identity-verification and AML/KYC records, transaction and settlement records, tax and accounting records, and records needed to establish or defend legal claims. These are retained for the statutory period (typically five to seven years), access-restricted, and then deleted.
6. Onchain attestations
Attestations published to the Base network are immutable and cannot be deleted by anyone, including Fahroh. They contain identifiers, hashes, and timestamps only, with no personal data. Deleting your off-chain records removes the personal data those hashes could otherwise be linked to.
7. Contact
Questions about this process: privacy@fahroh.com. See also our Privacy Policy.