Estate Protocol

Open your wallet, pick a building, and buy a slice in minutes. Estate Protocol walks first‑time investors through a simple flow: connect a Web3 wallet, complete a quick identity check, and browse vetted deals with rent rolls, occupancy, and fees laid out up front. Use the calculator to test scenarios—target yield, hold period, and expected cash flow—then fund your allocation with USDC or another dollar‑pegged token. When you confirm, programmable contracts issue property shares to your wallet and place funds in escrow for closing. Every step is recorded on‑chain so you can verify what happened without relying on screenshots or email threads.

Day to day, managing your holdings is hands‑off. Rental income accrues according to your share and is distributed to your wallet on a set schedule; switch on auto‑reinvest to roll payouts into more units, or route them to a separate address for cash management. The dashboard tracks performance across cities and asset types, with metrics like net operating income, debt service coverage, and trailing yield. Build a balanced mix by setting target weights—multifamily, logistics, hospitality—and let recurring buys nudge you toward those targets each month. Price alerts flag material changes, and property updates from sponsors arrive alongside documents you can sign and store directly in your wallet.

Exiting or rebalancing is just as direct. List some of your tokens on the built‑in secondary venue at a limit price, accept bids, or set a stop‑loss for faster execution. Partial sales free up capital without touching the rest of your positions, and settlement lands proceeds back in stable value within minutes. Need records for accounting? Export a complete, tamper‑evident ledger of transactions, distributions, and cost basis to CSV or your tax tool. Independent valuations and oracle feeds keep net asset values current, and you can compare marks to recent trades before you hit sell.

Have a property to list? Sponsors follow an onboarding checklist: submit diligence, link bank and escrow, choose legal wrappers, and configure distribution rules. After compliance and third‑party review, equity is divided into digital units with transfer restrictions that match your jurisdiction. From there, investors can subscribe, and your team uses the same dashboard to publish updates, trigger payouts, and monitor cap tables. Power users can integrate through APIs and on‑chain events to automate reporting or route distributions to multisig treasuries.