The honest answer has three parts.
The smart contracts support it. Fabrica’s property token is built on a standard that natively supports splitting a token into multiple units, so fractional ownership is technically possible at the contract level.
The web application does not expose it. There is no button for it. Everything you can do on fabrica.land (buying, selling, borrowing) treats each property as a single whole token with a single owner.
The trust agreement contains only basic language for it. The legal framework for multiple beneficiaries is minimal. It has not been built out for groups of unrelated owners, and important questions (how decisions get made, how disputes get resolved) are not covered.
So: if you are technically capable and understand the tradeoffs, you can use fractional ownership at your own risk, and only for owning property together with friends or family.
Do not use it to offer investment interests in a property to others. Selling fractions of a property as an investment could fall under securities laws, which carry serious legal consequences. Fabrica’s token is designed as direct ownership of land, not as an investment product.
For most groups, a simpler route is setting up your own LLC or shared account that holds the whole token. See How to buy land onchain with your friends (blog).
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