Protocol Workflow

From Evaluation to Token Distribution

1. Institutional Asset Selection

OASES sources and underwrites premium real estate projects through a rigorous, multi-phase selection process led by investment professionals with backgrounds in private equity, development, and legal structuring.

  • Macroeconomic Screening: We identify priority jurisdictions using proprietary models that assess tourism demand, legal infrastructure, FX stability, and political risk.

  • On-Site Due Diligence: Each property is physically inspected and evaluated based on brand alignment, developer track record, build timeline, and projected NOI.

  • Institutional Risk Review: Legal, environmental, and operational risks are assessed with local counsel and consultants to ensure underwriting consistency with institutional standards.

Fewer than 5% of reviewed opportunities are approved for tokenization.

2. Token Pre-Sale & Capital Formation

Prior to acquisition, OASES initiates a capital formation window through a regulated token pre-sale. This model allows early investors to secure allocations in curated projects under transparent and conditional terms.

  • Security Token Offering (STO): Tokens are priced based on total acquisition cost (inclusive of structuring and setup). A $10M property = 100,000 tokens at $100/token.

  • Minimum Allocation: Investors must allocate a minimum of $10,000 creating aligned incentives.

  • Time-Limited Capital Raise: The raise runs for 30–90 days. If fully subscribed, funds are deployed and tokens are issued. If not, capital is refunded via smart contract and tokens are burned.

  • Token Swap Mechanism: Upon successful close, pre-sale tokens are automatically converted into equity tokens granting full SPV ownership rights.

Each property is acquired through a dedicated Tier 1 offshore Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) domiciled, a jurisdiction selected for its strong legal infrastructure and familiarity among institutional investors.

  • Title & Legal Compliance: The SPV executes the purchase and complies with all local requirements on title registration, taxation, and governance.

  • OASES as Manager: A formal management agreement empowers OASES to act as administrative agent on behalf of investors, covering operator oversight, reporting, and service provider coordination.

  • Investor Rights: Investors retain ultimate governance authority through embedded voting mechanisms and legal SPV documentation.

4. Tokenization & Smart Contract Deployment

Upon acquisition, equity rights are fractionalized into ERC-1404 security tokens deployed on the Polygon blockchain.

  • Automated Issuance: Tokens are minted post-KYC and held in investor wallets or platform custody.

  • Transfer Controls: Smart contracts enforce compliance with Reg D / Reg S restrictions and KYC verification.

  • USDC Distributions: Quarterly returns are disbursed in USDC to investors, based on net rental yield or operational cash flow.

  • On-Chain Governance: Investors can vote on strategic decisions including sale, refinance, or reinvestment.

  • Fallback Protection: A mirrored off-chain registry ensures enforceability of rights in edge cases (e.g., network failure, regulatory requests).

5. Blockchain Infrastructure & Security

OASES leverages scalable Layer 2 blockchain infrastructure for real-time transparency and transactional security.

  • Polygon Integration: Enables low-cost, high-speed issuance and trading.

  • Immutable Audit Trail: Ownership, income, governance actions, and marketplace activity are recorded on-chain and independently verifiable.

  • Security Architecture: We deploy multi-sig wallets, conduct third-party contract audits, and utilize decentralized storage solutions to mitigate counterparty and custody risks.

  • Marketplace-Ready: A compliant P2P secondary trading environment will launch in Q4 2025, with integrations planned across exchanges, custodians, and broker-dealers.

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