Grouped by what investors actually ask us. If your question is not here, our compliance team answers in writing — usually within one business day.
You own shares in a specific property under a signed purchase contract. SAFE manages the asset and distributes the net rent, and your entitlement to rent and sale proceeds is proportional to your shares. Your signed contract is emailed to you once your investment closes.
You can start from EGP 50,000. There is no cap on how many shares or assets you hold, and many investors build a position across several properties rather than concentrating in one.
The property is held and managed under SAFE’s regulated structure. Your signed purchase contract, emailed to you once your investment closes, records your shares and what you are entitled to, and your share of the rent and of any sale proceeds follows your holding.
Yes. Every asset is a real building at a real address, listed in your portfolio with its documents, valuation and rent history.
Net rent — after operating costs — is collected monthly and distributed to your SAFE wallet. You can withdraw to any Egyptian bank account or roll distributions into the next opportunity.
There are no platform fees when you invest in a listing. Fees apply only on resale, when you choose to exit alone rather than with the whole property: the seller and the buyer each pay a 2% service fee, always shown clearly before you confirm.
We publish the independent valuation and the assumptions behind every number. A projected return is a projection, not a promise — and the actual distribution history of every asset is visible in full inside the app.
That month’s distribution falls or pauses until the asset is re-let. Vacancy risk is real, it has happened on assets in the portfolio, and it is disclosed in every asset file.
No. An off-plan asset produces no income until handover — the entire return is the gap between your entry price and the delivered valuation. That is a different risk profile from a leased asset.
You can list your shares on the SAFE secondary marketplace to other verified investors, starting 6 months after purchase. Pricing is anchored to the latest independent valuation.
No. The secondary market needs a buyer at your price. Treat every SAFE investment as illiquid until its scheduled exit, and never invest money you may need within the term.
Investors vote on the exit. The default is a sale of the asset on the open market, with net proceeds distributed pro rata. If a majority prefers to hold, the property stays in place under the same contracts and you can exit on the secondary market instead.
Yes. SAFE operates under a Financial Regulatory Authority licence, which obliges us to publish standardised disclosure on every offering, report periodically and submit to inspection.
Your signed contract stays valid and enforceable. It is signed with you directly and does not depend on SAFE continuing to trade. A licensed replacement administrator would take over rent collection and distributions; in the worst case investors vote to sell and receive their share of the proceeds. SAFE is the manager, never the owner of what you are entitled to.
Your funds are only committed when the raise closes and the acquisition completes. If a raise does not close, your money is returned in full.
Rental distributions and capital gains are taxable in Egypt under the rules applying to your personal situation. SAFE does not withhold tax on your behalf and does not give tax advice — talk to a professional about your own position.
Yes. Egyptians abroad can verify with a passport and invest in Egyptian pounds from any bank account in their name. Distributions are paid in EGP to your SAFE wallet; converting and repatriating them is your own arrangement with your bank.
Listings on the platform are structured to be Shariah compliant — ownership of a real, income-generating asset — and each asset carries its compliance tag in the app.
Still not answered?
Send us the question. If it concerns our licence, the ownership structure or tax, we will put the answer in writing.