Whitepaper v2.0
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  • 1. Executive Summary
    • 1.1 THE GLOBAL REAL ESTATE MARKET: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW
    • 1.2 THE GLOBAL REAL ESTATE MARKET: CURRENT AND PROJECTIONS
    • 1.3 REAL ESTATE TOKENIZATION: A REVOLUTIONARY INNOVATION
    • 1.4 IMPLICATIONS OF REAL ESTATE TOKENIZATION
    • 1.5 INTRODUCTION TO REALPROTON
    • 1.6 INTRODUCTION TO FINIX196
    • 1.7 MARKET OPPORTUNITY
  • 2. Company Overview
    • 2.1 ABOUT REALPROTON
    • 2.2 REALPROTON’s VISION
    • 2.3 BUSINESS & TECHNICAL OBJECTIVES
    • 2.4 REALPROTON’s GOALS
    • 2.5 KEY HIGHLIGHTS
    • 2.6 REALPROTON LEGAL STRUCTURE
    • 2.7 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND EXPERTISE OF THE REALPROTON TEAM IN REAL ESTATE
    • 2.8 VISION FOR LEVERAGING BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
  • 3. Tokenization Model
    • 3.1 REALPROTON SECURITY TOKEN OVERVIEW
    • 3.2 REALPROTON SECURITY TOKEN SMART CONTRACTS
    • 3.3 HOW SMART CONTRACTS FACILITATE REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
    • 3.4 BENEFITS AND FEATURES OF THE REALPROTON PLATFORM
    • 3.5 OVERVIEW OF TOKEN STANDARDS: ERC-1404, ERC-3643, OTHER EVM & PUBLIC CHAINS
    • 3.6 ERC-3643 (TOKENIZED ASSETS STANDARD)
    • 3.7 ERC-1404 (RESTRICTED TOKEN STANDARD)
    • 3.8 HOW TOKENIZATION WORKS IN REALPROTON
    • 3.9 FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP MODEL
  • 4. The Realproton Business Model
    • 4.1 TOKENIZATION: BRICK TO BLOCKCHAIN
    • 4.2 BUSINESS & PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
    • 4.3 OVERALL BUSINESS & REVENUE GENERATION
    • 4.4 STRATEGY FOR PROPERTY ACQUISITIONS AND THE PROCESS OF THE PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT PLAN
    • 4.5 TOKENIZATION PROCESS
    • 4.6 DETAILED ALLOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY
    • 4.7 FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS FOR THE ASSETS AND EXPECTED RETURNS FOR TOKEN HOLDERS
    • 4.8 LIQUIDITY ENHANCEMENT STRATEGIES & SECONDARY MARKET INTEGRATION
  • 5. Technical Architecture
    • 5.1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
    • 5.2 COMPONENT OVERVIEW: FRONTEND, BACKEND, BLOCKCHAIN, DATABASE
    • 5.3 LAYERED ARCHITECTURE (FRONTEND, MIDDLEWARE, BACKEND, BLOCKCHAIN)
    • 5.4 API GATEWAY AND MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE
    • 5.5 MULTI-BLOCKCHAIN SUPPORT
    • 5.6 SMART CONTRACT DESIGN & SECURITY AUDITS
    • 5.7 KEY PROTOCOLS & TECHNOLOGIES USED
    • 5.8 SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
  • 6. Smart Contracts
    • 6.1 OVERVIEW OF SMART CONTRACTS
    • 6.2 CONTRACT FOR TOKEN SALE (DAILY SALE MECHANISM)
    • 6.3 TRANSFER RESTRICTIONS (ERC-1404)
    • 6.4 IDENTITY AND COMPLIANCE (ERC-3643 & ONCHAINID)
    • 6.5 REALPROTON WRAPPED TOKEN (ERC-20)
  • 7. Multi-Blockchain & Exchange Support
    • 7.1 CROSS-CHAIN SUPPORT (SECURITY TOKENS, WRAPPED TOKENS)
    • 7.2 MULTI-SECURITY EXCHANGE INTEGRATION (TZERO, ARCHAX, SECURITIZE, INVESTAX)
    • 7.3 DECENTRALIZED EXCHANGE SUPPORT (UNISWAP, PANCAKESWAP)
    • 7.4 CENTRALIZED EXCHANGE INTEGRATION (COINBASE, BINANCE)
  • 8. Oracles & Data Feeds
    • 8.1 ORACLE INTEGRATION WITH CHAINLINK
    • 8.2 ASSET VALUATION VIA ORACLES
    • 8.3 REAL-TIME MARKET DATA FEEDS
    • 8.4 DECENTRALIZED ORACLES FOR APY CALCULATION
  • 9. Security & Compliance
    • 9.1 SECURITY AUDITS AND VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT
    • 9.2 GDPR COMPLIANCE AND DATA ENCRYPTION
    • 9.3 MULTI-SIGNATURE WALLETS FOR ADMIN CONTROL
    • 9.4 INCIDENT RESPONSE AND DISASTER RECOVERY
  • 10. Tokenomics
    • 10.1 SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION
    • 10.2 REWARDS AND BONUSES (DAILY SALES)
    • 10.3 STAKING MECHANISM
  • 11. Referral and Affiliate Programme
    • 11.1 OVERVIEW OF THE REFERRAL PROGRAM
    • 11.2 TOKEN REWARDS FOR REFERRALS
  • 12. Marketplace and Daily Sales Platform
    • 12.1 DAILY SALES OVERVIEW
    • 12.2 SALES MECHANICS
    • 12.3 SMART CONTRACT FOR DAILY SALES
    • 12.4 BONUS STRUCTURE
    • 12.5 SALES PLATFORM SECURITY
    • 12.6 EXCHANGE LISTING
    • 12.7 YIELD DISTRIBUTION MECHANISM
  • 13. KYC/AML, KYB & Investor Accreditation
    • 13.1 KYC AND AML PROCESS
    • 13.2 KYB FOR INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
    • 13.3 ACCREDITED INVESTOR VERIFICATION
    • 13.4 COMPLIANCE WITH GLOBAL REGULATIONS
  • 14. User Types and Investor Segmentation
    • 14.1 RETAIL INVESTORS
    • 14.2 INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
    • 14.3 ROLE-BASED ACCESS
    • 14.4 SPECIAL LOCKING MECHANISMS
  • 15. Risk Management and Exit Strategies
    • 15.1 INVESTOR RISK MITIGATION (TOKEN LOCKING, COMPLIANCE)
    • 15.2 EXIT STRATEGIES FOR INVESTORS (SECONDARY MARKETS)
    • 15.3 TOKEN BUYBACKS AND REDEMPTION MECHANISMS
    • 15.4 EXIT STRATEGIES FOR ASSET ALLOCATORS
  • 16. Smart Contract Addresses
    • 16.1 TOKEN CONTRACT ADDRESS (ERC-1404, ERC-3643, ERC-20)
    • 16.2 DAILY SALES CONTRACT ADDRESS
    • 16.3 WALLET ADDRESS FOR FUNDS
  • 17. Integration Guidelines
    • 17.1 INTEGRATING THIRD-PARTY PLATFORMS
    • 17.2 EXCHANGE INTEGRATION GUIDE (TZERO, ARCHAX)
    • 17.3 BLOCKCHAIN INTEGRATION (ETHEREUM, BINANCE SMART CHAIN)
    • 17.4 API DOCUMENTATION FOR DEVELOPERS
  • 18. Legal and Regulatory Framework
    • 18.1 COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS
    • 18.2 OVERVIEW OF JURISDICTION-SPECIFIC LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
  • 19. Roadmap
    • 19.1 TIMELINE OF KEY MILESTONES FROM INCEPTION TO FUTURE DEVELOPMENT STAGES
    • 19.2 LONG-TERM GOALS AND EXPANSION PLANS
  • 20. Conclusion
    • 20.1 SUMMARY OF THE POTENTIAL IMPACT OF THE REALPROTON SECURITY TOKEN ON REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
    • 20.2 INVITATION FOR ENGAGEMENT AND INVESTMENT
  • 21. Glossary
    • 21.1 REALPROTON TOKENS
    • 21.2 EXCHANGE (AUTOMATED TRADING SYSTEM)
    • 21.3 KYC (KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER)
    • 21.4 ERC-1404, ERC-3643
  • 22. Contact Information
Whitepaper v2.014. User Types and Investor Segmentation14.2 INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

14.2 INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

Institutional investors, including hedge funds, investment firms, and family offices, can participate in larger token sales. Institutions must complete a KYB (Know Your Business) process and are subject to different token locking and bonus structures.

Institutional Investors

14.1 RETAIL INVESTORS14.3 ROLE-BASED ACCESS
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