Turning virtual land and digital property into a trusted asset class.

What we are here to solve

• Virtual land exists, but rules, rights and responsibilities are unclear.
• Public authorities lack a common language to regulate digital property.
• Institutions and asset managers need standards before they can allocate capital.
• Platforms want innovation — but also clear legal certainty and governance.

Our mission in one sentence

We build the governance, identity and trust infrastructure that allows virtual land and digital property to be treated like serious, long-term assets – not speculative toys.

That means: clear rules, interoperable registries, verifiable ownership, and a shared language that lawyers, engineers, institutions and regulators can work with.

How we pursue this mission

• Independent research on virtual land markets and digital property rights.
• Frameworks and model policies for regulators, cities and public bodies.
• Technical blueprints for registries, identity layers and trust infrastructure.
• Design of standards for digital titles, ownership proofs and governance processes.
• Advisory work with platforms, infrastructure providers and institutions.

The IDLG Audit Engine

To make standards actionable, IDLG develops an AI-assisted Audit Engine that tests platforms and registries against governance, interoperability and ownership rules. It enables continuous, transparent audits across ecosystems and gives regulators, platforms and institutions a practical tool to verify compliance.

Who we work with

• Regulators, ministries and public administrations.
• Virtual land platforms, metaverse teams and digital infrastructure providers.
• Public-interest foundations, think tanks and research initiatives.
• Institutional actors exploring digital property, identity and registry systems.