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Gates, documents and money unlocked at each of the seven stages, and why they come in that order.
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Prepared for Data Shelter · USA
Data center funding path, genesis to funded
One path from site control to construction draws, with every funding source screened and every claim labeled by how well it is proven.
7Stages from genesis to funded, each with its own gates
Every claimLabelled real, client stated, illustrative or verify with counsel
SHA-256Fingerprint on every document in the data room
100% USUS projects and US investors only
The funding path
Seven stages, one record
Each stage has gates to pass, documents that get produced and hashed, and the money it opens up. Pick a stage to see what it needs.
Move the layers, see it close
Sliders for each layer of the stack. A stack that does not close says so.
Open the stackEvery claim has a label
Real, client stated, illustrative, verify with counsel or pending, with a source and a date.
Open the ledgerProject snapshot
The project on file
Funding sources
Every source, with its tests
Eligibility, timeline and what UnyKorn prepares. Figures appear only where a primary source was read, and say when.
Why sponsors choose us
Built for the US offering, not adapted to it
Most tokenization tools start with the token and add the law later. We started with the exemption rules, then built the token, the back office and the investor portal around them.
Your brand
Your name, colors and domain on every page, email and statement. Investors see your company, not ours.
US securities rules in the contract
Accreditation, holding periods, investor caps and the US-person rule are checked by the token on every mint and transfer.
Automation
Distributions, redemption windows and Form D and state filing deadlines run from one back office, with a record of each step.
Security
Role-based access, MFA for every admin, a hash-chained audit log, and contract roles planned for shared wallets with signer thresholds.
The platform
Four tools, one record
The back office, token engine, investor portal and page builder share one set of data. A change in one shows up in the others.
01 · Back office
Run every offering from one screen
Projects, phases, investors, the cap table, payouts and filings live in one place, with roles for each person on your team.
- Projects, phases, sale stages and pricing
- Investor onboarding queue with KYC, OFAC and accreditation status
- Form D and state notice deadlines with reminders
- Hash-chained audit log of every admin action
02 · Token engine
Tokens that check the rules themselves
Each offering gets its own ERC-3643 token on Base. Only verified holders can receive it, and the exemption's limits are enforced on chain.
- Identity registry: no claim, no tokens
- Accreditation, country and holding-period rules per offering
- Per-offering mint cap and reason codes on every burn
- Owner, agent, compliance and pauser roles, each planned for a shared wallet
03 · Investor dashboard
A portal your investors will actually open
Holdings, payouts, lock dates, documents and support in one place, under your brand, on any device.
- Portfolio value and payout history
- Lock end dates shown on every holding
- Statements and tax documents to download
- Support tickets with file attachments
04 · Landing pages
An offering page in an afternoon
Drag in photo galleries, phase inventory, sale stages, return calculators and the document room. Every figure comes from the back office, so the page never drifts.
- Blocks for galleries, site plans, maps and FAQs
- Live phase status and sale-stage pricing
- Risk factors and legal disclaimer blocks built in
- One subdomain per offering, on your domain
Featured projects
See all projects
See the work project by project
Each project shows its stages, its capital stack and its documents, with every figure labelled.
Ways to invest
From one share to the whole campus
Every project shows who can take part and at what level. Small entries run under the federal crowdfunding and Reg A rules, larger stakes under Reg D, and a whole campus or one phase can be bought outright.
What you can fund
More than one building. Every layer of a data center.
Hyperscale and enterprise campuses
Multi-phase campuses, underwritten on power, fiber and contracted capacity.
Modular and edge facilities
Prefabricated halls and edge sites, funded one phase at a time.
New construction
Construction notes with draws released only against inspections and lien waivers.
Powered land
Sites with utility capacity or a place in the interconnection queue, held until they are built on or sold.
On-site solar and storage
Generation and batteries beside the load, often paired with C-PACE financing where a county program allows it.
Substations and interconnection
The grid upgrades and studies a utility needs before it energizes a site.
Cooling and heat reuse
Liquid cooling, water systems and heat recovery for the halls.
Opportunity Zone projects
Sites inside designated zones. Tax treatment is a question for each investor's own adviser.
How projects get funded
Mix the capital the project needs
Each project page shows its own capital stack: which sources fund it, in what amounts, and in what order they are repaid.
Token equity
Membership interests sold as tokens under Reg D 506(c) to verified accredited investors, or under 506(b) to accredited investors and up to 35 non-accredited purchasers in any 90-day period, without general solicitation.
Fractional equity
Entries from $100 under Reg CF through a funding portal, or Reg A once qualified.
Construction notes
Token debt with a fixed coupon, repaid from the sale or refinance of the project.
Senior bank loan
A lender in first position next to the tokens, which hold the equity.
Preferred equity
Paid after the debt and before common equity, for investors who want a steadier position.
C-PACE financing
Commercial PACE financing for energy and resilience improvements, repaid through a special assessment on the tax bill where the county program allows it.
Opportunity Zone fund
A fund that invests in projects inside a zone. Investors confirm any tax effect with their own adviser.
Whole-asset sale
A buyer takes the entire campus, or one phase, in a direct sale of the project through a licensed broker.
White-label
Launch your own branded platform
Your domain, your investors, your offerings. We set it up, you run it, and US rules come built in.
Compare the options
Four ways to tokenize. One is built for the US.
An honest look at what each path gives you. Where something is still scheduled on our side, we say so.
| What you need | Data Center Funding Path · prepared for Data Shelter | Build in-house | Dev agency | Offshore white-label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time to launch | 2–4 week target for a white-label launch | Months of engineering and legal work | Months, scoped per project | Weeks, on a product built for other markets |
| US exemption logic | 506(b), 506(c), Reg A+, Reg CF and state intrastate rules in the contract and back office | You design, build and maintain it | Built only if you specify it | Usually designed for non-US rules |
| Brand and domain | Your brand on your domain | Yours | Yours | Your logo; domain and emails vary |
| Contract audit | Independent audit before mainnet (scheduled) | You commission and pay for it | Often extra scope | Varies; ask for the report |
| KYC/AML and accreditation | Workflow built in, including 506(c) verification; you choose the provider | You integrate each provider | Integrated to your spec | Often no 506(c) accreditation step |
| Transfer agent and resale path | Plugs into an SEC-registered transfer agent and a broker-dealer or ATS; partner to be named per offering | You find and connect partners | Rarely in scope | Rarely set up for US resale rules |
| Ongoing support | Included in your annual or monthly fee | Your own team | Hourly, after handoff | Varies by vendor |
| Investor portal | Included, under your brand | Another product to build | Extra scope | Included, often generic |
CoveredPartly, or depends on youNot covered
Use cases
Who builds on Data Center Funding Path · prepared for Data Shelter
Developers, land owners, operators, energy partners, funds and lenders use the same engine with different rules switched on.
How a US offering runs
Eight steps, in order
The platform tracks each step and will not let a later one start before the earlier one is done.
- STEP 01
Form the SPV
One LLC per project or fund, so each offering's assets and risks stay separate.
- STEP 02
Choose the exemption
Reg D 506(b) or 506(c), Reg A+ or Reg CF. The choice sets who can buy and how you can market.
- STEP 03
Anchor the documents
Offering documents are hashed with LPS-1 (SHA-256), so anyone can check a file was not changed.
- STEP 04
Onboard investors
KYC, OFAC screening and accreditation checks, then an identity claim the token can read.
- STEP 05
Fund by ACH or USDC
Money goes to a bank, escrow or qualified third-party account for the offering, never to the platform. Tokens mint only after it clears.
- STEP 06
File Form D and state notices
Form D within 15 days of the first sale, plus each state's notice filing, tracked with due dates.
- STEP 07
Keep the holder record
An SEC-registered transfer agent keeps the official record of who holds what.
- STEP 08
Pay out, then allow resale
Distributions run on schedule. After the lock ends, resale goes through a licensed broker-dealer or ATS.
Funding Path
Technology by UNYKORN
A funding path for Data Shelter
This site walks a Tier IV data center project from genesis to funded, with each claim labeled as stated by Data Shelter or shown by a record.
The technology underneath is built and operated by UnyKorn LLC, a Wyoming company, as non-custodial software.
Technology by UNYKORN
Start your genesis
Bring your project to the desk
Tell us about the site, the power and where the raise stands. We will walk you through the funding path, the capital stack and what the next stage needs.
- A 30-minute walkthrough of your project
- Which stage you are in, and what opens the next one
- A fixed quote, with pass-through costs listed
US projects only. The desk serves US developers and US investors.