the demand stays sealed
- raise termspublic and fixed
- investor fundsescrowed
- amount and valuationunreadable
- book depthunreadable
stakeholder token platform
startups define the rights. investors fund their commitments. peal keeps demand sealed until one clearing valuation can be checked by everyone.
the product edge
Confidentiality is useful only while early knowledge can change the outcome. Once the window closes, the allocation should be explainable rather than opaque.
That disclosure policy is explicit: Peal's normal flow makes the sealed instructions public after opening. The product promises no early reading, not permanent secrecy.
one operating system
Peal supplies the private-demand and guaranteed-opening layer. The platform around it handles the issuer, the money and the holder relationship.
Form the SPV, fix the allocation size and publish the documents that define the rights, funding conditions and transfer rules.
An eligible investor escrows USDC before entering the book. Every instruction is backed by funds rather than by an expression of interest.
The amount and maximum acceptable valuation are encrypted before submission. The issuer, investors and operators see no readable book.
At the deadline every funded instruction opens together. A rule fixed in advance returns one valuation, allocations and refunds.
Eligible investors claim tokens tied to the signed documents. Capital releases, approvals and reporting follow the agreed schedule.
Cash received by the SPV follows the contractual waterfall and the holder-eligibility record, with every payment accounted for.
the legal connection
Economic rights live in the agreements. The token points to the rights the company and SPV have actually undertaken.
Eligibility travels with the holder record. Claims and distributions follow the transfer and compliance rules in those documents.
Transferability is not liquidity. A transferable token does not guarantee a buyer, a market or an exit.
real startup scenarios
A stakeholder instrument is tested after the raise: when new money arrives, a founder sells, the company lists, reporting stops or the business winds down. The structure should say what happens before any of those moments occur.
The clearing result sets the SAFE cap and the SPV receives the corresponding claim.
The SAFE converts using the more favourable economics defined by its price and cap terms.
The SPV may participate in the new round to maintain its stake, subject to the documented right.
The SPV can elect the improved economic terms when the MFN clause permits it.
Exit proceeds flow to the SPV and follow the waterfall in the governing documents.
The SPV participates through the SAFE conversion or liquidity mechanics agreed for a listing.
Consent rights can stop core value being routed away from the instrument holders.
The SPV can participate in the sale on the same terms when its tag-along right applies.
The documents can trigger escalation, including a holder proposal over capital still in the vault.
New supply and senior claims follow the holder-approval mechanics fixed in advance.
The SPV receives the documented priority after creditors and before common equity.
The claim can move to an eligible successor entity without breaking its legal chain.
These are an illustrative rights map, not default token behaviour. Each protection exists only when the company, SPV and signed investment documents create it, and its operation depends on the chosen jurisdiction.
a disciplined first release
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