Full Funding Route
The complete 11-layer institutional pathway — from pledged in-ground silver to issued restricted digital security. Every layer documented, compliance-first, board-directed.
The funding route shown is a proposed operational pathway. It is subject to issuer approval, board approval, qualified securities counsel review, banking confirmation, escrow documentation, investor eligibility verification, and applicable law. Nothing herein is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities.
Securities Disclaimer
Nothing on this page or website constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. Any securities offering described herein will be made only by means of a formal Private Placement Memorandum (PPM), subscription agreement, and related offering documents, to accredited investors as defined under Rule 501 of Regulation D or qualified purchasers under Regulation S. All purchasers must complete KYC/AML verification and accredited investor verification before participation. DIGag tokens are restricted securities subject to transfer restrictions under applicable law. This content is for informational purposes only and is subject to change without notice. All legal, tax, and compliance matters are subject to review by qualified securities counsel. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Forward-looking statements are subject to material risks and uncertainties.
Status Legend
Funding Architecture
11-Layer Institutional Funding Route
From in-ground silver pledge to restricted token issuance, each layer documents the compliance, legal, and operational requirements.
Asset / Reserve Proof
The foundation of DIGag is 30,000,000 oz of pledged in-ground silver. Before any offering can proceed, the asset layer must be documented, verified, and board-approved.
- 30,000,000 oz pledged in-ground silver
- 43-101 or equivalent technical report
- Pledge documentation and assignment
- Board reserve policy adoption
- Third-party verification and attestation
- Future vaulted silver migration pathway
Third-party reserve verification is required before offering launch. Subject to qualified mining engineer certification.
Reserve Foundation / Collateral Layer
A reserve foundation entity holds and governs the silver pledge, providing the collateral basis for the token economics and SBLC pathway.
- Reserve foundation or special-purpose entity
- Silver pledge assignment to reserve entity
- Collateral control agreement
- Board-approved reserve policy
- Pledged ounces mapped to token supply (1/100 oz per token)
- Additional ounces allocated for downside protection
Entity formation and pledge assignment require legal counsel review. Subject to board approval.
SBLC / Bank Credit Support
A standby letter of credit provides institutional credit support for the offering structure. No bank has been confirmed. All references are placeholders subject to banking confirmation.
- SBLC pathway evaluation
- Bank instrument review
- SBLC term sheet (placeholder)
- Issuing bank / advising bank workflow
- SWIFT MT-760 readiness (placeholder)
- Collateral package requirements
All banking references are proposed placeholders. No bank has been confirmed as issuing, advising, or custodian. Subject to banking confirmation and qualified securities counsel review.
Subscription / Escrow
Investor capital flows through a compliant escrow structure before any tokens are issued. Minimum close mechanics protect all parties.
- U.S. accredited investor subscription flow (Reg D 506(c))
- Non-U.S. investor subscription flow (Reg S)
- Escrow account establishment
- Minimum close mechanics and trigger
- Wire instructions (placeholder — subject to escrow confirmation)
- Escrow release conditions
- Rejected subscription refund pathway
Escrow provider, wire instructions, and release conditions require securities counsel and escrow provider confirmation before publication to investors.
Legal Offering
The offering relies on two exemptions: Reg D 506(c) for U.S. accredited investors, and Reg S for international investors outside the U.S.
- Reg D 506(c) offering pathway
- Reg S offshore exemption pathway
- Private Placement Memorandum (PPM)
- Subscription agreement
- Risk factors disclosure
- Investor questionnaire
- KYC / AML / OFAC screening
- Accredited investor verification
- Transfer restrictions notice
All offering documents must be prepared and reviewed by qualified U.S. securities counsel before any investor solicitation. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell or solicitation to buy.
Broker-Dealer / Distribution
Distribution through registered broker-dealers and qualified intermediaries. FINRA-reviewed materials and suitability routing required.
- Broker-dealer channel engagement
- Registered representative workflow
- Family office / UHNW distribution channel
- Investment adviser channel
- Institutional distribution channel
- FINRA-reviewed materials (placeholder)
- Suitability and accreditation routing
No broker-dealer agreement has been executed. Distribution arrangements require FINRA/SEC review and formal engagement of registered broker-dealers.
Token Issuance
DIGag is issued as a restricted digital security only after full investor qualification, escrow funding, and minimum close confirmation.
- Subscription accepted and verified
- Investor wallet created or connected
- Wallet added to allowlist
- DIGag issued as restricted security
- Cap table updated
- Investor statement generated
- Transfer controls enforced on-chain
No mainnet token issuance until counsel, board, escrow, custody, and audit approval. Initial technical route is EVM / ERC-3643 evaluation. XRPL, Solana, and Centrifuge are secondary evaluation routes.
Capital Release / Use of Funds
After minimum close, escrowed capital is released through a board-approved waterfall to reserve allocation, operations, and infrastructure.
- Escrow close and release authorization
- Board approval of release
- 50% silver vault / reserve backing allocation
- 20% liquidity reserve
- 10% legal, compliance, audit, and reporting
- 10% technology, platform, and cybersecurity
- 10% broker-dealer, investor relations, and distribution
All percentages are proposed and subject to board approval before offering launch.
Treasury / Yield Management
Idle capital is governed by a board-approved treasury policy targeting capital preservation with government instrument yield.
- Idle cash policy (board-adopted)
- T-bill allocation (placeholder)
- Government money-market sweep (placeholder)
- Yield reporting to investors
- Board distribution vs. reinvestment policy
- Risk disclosure
Treasury policy requires board adoption. No yield is guaranteed. All placements subject to board approval.
Reporting / Attestation
Ongoing reserve, financial, and compliance reporting to investors and board after close.
- Monthly reserve report
- Quarterly board package
- Investor statements
- Reserve attestation by third-party
- On-chain supply report
- Escrow and use-of-funds report
- Material event updates
Reporting cadence is proposed. Third-party attestation requires engagement of qualified attestation firm.
Secondary Readiness
Post-issuance pathway for compliant secondary transfers, ATS evaluation, and broker-dealer secondary workflow.
- Lock-up / restriction period compliance
- Transfer agent readiness
- ATS (Alternative Trading System) pathway evaluation
- Market maker introduction
- Compliant wallet-to-wallet transfer
- Broker-dealer secondary workflow
- Board approval required for secondary market activation
Secondary readiness is a Phase 8+ objective. No secondary market is available. Transfer restrictions apply.
Capital Release
Use-of-Funds Waterfall
After minimum close, escrowed capital is released through a board-approved waterfall. All percentages are proposed and subject to board approval.
All percentages are proposed and subject to board approval before the offering launches. Actual allocations may differ based on counsel guidance, escrow conditions, and board decisions. No distribution to investors is implied or guaranteed.
Securities Disclaimer
Nothing on this page or website constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. Any securities offering described herein will be made only by means of a formal Private Placement Memorandum (PPM), subscription agreement, and related offering documents, to accredited investors as defined under Rule 501 of Regulation D or qualified purchasers under Regulation S. All purchasers must complete KYC/AML verification and accredited investor verification before participation. DIGag tokens are restricted securities subject to transfer restrictions under applicable law. This content is for informational purposes only and is subject to change without notice. All legal, tax, and compliance matters are subject to review by qualified securities counsel. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Forward-looking statements are subject to material risks and uncertainties.