What Is BlockHaus? Tokenised Real Estate on Polygon

What Is BlockHaus?

By Tahar Ali, CEO and Founder of BlockHaus | May 04, 2026 | Updated October 08, 2026

BlockHaus is a UK property company. We are funding it with our own token presale on the Polygon blockchain. The token is called BLK.

That is the whole idea. The rest of this page explains each part plainly, including the parts that are not built yet.

The company is BlockHaus Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 16281245. It was incorporated in 2025. I run it, and I have spent 35 years in property. Steven Summone is our Chief Technology Officer. He built the contracts and this website.

Why I Started a Property Company This Way

Buying property takes a lot of money up front. Most property companies raise it from a bank or a small circle of wealthy backers. I wanted to raise it in public, from anyone who wants to be part of it, with every payment visible on the blockchain.

So BlockHaus sells BLK in a presale. The money raised goes into the company. It buys and refurbishes property, starting in the UK, including London, and in Dubai. It also pays for building the business around it, including salaries and marketing. Hong Kong and other markets may come later. That is a hope, not a promise.

Any profit the property makes stays in BlockHaus. It buys more property and runs the business. It is never paid out to people who hold BLK.

What BLK Is

BLK is a utility token on Polygon. There are 1,000,000,000 in total, fixed for good. The token contract has no mint function, so nobody can make more.

You buy it at theblockhaus.io/presale with USDT on Polygon. The minimum purchase is $20. BLK arrives in your wallet in the same transaction.

The presale has four phases, priced at $0.10, $0.12, $0.14 and $0.15. Everyone pays the same price within a phase. The target is $2,000,000.

What BLK Is Not

This part matters more than the rest, so I will be blunt.

BLK is not a share in BlockHaus. It is not an investment, and it gives you no ownership of any property. It pays no rent and no dividends. There is no profit share and no buyback.

It has no guaranteed value. It is not listed on any exchange and no listing date is fixed, so for now you cannot sell it. If it is listed one day, the market will set the price. You can lose everything you pay.

Staking is under review. Nothing is promised.

If you want rental income from property, BLK is the wrong thing to buy. I would rather you knew that now.

Why Polygon

We built on Polygon because it is cheap to use. A purchase costs a few cents in network fees, paid in POL, Polygon’s own coin. On Ethereum itself the fee can be more than a $20 purchase. Polygon also works with the wallets most people already have, such as MetaMask and Trust Wallet. The longer version is in how BlockHaus uses Polygon.

What You Can Check Yourself

Both contracts are verified on Polygonscan, so anyone can read the code.

Token contract: 0x5cF704a1F5B5555B7369F4AB971D0d1b5bcD666a

Presale contract: 0x230AcddEFED9202db139C03157056631edc250D5

The contracts have not been audited by any independent firm. Both are owned by one Ledger hardware wallet, held by me. It is not a multisig.

That owner key cannot mint new BLK and cannot take back BLK you have bought. It can pause all BLK transfers, withdraw the USDT raised, pause or end the presale, change the phase, and change the minimum and maximum purchase. It can switch on a whitelist, so only listed wallets can buy. It can take back unsold presale BLK.

I list those powers because you should know them before you buy. The trust page sets out what exists today and every risk in full.

What Comes Next

No property appears on this site until it can be shown with its documents.

The next part of the site is a property portal, which our partners S-Pro and CoreLedger are building. It will show the properties we plan to buy and the ones we have bought, what each is worth and what it earns for the company. An open book on the portfolio.

Who Can Buy

The presale is not open to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, or countries under UK sanctions.

BLK is only sold at theblockhaus.io/presale. BlockHaus never asks for your seed phrase, and never asks you to send money to a person or a wallet.

For the wider idea of putting property on a blockchain, read what tokenised real estate actually means.

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What is BlockHaus?

BlockHaus is a UK property company, BlockHaus Ltd (company number 16281245), funded by its own token presale on Polygon. The money raised buys and refurbishes property in the UK, including London, and in Dubai, and pays for building the business. Its founder and CEO is Tahar Ali, who has 35 years in property.

What is the BLK token?

BLK is the BlockHaus utility token on Polygon, with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. It is not a share and not an investment. It pays no rent, no dividends and no returns, and it gives no ownership of any property. It is not listed on any exchange, and buyers can lose everything they pay.

Does holding BLK give me a share of the property?

No. The property belongs to BlockHaus Ltd. Any profit it makes stays in the company to buy more property and run the business. Holding BLK gives you no claim on any building, its rent or its value.

Why is BlockHaus on Polygon?

Network fees on Polygon are a few cents, so a $20 purchase makes sense. On Ethereum itself the fee alone can cost more than that. Polygon also works with common wallets such as MetaMask and Trust Wallet.

Have the BlockHaus contracts been audited?

No. Both contracts are verified on Polygonscan, so anyone can read the code, but they have not been audited by any independent firm. The owner key and what it can do are listed on the trust page.

How do I buy BLK?

Only at theblockhaus.io/presale. You need USDT on Polygon, at least $20, and a few cents of POL in the same wallet for the network fee. BLK arrives in the same transaction. The presale is not open to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, or countries under UK sanctions.