Appendices

A. Glossary of Terms

Blockchain A decentralized digital ledger that records transactions securely and immutably across a distributed network. OASES leverages blockchain to enhance transparency, data integrity, and investor confidence.

Tokenization The process of converting ownership rights in a real-world asset into digital tokens recorded on a blockchain. In OASES, tokenization enables fractional ownership of luxury real estate assets.

Fractional Ownership An ownership model in which multiple investors hold tokens representing shares of a single property. This structure democratizes access to high-value real estate investments.

OASES Tokens The native utility token of the OASES ecosystem, used to unlock reward tiers, participate in staking programs, access complimentary stays, and gain governance influence across the platform.

Governance A decentralized framework allowing token holders to vote on key platform and property-level decisions, such as sales, renovations, or platform upgrades.

Liquidity The ability to buy or sell assets quickly without impacting price. OASES enhances liquidity by enabling token trading on secondary marketplaces and centralized exchanges.

KYC / AML “Know Your Customer” and “Anti-Money Laundering” are standard compliance procedures used to verify investor identities and prevent illicit financial activities. These are mandatory for participation on the OASES platform.

Pre-Sale Tokens Tokens offered before the full tokenization of an asset, providing early investors access at fixed prices. If the pre-sale fails to meet funding thresholds, all contributions are refunded.

Smart Contracts Self-executing code deployed on blockchain to automate agreements. On OASES, smart contracts govern token issuance, ownership rights, profit distribution, and governance actions.

B. Technical Specifications

Blockchain Infrastructure OASES is built on the Polygon blockchain, selected for its:

• Scalability: High-throughput, low-cost architecture ideal for real estate transaction volumes

• Security: Inherits Ethereum’s robust Layer 1 security via its PoS consensus

• EVM Compatibility: Seamless integration with Ethereum-based wallets, tools, and dApps

• DeFi Integration: Enables future utility across lending protocols, exchanges, and staking platforms

Tokenization Lifecycle

Property Selection

• Rigorous criteria including geographic value, rental potential, and development pedigree

• Properties are offered through a 30–90 day pre-sale, during which pre-sale tokens are sold in fixed denominations (e.g., 100 tokens minimum buy-in)

Secure Acquisition

• Properties are purchased through independent SPVs, ensuring asset ring-fencing and legal clarity

• All acquisitions are jurisdiction-compliant and managed through local counsel

Token Minting

• Upon successful funding, tokens are minted as ERC-1404 security tokens on the Polygon blockchain

• Tokens represent fractional ownership in the underlying SPV holding the property

Fallback Protections

• If pre-sale targets are not met, the asset is not acquired

• Pre-sale tokens are burned and investor funds automatically returned

Governance Integration

• Tokens grant voting rights, enabling investor participation in major decisions (e.g., divestment, capital improvements)

Secondary Trading (Roadmap)

• Token holders may trade on OASES’ internal exchange or partner DEX/CEX platforms, enhancing liquidity

Security Protocols

• End-to-End Encryption: Protects sensitive data across onboarding, transactions, and asset management

• Smart Contract Audits: Conducted regularly by third-party auditors to mitigate vulnerabilities

• Zero-Knowledge Infrastructure (Planned): Future upgrades will support ZK proofs for privacy-preserving verification

• Quantum-Resistant Research: Ongoing research into post-quantum cryptographic solutions for long-term asset security

Regulatory Compliance Technology

• Automated KYC/AML: Integrated onboarding flows with global KYC providers

• Real-Time Compliance Monitoring: Ensures ongoing adherence to regional regulations (e.g., Reg D, Reg S, GDPR, CCPA)

• SPV Structuring in Abu Dhabi: All assets held via ADGM-registered entities, ensuring clarity, investor protection, and tax efficiency