Plan
Roadmap
Honest milestones — not a promise of delivery dates. Priorities depend on audits, partners, and regulation.
Our long-term direction is infrastructure for tokenized real estate with explicit rules and interoperable patterns—toward a purpose-built appchain that embodies that standard. The aim is to broaden access to capital and ownership and to reduce excessive reliance on concentrated intermediation in legacy finance, while staying inside applicable law and issuer obligations.
Strategic direction
We are building toward a dedicated chain layer and a practical standard for tokenized property so communities and investors can participate with transparent rails—ownership and liquidity aligned with people and place, not opaque pipelines alone. Outcomes still depend on law, partners, audits, and market structure—not slogans.
- Appchain — a focused execution environment for RWA workflows, compliance hooks, and governance where permitted.
- Standard — shared contracts, metadata, and disclosure patterns so tokenized real estate can be read and integrated consistently across wallets and venues.
- Access — fewer choke points in how housing-linked capital is raised and settled, without pretending regulation or risk disappear.
For risks and regulatory context, see Risks & disclaimer.
Receiving funds after mainnet & KYC
Below is the typical order of operations for investors. It is not a guaranteed calendar — dates, gates, and payouts depend on each issuer, the offering documents, and applicable law.
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Mainnet deployment
After audited contracts are deployed and addresses are published
The protocol and property share contracts are deployed on Base mainnet for production traffic. Verify you are on Base (chain id 8453) in your wallet before sending funds.
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Offering & eligibility
When an issuer opens a round (if applicable)
Each property or programme may have subscription documents, minimums, and caps. You only become eligible to send funds after you accept disclosures and meet issuer criteria for that offering.
- 3
KYC / AML complete
Before your wallet can receive restricted tokens or certain payouts
ComplianceRegistry (or the issuer’s provider) must mark your wallet as verified where regulation requires it. Fulfilling KYC does not by itself obligate any transfer — it unlocks permitted flows per issuer rules.
- 4
Capital deployed
After subscription clears and settlement completes
Funds move per the offering’s instructions (e.g. swap into share tokens, escrow release). Settlement timing is issuer- and bank-rail-dependent — not instant by default.
- 5
Ongoing distributions
Per issuer schedule and smart-contract rules post-closing
Rental income, fees, or other cash flows — if and when declared — are distributed according to the SPV / issuer waterfall and on-chain logic. Past behaviour on any network is not a forecast of future returns.
Nothing here is investment, tax, or legal advice. KYC status and smart-contract permissions can change with issuer policy and regulation. See Risks & disclaimer.
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Direction
Appchain & standards (longer arc)
- Research and design toward a purpose-built appchain that can carry tokenized real estate with explicit rules and auditability
- Public-facing patterns for RWA share tokens: metadata, disclosures, and reference contracts—so wallets, indexers, and venues can integrate consistently where permitted
- Governance and transparency hooks aligned with community participation, subject to jurisdiction and issuer structure
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Now
Production on Base
- Registry + share factory + AMM swap + staking + portfolio flows with published addresses
- Culture Land property metadata, funding UI, and transparency pages
- Operator runbooks and environment sync for reproducible deployments
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Next
Hardening
- External audits and bug bounties before mainnet
- Indexer / subgraph for property and pool analytics
- Production KYC and issuer console
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Then
Liquidity & access
- Deeper pools and clearer routing for property share tokens
- Secondary market / venue listings where permitted — issuer- and venue-dependent
- Liquidity incentives and routing improvements (roadmap; not guaranteed timelines)
- Issuer-approved disclosures linked from each property
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Product layers
Yield, pricing, and distribution (roadmap)
- Rental or cash-flow yield distribution — contract- and issuer-dependent; not guaranteed returns
- Oracle-assisted or AI-assisted pricing signals — reference until audited; Legal for context
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Parallel
Cross-chain & bridges
- Documented core contract addresses on Base (see contracts page)
- Optional bridge or liquidity routing — subject to security review and issuer policy
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Longer term
Community alignment
- Governance experiments where regulation permits
- Education and transparency as first-class product features
- Clearer ownership rails so participation and capital formation are less dependent on opaque, concentrated gatekeeping
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Ecosystem
Interoperability (non-binding)
- Document patterns so compatible share tokens can be supported by wallets, indexers, and venues that choose to list permitted instruments
- Explore collateral and credit use cases only with licensed partners — no guaranteed bank or CEX integration
- Where regulation allows, reduce single-point reliance on traditional bank-led credit and custody pipelines by offering verifiable alternatives
Verify deployments on the contracts page.