Infrastructure built for
the next era of capital markets
Under the hood, Dealport uses tokenized positions on Arbitrum (Ethereum L2) to enable features that traditional infrastructure can't: automated compliance enforcement, programmable capital structures, and secondary liquidity for illiquid positions.
On-Chain Architecture
Each deal on Dealport maps to an audited smart contract structure on Arbitrum:
1 deal = 1 strategy = 1 vault = 1 tRWA token = 1 Series LLC. The protocol has been audited by Omniscia and is deployed to Arbitrum mainnet.
Why Blockchain Matters Here
Compliance at the Protocol Level
KYC verification is enforced on-chain via whitelist contracts. Non-verified addresses physically cannot receive position tokens — compliance isn't a policy, it's infrastructure.
Programmable Capital Structures
Smart contracts encode deal terms, lockup periods, redemption schedules, and fee waterfalls. No manual processing, no spreadsheet errors, no fund admin bottlenecks.
Secondary Liquidity
Because positions are tokenized, investors can transfer or trade their positions on secondary markets — unlocking liquidity for traditionally illiquid private credit.
Composability
Tokenized positions can integrate with DeFi protocols for structured products, yield optimization, and cross-collateralization — creating entirely new financial products.
Product Roadmap
Debt Placement + On-chain Vaults
NowDeal intake, investor matching, automated compliance, USDC deposits, DocuSign integration.
Fractionalization + Secondary Market
Months 3–6Lower minimums ($15–50K), position transfers, secondary liquidity for investors.
Composability + Structured Products
Months 6–12DeFi integrations, yield optimization, cross-collateralization, programmatic deal structures.
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