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.
3. SPV Structuring & Legal Acquisition
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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