The Onboarding Process
As a standard assumption, any asset owner looking to leverage Raze should at minimum:
- Seek to raise or borrow at least $10M+ (offering size), ensuring financial maturity
- Offering sizes may start in smaller size for a proof of concept
- Income-producing, cash flowing assets
- Anchor capital identified (10-20%)
- Pass KYB as a corporate entity
Issuers must meet financial, legal, and operational standards to maintain platform integrity and trust. The Raze team will:
- Review offering documents; KYB verification
- Verify real-world asset and yield structure
- Validate legal entity structure, jurisdiction, and beneficial ownership
- Approve offering to launch on Raze
Vault Lifecycle End-to-End
Phase 1: Creation & Launch (Raze-Managed)
- Asset Originator Partnership: Issuer submits assets for tokenization
- Due Diligence: Raze team vets assets, legal structure, compliance
- SPV Formation: Legal entity created to hold assets
- Smart Contract Deployment: Vault token contract deployed to blockchain
- Audit: Third-party security audit
- Regulatory Filing: Form D (US), Reg S documentation (NonUS)
- Launch: Vault goes live on marketplace
Phase 2: Active Operations
- Investor Onboarding: KYC/accreditation, tier selection, investment
- Asset Management: Issuer operates underlying assets
- Yield Generation: Revenue from asset operations
- Quarterly Distributions: Yields distributed to token holders
- Maturity Management: Investors request redemptions or auto-rollover
- Reporting: Quarterly performance updates to investors
Phase 3: Maturity & Exit
- Redemption Requests: Investors submit redemption request
- Liquidity Preparation: Issuer prepares USDC based on maturity schedule
- Principal Return: Investors receive original investment + final yield
- Token Burn: Redeemed tokens burned to reduce supply
- Reinvestment Option: Investors may choose to reinvest in same or different vault (or rollover)