SPV & Tokenization Framework

A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is a legally established company created for a specific asset or project. Within the Capimax ecosystem, each property may be assigned to its own dedicated SPV. The primary purpose of the SPV is to own, manage, and administer a specific real estate asset independently from unrelated business activities. Rather than having multiple assets and liabilities mixed together, each property may operate through a dedicated ownership structure.

Capimax utilizes dedicated SPVs because they help create a more transparent, organized, and structured ownership environment.

Each SPV is dedicated to a specific property and exists primarily to support ownership and administration of that asset.

SPV structures help create a clear separation between individual components of ownership and administration.

This structure helps participants understand exactly which asset they are participating in and how ownership is organized. SPVs can also help simplify governance, reporting, and ownership administration throughout the lifecycle of the asset.

When participants acquire ownership interests within a property opportunity, their participation is linked to the applicable ownership structure associated with that asset.

The objective is to provide transparent and organized ownership records throughout the participation lifecycle.

Every SPV should be transparent and independently verifiable. Where applicable, participants may access registration information through independent sources.

Transparency should not rely solely on platform representations. Participants should be able to verify information through independent sources whenever possible.

Tokenization is the process of representing ownership interests through blockchain-based digital tokens. Tokenization does not replace the real-world asset. Instead, it creates a digital ownership layer that can improve transparency, traceability, accessibility, and ownership management. The underlying property remains a real-world asset supported by legal ownership structures.

This process combines legal ownership structures with blockchain technology.

Smart contracts may be utilized to automate specific ownership and operational functions. Every smart contract should be independently verifiable where applicable.

Where applicable, tokenized ownership structures may be supported through digital asset registration frameworks. The objective is to create transparent ownership records linked to the underlying asset structure.

Participants should be able to independently verify registration information where available.

The Capimax model combines two complementary frameworks:

Together they create a modern ownership framework designed to support transparency, accessibility, accountability, and participant confidence.

Capimax believes that trust is strengthened when ownership is supported by verifiable structural elements.

These elements work together to create a more transparent and structured ownership environment.