Last updated: 15 September 2026
Arranging co-ownership secures your participation in an asset and the rights associated with it. The terms of the specific offer define the order of receiving income, participating in management and transferring a share.
For shared ownership of individual assets, TokFlow uses a legal structure in a European jurisdiction. It defines how the participation of several co-owners in a single asset is arranged and how their rights are secured.
For an investor, the main thing is to understand exactly which share and associated rights they receive, how income is distributed and on what terms they can transfer their participation to another buyer. These provisions are defined by the documents of the specific offer.
Co-ownership documents should explain the connection between your participation and the asset, the order of income distribution, the terms of management and access to reporting. They also define the opportunities to take part in decisions and the order of selling a share.
Review these terms before purchasing. They are exactly what gives a complete picture of your rights and obligations as a participant in a specific asset.
The European structure formalizes the participation of co-owners, while the economic result depends on the operation of the property itself. Income may come from rent or operations; the order and timing of payouts are determined by the terms of the specific asset.
The jurisdiction of the co-ownership structure and the country where the asset is located or registered may differ. That is why, in each offer, it is important to consider both the terms of participation and the specifics of the property itself.
Purchased shares are shown in your personal account. For real estate, a co-owner sees the number of square meters purchased. The content of rights and the order of exercising them are defined by the co-ownership documents.
If you would like to clarify how a share is arranged or the terms of co-ownership, write to info@tokflow.io. Specify the asset you are interested in — this will help the team answer to the point of your request.