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Serbia Tokenization Guide Published

Next stop: Serbia. Let’s see how the country is embracing the future of property investment through tokenization.

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Tokenizer.Estate has released a new country brief on Serbia’s path to real-estate tokenization. Read the full piece—where we publish article—to see the legal setup, early pilots, and what this could mean for property deals in 2025.

Serbia set clear rules with its 2020 Law on Digital Assets. The Serbian Securities Commission (SEC) explains law that defines virtual currencies and digital tokens, licensing of service providers, and white-paper approvals—key elements for tokenized offerings.

Real projects are starting, too. Balkan Green Energy News reports tokenization in Serbia’s energy sector by AVR Solar Park. “By purchasing AVR Solar Tokens, you … get the opportunity to be part of the green transition,” said Marko Đurić, finance lead at AVR Solar Park.

Our article maps the path for real estate: from compliant structures to investor access. Check it out and follow our updates as more Serbian pilots move from plan to practice.

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