Frequently Asked Questions

US construction lending requires the developer to fund a meaningful equity portion — typically at least 30% of the project — before a bank will lend the rest. On a $1M build that's roughly $300K of equity. Rather than lock up all of our own capital in one project (or lean entirely on expensive ~12% private construction debt), we open that capital slice to investors, who receive a contractual right to a share of the construction profit. That lets us fund more builds in parallel and scale a development business we already operate.

It's the same underlying real-estate deal — tokenization only changes how the capital is raised and how trust is enforced. Instead of paperwork, wire transfers, and trusting us to pay you back, your USDC sits in a smart contract, the terms are enforced on-chain, and both refunds and ROI follow a pull pattern you trigger yourself from your own wallet. For us it's a faster, global funding rail that reduces reliance on costly construction debt; for you it's transparent, self-custodied, and independently verifiable on Basescan — no middlemen and nothing to take on faith.

Returns depend on the specific project and are targets, not guarantees. Our current example is Longmoor Creek Estate: a 50/50 profit split after your capital is returned, with a 6% preferred return to investors. Real-estate development carries risk and your capital is at risk; each live project lists its own projected figures and terms.

It tracks the build itself rather than a fixed lockup. After a raise succeeds we construct, market, and sell the property; once it sells, we commit the distribution on-chain and you claim your principal plus ROI in USDC directly from the contract. For a typical single build that's on the order of ~12 months, though season-sensitive construction and market conditions can shift the timeline. Each project shows its own expected schedule.

Tokenized real estate means your investment in a property is represented as a digital token on a blockchain. Each token represents a contractual Profit Participation Right tied to the property's SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) — not an equity or membership interest in the SPV itself.

Connect your wallet, verify your identity through Didit, and invest using USDC. The minimum investment varies by property.

We use Base, an Ethereum Layer 2 built by Coinbase. It provides low fees, fast transactions, and strong security.

After connecting your wallet, verify your email address, then complete KYC through Didit's verification. This is required to confirm your non-US status and comply with applicable AML regulations.

Returns are paid in USDC through our ROI Distributor smart contract. You'll receive a notification when your principal and ROI are available, and you claim them directly from the contract to your wallet.

Property tokens are non-transferable under the terms of your Token Purchase Agreement. Your tokens represent your contractual Profit Participation Right in the property's returns.

If a project doesn't reach its goal by the deadline, it enters a REFUNDING state and all investors can claim a full refund of their USDC.

Investments are not FDIC insured. However, each property is held in a legal SPV structure, and all transactions are transparent on-chain.

Your USDC goes directly into the property's funding smart contract — not a company bank account or wallet. It stays locked in that contract until the funding goal is met and the property's multisig formally withdraws it, so no one on the team can move it mid-raise.

Control is split across two separate multi-signature wallets — one for operations, one for finances — each requiring multiple hardware-wallet signatures to act. The treasury destination is hard-coded into the contracts at launch, so funds can only ever flow to one pre-agreed address. No single person can move money or change a project's status.

No. The funding goal, deadline, minimum investment, and investor limits are fixed in the smart contract when a project is created and can never be edited afterward. Every parameter is recorded permanently on-chain, so anyone can verify the terms haven't changed.

Every meaningful action — investments, the running funding total, withdrawals, and return distributions — is emitted as a public on-chain event you can inspect for free on Basescan, without relying on us. The website simply reads and displays this same public data.

Once a project is fully funded, the team has a fixed window to withdraw the funds for the project. If they don't act within that window, any investor can trigger a refund directly from the contract and claim their full USDC back — no team involvement required.

No. Advanced users can call the smart contract directly to invest, claim a refund, or claim returns, bypassing our interface entirely. The contract enforces the exact same checks regardless of where the transaction comes from, so you never have to trust the website with your funds.

Your payout is strictly proportional to what you invested. The full list of investors and amounts is committed on-chain, and the cryptographic verification root is computed by the contract itself — it can't be supplied or forged by us. Each claim is checked against a cryptographic proof before any USDC is released.

We store your email solely for notifications — no funds, no private keys, and no financial data ever sit in our database. Identity and non-US status verification are handled by our KYC provider, and only a privacy-preserving verification record (with no personal details) is written on-chain.

No one, after launch. Minting rights are permanently frozen to only the funding and distribution contracts the moment a project is deployed — not even an administrator can issue new tokens or grant new permissions. The total token supply always equals the total amount raised.

Each property is held in its own legal SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) organized under the Illinois LLC Act, wholly owned by Unicorn Invest Group LLC. Offerings are structured under U.S. securities exemptions — Reg D 506(c)/506(b) for U.S. investors and Reg S for non-U.S. investors. Your eligibility, investment limits, and accreditation requirements depend on your investor type and the specific project.