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Tokenised Revenue-Sharing Platform
What it is
Fractional investment in revenue-generating assets, with a blockchain underneath doing the ownership, eligibility and distribution accounting.
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Why this existed
Fractional investment is easy to sell and hard to operate. Once an asset starts generating revenue, someone has to answer every cycle: who owns what percentage today, when did ownership change, who is entitled to this payout, what fees come off first, what has already been paid — and how does an investor verify any of it? Spreadsheets answer none of that verifiably.
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What we built
An end-to-end platform covering the full lifecycle: asset creation → investment → token ownership → revenue collection → distribution → investor reporting. Assets are fractionalised into participation units through Solidity contracts on a Polygon/Base-class EVM chain — ERC-20 for single-class assets, ERC-1155 where an asset carries multiple unit classes — with the contract holding issuance, investor balances, wallet whitelisting, per-cycle distribution snapshots, asset status and admin permissions. Investors onboard through account creation, KYC, PAN and bank verification and investor declarations before they can participate; an embedded wallet is provisioned per account so users never see a seed phrase, with WalletConnect for those who want an external wallet. The investment journey reads as a conventional product — select asset, enter amount, pay, tokens allocated, asset appears in the portfolio — while every allocation writes a transaction against the user's account. Asset managers register revenue periods and the platform accounts for management fees, maintenance, platform fees, taxes and reserves before computing the distributable amount, then writes the ownership snapshot for that cycle on-chain so exactly who was entitled to it stays verifiable after the fact. Payouts settle per investor through bank rails, payment APIs or stablecoins depending on deployment. Investors get a portfolio dashboard — invested capital, units and ownership percentage, monthly revenue, lifetime distributions, performance — plus downloadable per-distribution statements showing gross revenue, expenses, net distributable income, entitlement, taxes and final payout. Secondary transfers between approved investors execute only after the contract verifies sender and receiver eligibility, available balance and asset-level restrictions. The admin side covers asset creation, token supply and unit pricing, KYC review, revenue and expense entry, distribution runs, transfer management, report exports, pausing an asset and contract administration.
- Assets fractionalised into participation units via ERC-20 or ERC-1155 contracts on Polygon/Base-class EVM chains
- Contract-managed issuance, investor balances, wallet whitelisting, transfer restrictions and asset status
- Investor onboarding gated on KYC, PAN and bank verification plus declarations
- Embedded wallet provisioned per account, with WalletConnect for external wallets
- Investment flow that reads as a conventional product while writing on-chain allocations
- Revenue periods with management fees, maintenance, platform fees, taxes and reserves accounted pre-distribution
- Per-cycle ownership snapshots written on-chain so entitlements stay verifiable after the fact
- Payout settlement through bank rails, payment APIs or stablecoins
- Portfolio dashboard: invested capital, units, ownership %, monthly revenue, lifetime distributions, performance
- Downloadable distribution statements: gross revenue, expenses, net distributable, entitlement, taxes, final payout
- Secondary transfers executed only after contract-level eligibility, balance and restriction checks
- Admin surface for asset creation, token supply, unit pricing, KYC review, distribution runs and pausing an asset
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How a company uses it
A real-estate, renewable-energy or hospitality operator fractionalises a revenue-generating asset without building ledger machinery from scratch: investors get a familiar portfolio interface and proper statements, while issuance, eligibility, ownership changes and every distribution cycle remain independently verifiable on-chain.
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Questions clients ask
Do investors need to understand crypto to use this?
No. The platform provisions an embedded wallet behind the investor's account — the chain records their ownership, but the experience is account creation, KYC, a payment and a portfolio dashboard. Advanced users can connect an external wallet through WalletConnect, but the default path never surfaces seed phrases, gas or signing ceremonies.
How are distributions kept honest when ownership changes mid-period?
Each distribution cycle writes an ownership snapshot to the contract before payout. The snapshot is the authority for that cycle: whoever held units at snapshot time gets paid, and because it is on-chain, an investor can independently verify they were entitled to what they received regardless of transfers that happened afterwards.
Which chain does it run on, and can that change?
The reference build targets Polygon and Base — low-fee EVM chains that suit high volumes of small-value ownership records — using standard Solidity patterns. Moving to any EVM-compatible chain is a redeployment rather than a rewrite, because the application layer talks to the contracts through standard interfaces.
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