From a ticket to a room with a title deed.

You buy a hotel room with its own cadastral identification, deeded in your name before a notary and registered in the Property Registry of the country where the hotel is located. You are the owner. It is not a share in a fund, not a right of use, not a timeshare: it is your own real estate asset, transferable and inheritable.

But you are not buying idle square metres. You are buying a productive unit inside a hotel run by an international chain that takes care of everything: management, staff, sales, maintenance. You manage nothing. Operating costs are deducted before your settlement, with no additional outlays on your side. A fully passive investment.

And unlike any conventional property purchase, your room comes with its return contractually committed from the day you sign.

You are paid by One Trade S.A., which assumes that obligation directly with you in the purchase agreement. It is not a market estimate or an occupancy projection: it is an enforceable payment obligation, with a defined amount and calendar.

The international hotel chain runs the hotel under a management agreement and is the one generating the operating revenue. Your yield commitment, however, is assumed by One Trade, regardless of how the hotel performs in any given period.

And you have one safeguard that depends on no one: the property is yours. Full ownership, transferable and inheritable, regardless of how the operating agreement evolves.

Until the building is placed under the condominium regime, registered ownership rests with the project's developer company. From then on, the property is divided into independent units and your room obtains its own cadastral identification, which is deeded in your name together with its share in common areas.

From that moment you are the registered owner in full standing: you can sell it, assign it or pass it on by inheritance without the developer's authorisation.

You sign two documents, and only two.

When you invest: the purchase agreement with One Trade S.A., signed digitally with full legal validity. It captures everything: the specific room you are buying, the price, the 8% annual yield and the settlement terms.

When the division of the building is completed: the public deed before a notary, which registers the room in your name in the Property Registry with its share in common areas. From that moment you are the registered owner in full standing.

The rest is signed by One Trade. The management agreement with the hotel chain — the one governing brand standards, operation, staff and maintenance — is an agreement between One Trade and the operator. You assume no operating obligations towards the chain, you do not answer to its requirements, and you have nothing to negotiate with them. You buy the asset and you collect. The business is run by others.

Each jurisdiction has its own regime. In Paraguay, foreign investors are taxed at 10% on Paraguayan-source yields (with applicable double taxation treaties). In the Dominican Republic and Argentina, withholdings are adjusted to the investor's country of residence and the bilateral treaty in force.

One Trade's legal team provides a specific tax memorandum for each investor's country of residence before signing. Your local tax advisor receives the full documentation for review.

It depends on your country of residence, and it pays to know this before investing, not after.

If you are resident in Spain, a double taxation treaty with Paraguay has been in force since October 2024, allowing you to deduct in Spain the tax withheld at source under the terms of the treaty.

Paraguay also has treaties with Chile, Uruguay, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Taiwan. For residents of other countries, the yield is taxed under the domestic rules of each jurisdiction, with no bilateral treaty applying.

We hand you the project's tax memorandum with the details applicable to your case before signing. We recommend reviewing it with your tax advisor.

We recommend final validation with your local tax advisor before signing the deed.

Your room is real estate in every sense, and it is taxed as such: on its ownership in the country where it is located, and on the income it generates, which is treated as property income from assigning its use to the operator. It is not a financial product or a corporate shareholding, and that greatly simplifies its treatment.

The actual tax burden depends on two factors: your country of residence and whether you invest as an individual or through a company. The difference between one option and the other can be significant, and it is best decided before signing, not after.

We have a legal and tax analysis prepared by an independent firm for each jurisdiction where we operate, detailing the taxes applicable on purchase, operation and sale according to your profile. We hand it to you before signing and our advisors review it with you so you understand exactly what you receive net.

In your country of residence you will also need to declare the asset under the applicable rules. Our team guides you through this, and we always recommend confirming it with your tax advisor.

Yes. It is your property and you can sell it, assign it or pass it on by inheritance. You need no one's authorisation to do so: you dispose of your asset as you would of any other property.

The buyer takes over under the same terms, including the committed yield, which continues to be calculated on the original purchase price. The hotel operation is unaffected: the management agreement with the chain is held by One Trade, so the change of owner is seamless for the hotel.

And if you sell mid-year, the yield for that period is split proportionally according to the months you held the title. You lose nothing of what has accrued.

The operating agreement One Trade S.A. holds with Wyndham runs for 15 years with a renewal clause. Ownership of the room belongs to the investor regardless of the operator. In the remote scenario of the operator leaving, the real estate asset remains the investor's and One Trade is contractually obliged to reassign the operation to another hotel chain of equivalent tier (Marriott, IHG, Hilton, Accor) under the same economic terms.

You get paid the same. The 8% is a contractual commitment by One Trade S.A., not a share in results: you do not depend on occupancy or on the hotel's operating performance in any given period. If the operation underperforms, One Trade covers the difference.

On the upside it works differently: if the hotel exceeds that threshold, you collect the actual yield. Your floor is secured by contract and your ceiling is open.

You will also receive periodic reporting with the operating figures, so you always know how the business you own is doing, even though your settlement does not depend on those numbers.

The hotel keeps operating. At maturity, the management agreement is renewed with the current chain or an international operator of equivalent or higher category is engaged, on market terms. The room never stops being in operation.

And the essential point: your ownership does not expire. The room remains yours beyond that period, with the same registered title as on day one. There is no mandatory buyback, no automatic termination, no expiry date on your asset.

You can keep collecting yields under the new operating agreement, sell it, or pass it on to your heirs. As with any property you own.

Yes, the room is fully inheritable. Succession is governed by the law of the investor's country of residence, with registry effects in the hotel's country. The contract with One Trade S.A. passes to the heir or heirs under identical terms, with no renegotiation.

We recommend that the investor include the room in their succession planning with their local legal advisor; One Trade provides documentary support to evidence ownership before the authorities of the hotel's country.

Yes. The room can be deeded in the name of an individual or a legal entity, including holding companies, family vehicles or fiduciary structures, provided the investor's jurisdiction allows it and the source-of-funds verification requirements are met.

The most practical route is to decide before the deed: you can designate in writing who will appear as the owner, with no need for a later transfer. If you prefer to reorganise it further down the line, that is also possible.

The optimal structure depends on your tax residence and your goals — current income or estate planning — and a company is not always the most efficient option. The legal and tax analysis we hand you before signing includes the comparison by investor profile, and our advisors review it with you. The costs of setting up and maintaining any structure of your own are borne by the investor.

The process requires coordination between your local tax advisor and One Trade's legal team; the costs of the structure are borne by the investor.