From Term Sheet to On-Chain Token in Four Weeks
Capkindle's issuance process takes a private credit or real asset deal from deal-room structuring — tranche definition, investor eligibility rules, transfer restrictions — through Reg D/S-aligned smart contract deployment to on-chain investor settlement. Typically 20–28 days for a straightforward 506(c) note issuance. Here is exactly how it works.
Originate: Structure Your Deal
The issuance process begins in Capkindle's deal room, where the originator defines the economic and legal structure of the offering. This is where the compliance architecture is designed — not retrofitted.
- Define deal terms: face value, interest rate, maturity, tranche structure
- Set investor eligibility: Reg D 506(b) or 506(c), Reg S for non-US
- Configure transfer restrictions: lock-up periods, jurisdictional limits
- Upload offering documents: private placement memorandum, subscription agreement
Issue: Deploy Compliant Smart Contracts
Capkindle's issuance engine translates the deal structure into on-chain logic. Smart contracts encode the compliance parameters — transfers are only possible between verified, whitelisted investors.
- Automated smart contract generation from deal parameters
- Investor KYC/AML screening and whitelist population
- Subscription agreement execution and document vault
- Token minting and initial distribution to verified investors
Settle: On-Chain Settlement with Audit Trail
Once tokens are distributed, every subsequent event — distributions, secondary transfers, maturity redemptions — is executed on-chain and recorded in the immutable audit trail. Fund administrators and LPs can access verified records at any time.
- Coupon and principal distributions on-chain
- Secondary transfer compliance checks at every step
- Exportable audit trail for fund administrator reporting
- Maturity event: token redemption and burn on settlement
A Structured Environment for Complex Private Asset Deals
The deal room is where originators configure their issuance before any smart contract is deployed. It enforces structural discipline: incomplete or legally inconsistent configurations are flagged before deployment, not discovered during a fund administrator audit. Every parameter — tranche economics, waterfall, investor eligibility, lock-up — is documented and linked to the on-chain record.
Document Management
Upload and version-control the PPM, subscription agreement, operating agreement, and any required issuer disclosures. Linked to the on-chain issuance record.
Parameter Configuration
Set economic terms, compliance parameters, and transfer rules in a structured UI. Parameters are validated for internal consistency before deployment.
Investor Cap Table
Manage the investor cap table from initial allocation through secondary transfers. Every position change is recorded on-chain with a timestamp and transaction hash.
From Structuring to Settlement: Four Weeks
For a straightforward private credit note issuance under Reg D 506(c), Capkindle's typical timeline from deal room setup to first token distribution is 20–28 days. Complex structures or cross-jurisdictional deals may require additional time for legal review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Capkindle currently supports issuance on Ethereum mainnet and Polygon for institutional clients. Additional EVM-compatible networks are available for specific deal structures. Network selection is part of the deal configuration process, based on your gas cost, throughput, and custodian compatibility requirements.
Capkindle is custody-agnostic. We integrate with institutional-grade qualified custodians for key management. Issuers may use their existing custodial relationships or we can facilitate introductions to qualified custody providers. We do not hold client private keys.
Our issuance infrastructure is designed with Reg D 506(b) and 506(c) and Reg S framework alignment for cross-border distributions to non-US persons. We do not provide legal advice — issuers are expected to engage qualified securities counsel for their specific offering. Capkindle handles the technical implementation of the compliance architecture you and your counsel define.
Yes, with appropriate compliance controls. Capkindle's secondary liquidity rails allow token holders to transfer their positions to other verified investors, subject to the transfer restrictions and lock-up periods configured at issuance. ATS registration considerations depend on the volume and frequency of secondary activity — your counsel should address this during deal structuring.
Investors complete an accreditation questionnaire and upload supporting documentation (tax returns, bank statements, CPA or attorney letter) through the Capkindle investor portal. Our compliance layer integrates with third-party identity verification and accreditation services to complete the review. Verified investor addresses are added to the smart contract whitelist. Accreditation records are maintained in the document vault for regulatory audit purposes.
The on-chain audit trail is a tamper-proof record of every issuance event, investor onboarding, token transfer, distribution, and redemption. Issuers, fund administrators, and authorized auditors can access full transaction histories via the Capkindle portal or directly on-chain through standard block explorers. Export formats include CSV and structured JSON for integration with fund accounting systems.
Walk Through Your Deal Structure with Us
Schedule a consultation to review your specific asset class, deal structure, and compliance requirements with the Capkindle team.