Projects

4.1 What is a Project?

A Project represents a specific tokenized asset offering created by an organization. Each project corresponds to a real-world asset (such as a property, infrastructure project, or commodity) that is being tokenized and offered to investors.

Example Projects:

• A commercial office building in downtown Manhattan

• A solar farm infrastructure project

• A portfolio of residential rental properties

• A luxury hotel development

4.2 Types of Real-World Assets (RWA)

The platform supports various asset classes:

Asset Class	Description	Examples
Real Estate	Physical properties	Office buildings, residential complexes, retail spaces
Infrastructure	Large-scale infrastructure	Solar farms, wind farms, toll roads, bridges
Commodities	Physical commodities	Precious metals, agricultural products
Equipment	High-value equipment	Aircraft, shipping containers, machinery
Art & Collectibles	Valuable collectibles	Fine art, rare wines, luxury watches

4.3 Project Lifecycle & Statuses

Projects move through a defined lifecycle with the following statuses:

Draft → Submitted → Under Review → Approved/Rejected/Revision Requested
                                      ↓
                                  Active (Live)

Status Definitions:

Status	Description	Actions Available
Draft	Project is being created/edited by issuer admin	Edit, Delete, Submit for Approval
Submitted	Project submitted for platform admin review	Revoke (issuer), Review (admin)
Under Review	Platform admin is actively reviewing	Approve, Reject, Request Revision (admin)
Revision Requested	Admin requested changes before approval	Edit, Re-submit (issuer)
Approved	Project approved and live on platform	View only (no edits without revoke)
Rejected	Project rejected by platform admin	View admin notes, Create new project

4.4 Internal vs Public Information

Projects contain both internal (admin-only) and public (investor-facing) information:

Internal Information (Admin/Issuer Only):

• Admin notes and feedback

• Approval workflow history

• Internal compliance tracking

• Platform locked fields

• System metadata

Public Information (Visible to Investors):

• Project name and description

• Location and property details

• Financial metrics (IRR, cap rate, yields)

• Token class information

• Gallery images and videos

• Public documents (offering memorandum, etc.)

• Key highlights and features

• Exit strategy

Access Control:

• Draft projects: Only visible to issuer admins and platform admins

• Submitted projects: Only visible to issuer admins and platform admins

• Approved projects: Visible to all investors

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