Structured obligations. Not speculation.

Status Notice (Important)

• Token issuance is planned for Q1 2026.
• No token has been issued.
• No public smart contracts are deployed.
• All descriptions below are forward-looking and subject to legal, technical, and regulatory readiness.
• Verifiable details are disclosed only via the Silent Pitch Room after manual moderation.

Why Tokenization

Not for trend. For operability.

VENDOR is a deeptech hardware project under a TRL-based validation roadmap.
For systems of this class, tokenization is not positioned as a financial product.
It is used as a structured mechanism to formalize future obligations and access rights.

Three reasons tokenization is being pursued:

1) Technology complexity

The technology requires staged validation and certification gates.
The token is treated as a procedural instrument to encode rights, access, and sequencing,
tied to:

• TRL milestones
• certification events
• real deliveries and services

This is not “belief-based funding”. It is a structured, milestone-aware model.

2) Execution is largely funded internally

A substantial portion of R&D and validation is financed by the team.
Tokenization is considered as a mechanism for:

• pre-commitments (pre-orders / forward rights)
• manufacturing planning
• operational load management

3) Not a substitute for equity

Tokens are not equity and do not replace SAFE or equity rounds.
They represent a different instrument with a different legal nature, risk profile, and time horizon.

This Round = Step 1

Architecture over time, not “everything at once”.

The current tokenization concept is designed as the first layer of a broader RWA → DePIN roadmap.

Step 1 — Initial RWA / Pre-Commitments

• limited utility layer
• contractual rights and/or service access
• no yield framing and no return promises
• volume constrained by operational capacity

Note on Environmental Attributes (Pre-Carbon Layer)

As part of Step 1, the initial RWA layer may reference potential environmental attributes
associated with the deployment of autonomous energy infrastructure.
These attributes are considered ancillary and non-primary.

Where applicable, such attributes may be structured as forward-looking contractual references
(often described as “pre-carbon” or pre-certification units),
intended to support operational commitments rather than to create a yield-bearing instrument.

Important clarifications:

• environmental attributes are not guaranteed and depend on future certification and registry acceptance
• they do not represent a promise of revenue or market value
• they are not the primary economic basis of the technology
• the core value remains the underlying infrastructure, service delivery, and operational performance

This layer is used to align future contractual obligations with potential environmental outcomes,
and to provide an additional, optional economic reference point for structuring early commitments —
without shifting the model toward speculative or yield-driven dynamics.

Step 2 — Expanded RWA

• delivery and service contract rights
• certification-gated attributes
• jurisdiction-dependent legal structuring

Step 3 — DePIN Scaling

• hardware nodes
• managed incentives (not “yield loops”)
• availability, reliability, and TCO metrics

Step 4 — Mature Ecosystem

• only if regulatory requirements are satisfied
• separate legal framework and disclosures
• no retroactive promises

Investor Choice

Two instruments. Two logics.

SAFE participation and token-based participation are not framed as substitutes.
They serve different objectives:

• SAFE: corporate risk exposure with potential equity-linked upside (not guaranteed)
• Token: operational rights and participation in an infrastructure-oriented access model

Token Utility & Mechanics

Utility first. No financial promises.

Public communication is limited to principles:

• token = contractual right and/or utility access
• no dividends, no profit-sharing, no buyback promises
• supply and cap constrained by operational capacity
• use of proceeds focuses on manufacturing, certification, infrastructure, and obligation fulfillment

Numeric parameters (supply, allocation, vesting, lockups, treasury, emissions, pricing)
are disclosed in the Tokenomics and RWA documentation,
available via the Silent Pitch Room (moderated access):


https://vendor.energy/investor-room/

Compliance First

Designed for compliance. Subject to jurisdiction.

Token classification is under legal assessment (utility / contractual right).
Any references to regulatory frameworks are forward-looking and subject to counsel and regulatory interpretation.

• MiCA-oriented disclosures (whitepaper, risk factors, communication constraints)
• consumer protection language
• risk of regulatory reclassification

KYC / AML

• mandatory KYC and AML checks
• geo-fencing and restricted jurisdictions
• sanctions screening
• participation may be refused without explanation

Important: No external individual, foundation, protocol team, or public figure has reviewed or endorsed the structure at this stage.

Risk Map

Risks are not hidden. They are managed.

Access & Transparency

Public: framework. Private: verifiable details.

Verifiable materials (Tokenomics, RWA structures, TRL materials, legal memos) are available only via the Silent Pitch Room,
after manual moderation and eligibility confirmation.

SAFE vs Token Purchase

Roadmap: Step 1 → Step 4

Legal & Compliance Disclaimer

This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation, or investment advice.
Token issuance is planned for a future period and may be modified, delayed, or cancelled.
Participation may be restricted by jurisdiction and subject to KYC/AML requirements.
No guarantees of performance, delivery, listing, liquidity, or economic outcome are provided.