Join vetted US real estate funds from $50K. We open an institutional wallet in your name. Your USDC earns while you wait, and when you invest, it buys the fund's token.
Your institutional wallet
In your name · Demo data
250,000USDC
Earning in treasury · about 4.5% a year
Fund vault
Calder Ridge Income Fund II
$9.2M of $20M
From $50K · Same terms for everyone
Your USDC waits in a Utila wallet in your name and earns. One click moves it into the fund.
How it works
Open raise
Calder Ridge Income Fund II
Rented apartments and homes in California. Rent paid out every quarter.
Investor · step 1 of 6 · Keyhold
The deal
Every fund has a vault. Investors send USDC to it from their institutional wallets, and the vault mints the fund's token back to each of them. If the window doesn't fill by its date, the tokens are cancelled and every dollar goes back.
Investors' institutional wallets
On the closing date:
At close, the USDC moves from the vault to the SPV, and from there into the fund.
01
Open an institutional wallet
In your name, with a provider such as Utila, Fireblocks or BitGo.
02
Send USDC to the fund's vault
Pick a fund and an amount. The vault holds it until the window closes.
03
Hold the fund's token
It sits in your wallet next to your USDC, one token per unit you bought.
Open raises
A target, a closing date and one set of terms for everyone. Investors see how much is raised and how long is left, live.
Sun Belt Homes Fund I
Mesa Line Partners
Build-to-rent homes in Texas and Arizona.
Strategy first, buildings next
Window of $25M
Credit Recovery Fund I
Northgate Real Estate
Buildings bought at a discount from lenders with loans in trouble.
Strategy first, buildings next
Window of $40M
Sample funds for the demo. Every fund, sponsor and figure is fictional.
Why
For investors
What it costs
No fee to open your wallet. Each fund's fees are shown before you invest.
For funds
What it costs
From $18K to set up, plus 1% of what's raised. Start with a pilot: part of your raise, over two to three months.
Prices are illustrative, for a pilot.
Trust
Real estate investors are careful, and they should be. Here is what protects them, and the funds they invest in.
Licensed onboarding
Identity, business and anti-money-laundering checks, plus accredited-investor verification, by a licensed partner.
Documents you know
The LPA and the investor agreement, signed online with e-signature. The old paperwork, in a new flow.
Institutional wallets
A wallet in your name with a provider such as Utila, Fireblocks, BitGo. Your money, never ours.
One vehicle per fund
Each window has its own SPV under US Reg D 506(c), for accredited investors only.
Every dollar visible
From your wallet to the vault to the fund. A fund administrator keeps the books and sends the reports.
Refund if it doesn't fill
If a window misses its target by the closing date, the USDC goes back to every wallet, in full.
Provider names are examples of institutional wallet providers. Final partners will be confirmed per fund.
What's next
Now
Opens with the first window
Next
Once the first funds are live
Later
As the network grows
Questions
Ask about the structure, the rules, the fees or the risks. Answers come from our FAQ.
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See the whole flow in two minutes: as an investor, or as the fund raising the money.