SCOIN ecosystem · Proposed project

Tokenizing the Namibian House

A proposed fractional real-estate investment ecosystem for Namibia. Instead of one buyer needing millions to acquire and develop a property, a project is divided into many small digital project units, so ordinary people can participate in professionally managed property projects with smaller amounts of capital.

A project unit is a digital record of an investor's contractual and economic interest in one specific property vehicle, subject to that project's offering documents. It is not a speculative coin.

Three separate things

A · The platform

Where investors create accounts, complete KYC, deposit funds, browse projects, read documents, invest, hold their ownership record, monitor performance, receive distributions and vote on permitted decisions.

B · The project

Every property is its own investment vehicle with its own budget, documents and reporting. Properties are never thrown into one giant pool unless counsel deliberately designs it that way.

C · Project units

SCOIN is the ecosystem name; each project issues its own units — NH-001, NH-002, NH-003 — so an investor's rights always point at one identifiable property.

Example project — NH-001

Windhoek Student Residence

Total project cost of N$30 million, divided into 30 million NH-001 units at an initial reference price of N$1 per unit.

LandN$5m
ConstructionN$18m
FurnitureN$2m
Professional feesN$1.5m
Approvals & servicesN$1m
MarketingN$500k
ContingencyN$2m
TotalN$30m

What an investor would see

Development stage
Land acquisition
Total capital required
N$30m
Target occupancy
90%
Projected annual gross revenue
N$5.4m
Projected operating expenses
N$2.1m
Projected net operating income
N$3.3m
Development period
18 months
Target investment period
7 years
Exit strategy
Sale or refinancing

Projections only — not guarantees. Key risks: construction, vacancy, interest rates, the property market and regulatory approvals.

How it works

  1. 01SCOIN identifies a real-estate opportunity.
  2. 02The property undergoes legal, financial, technical and market due diligence.
  3. 03A dedicated project structure is established for that property alone.
  4. 04The project is presented to eligible investors on the platform.
  5. 05Investors review the information memorandum, financial model, risks, fees and legal documents.
  6. 06Investors contribute capital through the approved investment process.
  7. 07Capital is deployed according to the approved business plan.
  8. 08The property is acquired, developed or operated.
  9. 09Investors receive regular reporting on project performance.
  10. 10Where the project generates distributable income, investors receive distributions on the applicable terms.
  11. 11At exit, investors participate in the proceeds according to their contractual interest.

Project categories

Residential

  • Rental apartments
  • Townhouses
  • Affordable housing
  • Residential developments

Student accommodation

  • Student residences
  • Shared accommodation
  • University-area developments

Hospitality

  • Hotels
  • Lodges
  • Airbnb apartments
  • Short-term accommodation

Commercial

  • Offices
  • Retail properties
  • Warehouses
  • Mixed-use developments

Indicative project pipeline

Windhoek Student Residence

NH-001

Pilot project — structuring

Swakopmund Airbnb Apartments

NH-002

Concept

Rundu Rental Apartments

NH-003

Concept

Walvis Bay Hotel

NH-004

Concept

Windhoek Affordable Housing

NH-005

Concept

Oshakati Commercial Property

NH-006

Concept

Investor governance

Where the legal structure permits, investors vote on reserved matters: major refinancing, sale of the project, significant strategy changes, certain major expenditures and reinvestment decisions.

Day-to-day decisions — contractors, plumbers, tenants, hotel operations — stay with the professional management team, never with a vote.

Investor protection framework

  • KYC and AML checks on every investor
  • Segregated project accounts, separate from the operating company
  • Independent custodian or trustee where required
  • Independent property valuation
  • Annual audit and independent financial reporting
  • Monthly or quarterly project reporting
  • Construction progress reports and bank reconciliations
  • Independent directors and advisers
  • Conflict-of-interest and related-party disclosure
  • Clear, upfront disclosure of every fee

How the platform earns

Every fee is disclosed before an investor commits a cent, and shown on the investment summary — for example: contribution N$10,000, platform fee N$150, project investment N$9,850.

Project origination

1–3% of capital raised

Asset management

0.5–2% annually

Performance fee

Share of returns above an agreed hurdle, where permitted

Administration

Platform and account administration

Property management

Where the group manages the property

Development management

Where the group manages construction

Transaction fee

Only where permitted secondary transfers exist

Roadmap

Stage 1

Concept

Company formation, brand, business model, legal structure, investment thesis.

Stage 2

Regulatory & legal

Securities, property, tax and compliance counsel determine what registration or licensing the structure requires under Namibian law.

Stage 3

Build the platform

Registration, KYC, investor accounts, investment flow, portfolio, documents, voting and statements. No exchange.

Stage 4

Pilot project

One property — NH-001 — run end to end with full public reporting.

Stage 5

Full launch

Additional projects, wider categories and, subject to approval, other African markets.

Where this stands today

Tokenizing the Namibian House is a business blueprint under legal and regulatory review. No units are on sale, no money is being accepted, and nothing on this page is an offer, invitation or solicitation to invest in any security, collective investment scheme or regulated product. A structure of this kind may fall under Namibia's Financial Institutions and Markets Act, the Virtual Assets Act and NAMFISA's crowdfunding guidelines, so it will only proceed with Namibian regulatory counsel and any required registration or licensing in place. Property investment carries real risk, including loss of the full amount — read our Risk Disclosure.

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