To get started, indicate whether you will be investing through a company or as an individual. Then, you will see the three types of information you need to complete:

First, you'll be asked to provide your personal information, such as your first name, last name, date of birth, nationality, country of residence, address, city, ZIP code, and contact information.

You will then be asked to indicate whether or not you are a U.S. citizen or a politically exposed person.

Note: Remember that a politically exposed person is someone who has been entrusted with a prominent public function (such as high-ranking officials, military personnel, or senior executives).

Finally, complete the personal information section by indicating your profession.

We’d like to learn more about your financial situation, including your regular income, the source of the funds you plan to invest in Domoblock, and the percentage of your income that this investment represents.

Next, we’d like to learn about your investment interests, find out how much volatility you’re willing to accept, what your investment goals are, and what your investment time horizon is.

It’s important that you understand the financial instruments Domolock offers and the risks associated with them; otherwise, we won’t be able to approve your profile.

That is why we ask whether you are familiar with the financial instruments offered by Domoblock and whether you have invested in unlisted companies managed by yourself or by others. You must answer “Yes,” because you agree to acknowledge the security token; otherwise, we will not be able to validate your identity and the verification process cannot be completed.

Basically, a security token is a token that represents a traditional financial instrument, such as a bond, a company’s equity, or a profit-sharing loan in a company.

Once you have confirmed the above, you will be asked to indicate whether you wish to be treated as a professional investor. If you choose to be treated as one, it is because your main activity is investing or because you plan to invest more than €10,000 per transaction.

Next, you will be asked to provide video identification, which involves taking a photo of the front and back of the ID document of your choice: passport, ID card/residence permit, or driver’s license.

Remember to consent to the processing of your personal data, and if you wish, you can review the terms and conditions as well as the privacy policy.

Grant permission to access your device's camera. You'll use it to take photos of your document and a selfie of yourself.

Once you've taken the photos, a thank-you message will appear, and you'll click the "Finish" button.

Once the process is complete and if everything went well, your account will be approved. Otherwise, it will be sent for review, and you'll be notified of the issue so you can resolve it.

If you come from a traditional investment background and your goal is to invest in euros and receive returns in euros as well, don’t worry—you can still enjoy investing with Domoblock without needing any knowledge of blockchain.

You can invest directly via bank transfer through our payment gateway. (The minimum investment using fiat currency is €200).

- If you have your own wallet: You’ll need to select “Yes” if you want to connect your wallet.

- If you don’t have your own wallet: we’ll create one for you. You’ll just need to add your bank account.

If you selected bank transfer and have more than one wallet, you can then choose how to withdraw your capital gains—either through DAIS or via bank transfer to your account.

If you want to invest via blockchain, you must add a wallet to your profile. You will need DAI to do so, and the minimum investment amount is €200.

On the left-hand side of the platform, you'll find the "Opportunities" section. This is where you'll find all the available investment projects.

At the top of the page, you'll find useful filters that let you sort through each one:

• Name: Use this if you have a specific project in mind; just start typing its name here and the list will update automatically.
• Project status: You will see a drop-down menu with the available options. This filter lets you identify projects that have already finished, those that are active, or those about to be launched. Select the option that matches your search.
• Return: Use this filter to sort opportunities by their profit potential. Arrange projects from highest to lowest return, or vice versa.
• Date: This filter lets you sort projects by their start or end date.
• Reset filters: Click here if you want to view the section exactly as you found it, in its default state.

Once you've explored them, you can view the details of each opportunity to help you decide whether to invest. You'll find:

• Project Name: This will give you an idea of what the investment entails.
• Project status: This will help you determine what stage the project is in. If it says “Under review,” it means the project is about to launch; if it says “Funded,” it means construction is already underway. “Sold” and “Dividend distribution” mean exactly what they say.
• Estimated timeline: The amount of time it will take to purchase, renovate, and sell the property once financing is secured.
• Annual return: This refers to the annualized return you will receive as capital gains once the project is completed.

If you click on “More details,” you’ll find all the information related to the project.

You have access to all the documentation related to the investment opportunity, including the Whitepaper, investment dossier, and token subscription agreement. These documents will help you better understand the opportunity and make an informed investment decision.

To get started, from the home screen, go to the menu on the left and click on “Digital Wallet.” Two options will appear. To manage your funds in euros, select “In euros.” Here you’ll find options to deposit, withdraw, and view your transactions in this wallet.

3.2.1. Deposit Money

First, go to the “Deposit” section, where you’ll find two options: “Bank Transfer” and “Credit Card.”

1/ By bank transfer

If you select "Bank Transfer," you will be guided through a series of steps to complete the transfer. It's as if you were making a transfer to yourself from your bank; that's why the IBAN you see there is unique and exclusive—it's directly linked to your Domoblock wallet.

The steps you must follow are: access your bank's application, transfer the money you want to charge to your digital wallet using this IBAN, click on the orange squares to copy the code and then paste it into your bank's application.

Please note that it may take between 24 and 72 business hours for the balance to appear in your wallet.

2/ By credit card

Here, simply enter the amount you want to deposit in the “Amount to Deposit” field

You'll be charged a small fee of 0.5%. For example, if you deposit €200, you will be charged an additional €1. This fee is split, meaning that 0.5% is paid by the investor and the rest is paid by Domoblock.

Once you have the amount you want to deposit ready, click the “Make Transaction” button. It’s important to remember that the maximum per credit card transaction is €2,400.

Once you click, a payment link will be generated, and a message will appear indicating that the payment link has been generated and redirecting you to the payment gateway. To complete the payment, click “Go to the payment gateway.”

3.2.2. Withdrawing money

Go to the “Withdraw Money” section

If you don't have a linked account yet, the first thing you need to do is link one. To do so, click "Link Account":

A window will open where you will be asked to provide the following information:

• Account alias: Enter a name for your account. This will help you identify it later if you link more than one account.
  If you plan to link only one account, we recommend using your own name.
• IBAN number: First, select the country to which the account belongs, then enter the IBAN corresponding to your account. Please note: when entering your IBAN, only enter the numbers after selecting the country. Do not include the initial letters. If you do, the account will not be linked correctly.
  Once your account is linked, this step will not be required for future withdrawals.
• BIC Code: Finally, enter your account's BIC code.

Finally, click the “Link Account” button

Finally, click the “Link Account” button.

Withdrawal with linked account: If you already have a linked account, you only need to click on the "Request withdrawal" option. A window will open where you will have to select the bank account where you wish to make the withdrawal and the amount to withdraw in euros. Once your bank account is linked, you can click on 'Request withdrawal', enter the amount you wish to send and the available balance will be transferred directly to your bank within 24 to 72 hours.

If you prefer to invest using crypto assets through the blockchain, you can also do so with Domoblock.

First, go to Digital Wallet in the left-hand menu. Once there, select On blockchain.

You will then be redirected to the Manage Wallets section. From there, you can add your wallet by clicking Add new wallet.

When you click 'Add new wallet', a window will open showing the list of wallets authorized to operate on Domoblock, known as the Whitelist.

What does this mean? It means that even if you connect your MetaMask wallet correctly, you won’t be able to perform any transactions unless your wallet address has been added to the Domoblock whitelist beforehand. This is a crucial security measure to ensure the integrity of transactions. If you’ve already verified that your wallet is on the Domoblock whitelist, it’s time to add it.

Now, first make sure you have your MetaMask account open on your computer.

Make sure you've selected the correct wallet in MetaMask. If you have multiple accounts, make sure you're connecting the one you want to use with Domoblock. You can go to the top of the MetaMask window and click the dropdown menu to switch accounts.

When you return to Domoblock, click “Add wallet.”

A pop-up window will appear from MetaMask asking you to confirm or sign the connection.

Click'Confirm' to authorize the connection.

Please wait while the connection is being processed. Do not close the screen.

That’s it! Your wallet has been successfully added to Domoblock and will be displayed as shown below.

Once you’ve explored the opportunities, selected the one you want to participate in, and deposited funds into your digital wallet, it’s time to invest.

Please note that you can only invest when a project is in the “Active” status; this update occurs at a specified date and time. To receive notifications about the upcoming opening of an investment opportunity, we invite you to join our Telegram community, where we keep you informed in real time.

Has the project reached the “Active” status? At this point, you should click the “Invest” button

Once you've clicked the "invert" button, you'll need to wait for the inversion data to load:

The interface where the financing options are presented is shown below. The"Digital Wallet" and"Blockchain" options (if connected) are briefly pointed out.

Below are the most recurring investment options, if you plan to invest a different amount, click on the "Customize" button. A text field will appear just below, where you can enter the number of shares you want to purchase.

Important: You must enter the number of shares, not the amount in euros (€).

If you want to customize the number of shares, click “Customize,” and a text field will appear on your screen where you can enter the number of shares you want to invest.

If one of the participation boxes corresponds to the participation you want to make, by clicking on it you will find at the bottom the details of the future investment: the "Amount to invest in Euros", the "Estimated return" which can be viewed on an annualized or absolute terms and the "Estimated project duration".

If, on the other hand, you have customized the number of shares, once you enter the number in the text field, you will see all the details of the future investment at the bottom of the page: the“Amount to Invest in Euros,” the“Estimated Return”(which can be viewed on an annualized or absolute basis), and the“Estimated Project Duration.”

Once you agree with the number of shares, you must continue by clicking on the "I agree to subscribe to the legal terms and conditions of the contract" button. This step represents the signing of the subscription agreement for the acquisition of shares, previously referred to as the whitepaper.

Once you have completed the previous steps and confirmed that everything is correct, click the "Reserve" button to finalize your investment reservation.

Next, a message will appear on the screen explaining the next steps to complete your investment. We’ll explain them here as well: If your reservation was made before the funding goal was reached, you’ll receive an email confirming that your investment was successful. If, on the other hand, your reservation was made after the funding goal was reached, we’ll also notify you by email.

In this section, we’ll walk you through the “financial summary” section step by step.

Below, we’ll explain each of the metrics available in the financial summary:

1. Available balance: This is the total amount of money you currently have in your digital wallet, which is displayed in the main menu.

2. Average annual return: This percentage represents the annualized return generated by your closed investments. It is important to note that it is calculated only on completed projects, as it would not make sense to show the return on a project that is still ongoing.

3. Current investments: This shows the number of projects in which you currently have capital invested.

4. Total invested capital: This is the amount of capital currently tied up in active projects.

5. Capital invested in progress: This is the amount of capital currently tied up in active projects.

6. Total interest earned: this is the total amount of euros you have earned thanks to your closed investments.

7. Estimated interest to be received: This is a projection of the interest in euros that your ongoing investments are expected to generate.

8. Withdrawn principal: Shows you the total principal you have withdrawn from your digital wallet to your bank so far.

Finally, the “Investment Trends” chart will allow you to track the performance of your investments and get a more comprehensive view of all these metrics. In fact, you can download this chart in SVG, PNG, or CSV format. You can also filter the data to see only what interests you.

In this section, we'll explore the "Transactions" tab

When you go to the 'Transactions' tab , the transactions displayed are one-time transfers of funds from your digital wallet to one of the projects. Just below that, under 'Investments' (which is usually the default view), you’ll find all capital transactions related to your investments, regardless of the project. For example, if you’ve made three investments in the same project, you’ll see the three individual transactions here, unlike the 'My Investments' tab where they’re grouped together.

To make the search easier, you can filter the movements by date range, by type of transaction, either in euros or via blockchain, and also by amount.

It’s important to note that, on the web version, this view shows the details of each transaction. In the mobile version of the platform, to view detailed information for each transaction, simply tap on the transaction you’re interested in.

Next, we have the“Transfers to Portfolio” sub-tab. Here you’ll see the fund transfers made to your portfolio from projects that have been completed or that have made a capital or interest repayment. You can also filter these transactions by date and amount, just like in the previous example.

In this section, we'll explore the "My Investments" tab. Here you'll find all the investments you've made, grouped by project.

By default, you'll see the "Digital Wallet" button. This section displays all the investments you've made using euros in the traditional way. For each investment, you'll see key information such as the Project, Term, Expected Return, Capital Invested, Current Project Status, and the "More Info" button. You can also filter "My Investments" using the buttons in the table.

• In progress: these are investments that are currently active
• Pending processing: These are completed investments for which you can claim the returns generated.
• Closed: These are completed and fully managed investments.

Click the“More Info”button if you’d like to learn more about this investment.

If the project you're viewing has already ended, you'll find a "Return on Investment" button here so you can request a refund.

If you are viewing a project that has already been completed and you have withdrawn your investment, you will see a screen similar to the one shown below.

If you want to view the transactions made via "Blockchain," only the transactions associated with the wallet currently connected will be displayed. The information is organized in the same way as in "Digital Wallet."

Now let's explore the"Documents" tab.

Here you’ll find all subscription contracts related to your investments on Domoblock. This section contains what was previously referred to as the whitepaper—the agreement between you and Domoblock for each project.

You will see a list of all the projects you have invested in. For each one, the project name and contract creation date are displayed. You can also download each document in PDF format.