“Any entity can buy into property off the platform but it supports SMSFs, so it eliminates the need to have to set up a separate bare trust,” Wealth Within executive director Lea Zerbes said at the platform’s launch this week.

The platform can also hold direct property in custody, allowing for valuations to be performed, Ms Zerbes said.

“Property trusts have to value at 30 June every year and it’s no different for us,” she said.

“Everyone says it can’t be done, we just had to work out the workflows to work out how it can be done. Nothing can’t be done on a platform or in technology.”

Wealth Within will also be rolling out an education program to coincide with Global One’s release, with a focus on SMSF borrowing both for advisers and their clients.

“If we were going to be introducing a new product advisers hadn’t dealt with on the platform before, we felt it was really important that they were educated on what the responsibilities are for the trustee.

“If they want to pass that on to their client under a white label… they can brand the information.”

The Global One platform has been in development for several years and is based on adviser feedback, with approximately 1,800 planner principal agreements already formed and 4,000 SMSF accountants also targeted, the group stated at its launch.