The product
- Curation. A principal can open a raise only after it has been underwritten and cleared by a curation layer that reviews the team, the market, and the opportunity. Its verifiable financial profile, drawn from its real on-chain and on-Tythe activity, is presented to investors before they commit.
- Investor network. Verified, accredited investors with sector, stage, and check-size profiles. Matching is ranked, not an open board.
- Deal rooms. The raise, the disclosures, and the profile in one place.
- Agents under mandate. A fund’s agent can subscribe to a raise within a mandate that permits investing, with counterparty, amount, and instrument scope, the same way it pays or lends today.
- Rented rails. Securities issuance, transfer records, the investment vehicle, and accreditation checks run on regulated providers built for them. Tythe builds the curation, the matching, the deal experience, and the delegated-authority surface, and does not reimplement securities compliance.
Why it follows V1
A two-sided marketplace needs both sides at density before it does anything, and it needs a reason for investors to trust the curation. The Tythe Rating, applied to a principal’s raise, is that reason, and it only carries weight once ratings have a track record against real outcomes. Fundraise also carries its own securities posture in every market, which counsel scopes after the credit posture is settled.What must be true first
- V1 live, with a base of underwritten principals.
- A Tythe Rating track record against Loan outcomes.
- Counsel on the securities posture in each launch market.
- Partnerships with issuance and vehicle providers.
Roadmap overview
Every item and its conditions.