Smart Contracts and Security

What Are Smart Contracts?

Smart contracts are self-executing digital agreements written directly into code on the blockchain. They automatically enforce rules and terms without the need for brokers, lawyers, or manual approval.

In the Homeblock ecosystem, smart contracts govern:

• Property tokenization and ownership distribution

• Investor contributions and wallet-based access

• Revenue payouts (e.g., rent or appreciation)

• Governance voting and proposal execution

• Vesting periods and lock-up mechanisms

These contracts run 24/7, are censorship-resistant, and cannot be tampered with once deployed.

Security Measures

Security is not optional in Web3 — it’s foundational. That’s why Homeblock implements multiple layers of protection, including:

✅ Code Audits

All smart contracts are professionally audited by third-party cybersecurity firms before going live — reducing the risk of vulnerabilities or exploits.

✅ Multi-Signature Wallets

For treasury management, we use multi-signature (multisig) wallets that require approval from multiple trusted parties, preventing unilateral actions.

✅ On-Chain Transparency

All contract actions are visible on the blockchain. This ensures that every token movement, vote, or revenue distribution can be independently verified by the community.

✅ Asset-Backed Tokens

Each real estate token is tied to a legally registered property, giving it real-world backing and legal enforceability under contract.

✅ Compliance by Design

Smart contracts are designed in accordance with local and international regulations, making Homeblock’s model legally robust and compliant.