One hundred acres.
One year. Your own serviced plot.
A single 100-acre land parcel near Lucknow or Dehradun, developed within twelve months into serviced residential plots and made available to its owners — the people who took part — with Web3UTXOS Technologies keeping the register as transfer agent. No broker. No middle layer. Read first; nothing on this page needs a wallet.
What is being offered
Where
How it works, step by step
- Read. Title report, survey, the development agreement (what gets built, by when, verified by whom) and the transfer-agent terms are published to admitted readers.
- Request access. Say where you are and the address you would hold from. Identity (KYC) and eligibility checks by the issuer; a sanctions screen by the transfer agent.
- Admission in writing. Anyone may read. Only admitted persons may hold. There is no broker to "get you in".
- Subscribe. An admitted participant subscribes under the agreement. Funds go to the project's escrow, released by milestone — never to OfferFiles, never to the transfer agent.
- Hold. The register records your interest; its Chia twin is minted to your address with an allowlist covenant: it moves only to another admitted address.
- Receive your plot. At the end of the term the serviced plot mapped to your interest is conveyed to you by registered sale deed in the state's records. The register closes the interest; the deed is yours.
What the year could look like
Round numbers so the mechanics are clear. Not a forecast, not a price and not the terms of any offering; the real figures are in the documents admitted readers receive.
| Month | Milestone | Escrow released | Verified by |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Subscription closes; register opened; coins minted | 15% | Transfer agent |
| 2 | Land-use conversion and layout approval on record | 15% | Revenue / development authority record |
| 6 | Internal roads, drainage, water and power lines complete | 40% | Engineer's certificate |
| 10 | Plot demarcation, boundary, common areas complete | 20% | Surveyor's certificate |
| 12 | Sale deeds registered to each holder | 10% | Sub-registrar's records |
Who may take part
What admitted readers receive
| Document | What it is |
|---|---|
| Title report and survey | The parcel: ownership chain, encumbrances, boundaries |
| Development agreement | The twelve-month plan, milestones, verification, plot allotment method |
| Layout plan | Plot sizes and numbers, roads, common areas |
| Transfer-agent terms | How the register is kept, how interests move, the allowlist covenant |
| Escrow agreement | Who holds the funds and what releases them (2-of-3 milestone escrow) |
| Conveyance template | The sale deed each holder receives at month 12 |
Clear answers
Is this a token sale or a crypto scheme?
No. The Chia coin is a receipt for a register entry. There is no public sale, no listing, no trading venue; an interest moves only between admitted people on the register, and the plot at the end is conveyed by an ordinary registered sale deed.
Who holds the money?
The project's escrow, released by milestone. Never OfferFiles, never Web3UTXOS.
What is a transfer agent, in one line?
The record keeper: it knows who holds what and writes down every change. That is all it does — no selling, no brokering, no custody, no advice.
Why no broker?
Because the register and the milestone escrow do the work a broker usually charges for, and because a commission layer is where most land deals lose money and trust. The issuer sells; the record keeper records; you hold.
Can I sell my interest before the plot is conveyed?
Only to another admitted person, through the register, under the agreement. The allowlist covenant enforces the same on chain.
What can go wrong?
Conversion or approvals can be delayed, construction can run late or over budget, a title dispute can surface, the issuer can fail, the law can change. The agreement's risk section is the honest list; read it first.
Where does this stand today?
Structure and documents in preparation; counsel review pending; testnet only. No parcel is under contract yet and no subscription is open.
Request access
Tell us where you are and the address you would hold from. We answer in writing. This is a request for information and admission — not a booking, not a payment, not a subscription.
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