Fractional property investment (proposed)

Meithera

A proposed Irish platform for fractional investment in refurbished homes, shown today as a demonstration with fictional data.

What is Meithera?

Meithera — Fractional property investment (proposed). A proposed Irish platform for fractional investment in refurbished homes, shown today as a demonstration with fictional data.

Meithera demo property marketplace page under a banner saying it is a demonstration platform with no real investments, with a notice that the properties are illustrative and not investment offers, and the first fictional property cards.
Meithera Raya Chain audit console in the demo, marked as simulated in the browser, showing block height, transactions, holders, a feed of illustrative loan interest and holding records, and a list of latest blocks.
Meithera demo property page for a fictional two-bedroom home in Dublin 8, with a photo gallery labelled as representative and not the actual property, and a 6.21 percent property net yield marked as not the investor's return.

What it does

01

Home Digital Passport

Each home has a digital passport and an illustrative returns calculator.

Demonstration
02

Raya Chain register

In the demonstration, a simulated register shows holders, cap tables and payouts, with an explorer for audit.

Demonstration
03

Supervisor view

An illustrative supervisory view with CSV and JSON export.

Demonstration
04

Tenant to owner

A simulator for tenants buying into their home over time. This stage would need further authorisation.

Proposed

Frequently asked

Is Meithera authorised or regulated?

No. Meithera is a demonstration. It is not authorised or regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, and the Innovation Hub provides guidance, not approval. Every home, person and figure shown is fictional.

Can I invest through Meithera?

No. The demonstration has no real investments, payments, identity checks, tokens or wallets.

What is the idea?

Meithera is proposed to let people fund the refurbishment of vacant homes in small amounts, under EU crowdfunding rules and with a partner first, so more homes come to the market. Any live service would be subject to regulatory assessment.

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