SAFT NFT

NFTs generated after investing in a startup contain metadata about the transaction. They can be split and sold on the platform's marketplace.

SAFT NFT is generated immediately after investing funds in a project and is attached to the investor's internal wallet account on the DUMA platform.

The packaged SAFT NFT contains metadata about the investment amount, vesting, token price, date, and wallet for further distribution of the startup tokens.

SAFT NFT does not contain tokens, as the generation of startup tokens has not yet occurred.

SAFT NFT is not the contract itself, but rather a "key" to distribution.

Distribution of tokens occurs after the TGE through the smart contract of the startup to a separate wallet on the DUMA platform, from where, according to the metadata in all SAFT NFTs, it is distributed to the wallets of the final owners of these NFTs.

Token distribution occurs through the blockchain of the startup, to wallets on that blockchain linked to the user's platform account. Staking of SAFT NFT occurs in the DUMA protocol and the user's account records the right to distribute startup tokens to the user's wallet on the desired network.

At Access Level 2, the investor can split their SAFT NFT into any fraction rounded to the nearest ten tokens.

The tripartite SAFT agreement between the investor, the startup, and the DUMA NETWORK platform, which is the distributor of tokens and the supplier of the automated solution for interaction between the other two parties, allows for sessions between investors.

Thus, the investor is not actually buying the SAFT contract or a share of it. They are buying tokens after the TGE at a predetermined price.

When an investor sells their NFT and a buyer purchases it on the DUMA marketplace, a distribution of the SAFT share in the NFT to the buyer's wallet is formed in the smart contract.

Therefore, the platform acts as a distributor, within the protocol of which all interactions for the transfer of rights to receive tokens take place.