Issuer
Issuer application
A property company applies to the platform from the console: company profile, payout wallet, beneficial owners and documents. The compliance team reviews the application before the company can list any property.
Platform videos
Short videos of the main scenarios of the platform, with a description of each step.
Issuer
Asset preparation and moderation
The issuer fills in the property card step by step: description, parameters, token economics, photos, documents and investor rules. A platform manager reviews the card before it moves on to tokenization.
Issuer
Valuation
The token price comes from an independent valuation, not from the issuer alone. A platform manager confirms the valuation, and it becomes the reference price of the token.
Issuer
Tokenization and publication
The platform creates the token of the property on the blockchain, records the reference price and document fingerprints, and publishes the asset in the investor catalog.
Investor
Investor onboarding
A new investor creates an account, passes the identity check and links a wallet. The platform records the wallet in the investor registry on the blockchain, and only registered wallets can hold tokens.
Issuer
Primary sale setup
The issuer proposes the terms of a primary sale, and the platform approves them before the sale opens on the blockchain. From then on the sale contract enforces the price, the limits and the time window.
Investor
Instant purchase
In a sale with instant delivery the investor pays and receives the tokens in the same transaction. The sale contract checks the investor registry and the token rules before it mints the tokens.
Investor
Escrow purchase, finalization and refund
In a sale with escrow the payments wait in the sale contract. Tokens are delivered only if the sale reaches its minimum, otherwise every buyer takes the money back.
Investor
Selling on the secondary market
Holders can resell tokens to other verified investors at a price inside a corridor around the reference price. The tokens stay in the seller's wallet, locked until the offer is filled or cancelled.
Investor
Buying on the secondary market
A buyer picks an offer of another investor, pays in USDC and receives the tokens in a single transaction. The market contract checks both wallets against the investor registry and the token rules.
Platform operations
Income payout
Each month the issuer distributes the net rental income. Every holder receives a share in USDC in proportion to the tokens held on the record date, checked against a payout tree on the blockchain.
Platform operations
Referral program
Investors invite others with a personal link. For a year after an invited investor signs up, the inviter receives a share of the platform fee from that investor's purchases and trades, paid out in USDC rounds.
Platform operations
Compliance controls
The contracts check investor rules on every transfer, and the platform team can stop a listing, a sale or trading when something goes wrong. Every action is kept in a tamper-evident action log.
Platform operations
Brand and features
The operator sets its own brand and the functions of the investor site in the console, without developers and without a new release.
Deployment
White-label deployment
A new client gets its own copy of the platform on its own server and in its own brand, from one configuration file and one command.
Deployment
Governance handover
After launch no single key can upgrade the contracts or grant roles. Control moves to the operator's multisig behind a timelock of 48 hours.
Narration in English, subtitles in your language. Recorded on the demo platform with demo data and the demo stablecoin tUSDC.