Indian fractional ownership platform for premium commercial properties.
hBits opened a door I thought was shut for a mid-level investor like me. I own a fraction of a high-grade commercial building and the team was helpful throughout, answering every question about the lease and returns. The income has been steady and the reporting is clear. Highly recommend.
Helpful team, steady income, clear reporting
hBits gave me the chance to co-own a premium leased commercial property in a prime location, with a blue-chip tenant already in place. The due diligence pack they shared was detailed and the rental income has been arriving consistently. For a first foray into fractional ownership, this was excellent.
The hBits property looked great, but getting through the KYC and registration paperwork was slow and repetitive, with documents requested more than once. I eventually completed it, but the process tested my patience for what is meant to be a digital platform. The investment is fine; the experience was not.
I was counting on the rental distribution from my hBits investment arriving as committed, but it was delayed well beyond the stated date with little proactive communication. When you market premium, reliable assets, the basics like timely payouts must work. This shook my confidence in the platform considerably.
hBits has a RevWala Trust Score of 52/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.6 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
hBits is rated 3.6 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
hBits has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 1 verified review.
Prime assets, consistent rental income
What impressed me about hBits is the transparency. Every cost, the tenant lease terms, and the expected returns were laid out clearly before I committed. The asset is a premium commercial property and the quarterly updates keep me informed. A genuinely professional way to invest in real estate.
Full cost transparency, regular updates
Slow, repetitive onboarding paperwork
Delayed rental payout, poor proactive communication