GearShare: Investment in Transportation and Mobility Assets
Product Overview
GearShare is the investment product on Osool Gamma platform that focuses on high-value movable assets with operational capability. This product allows investors to own fractional shares in luxury or commercial transportation means, such as private jets, yachts, commercial ships, and fleets of luxury or freight vehicles. The goal of GearShare is to enable individuals to enter elite and logistical transportation sectors that generate returns through leasing and operational contracts.
Key Features of GearShare
How Does Osool Gamma Use This Product?
First: Selection Process (Technical & Market Audit)
Assets in GearShare are selected based on strict technical standards. This process includes checking the asset's technical condition (such as aircraft or ships), and verifying maintenance and insurance records. "Operational feasibility" is also studied by analyzing demand for renting this type of asset in local or global markets to ensure sustainable returns.
Second: Tokenization Process (Tokenization & SPV)
Since these assets are movable, Osool Gamma follows the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) system. An independent legal company is established in the country where the asset is located, and this company becomes the official owner of the aircraft or yacht. Then, ownership of this company is tokenized into digital tokens (Tokens) on the blockchain, where each token represents a legal share in the company that owns the asset.
Third: Investment Mechanism
Shares are offered on the platform with an accessible minimum. Investors' funds are deposited in the Escrow Account, and amounts are not transferred to purchase or finance the asset until financial coverage is complete and all legal procedures and ownership transfer to the SPV are verified, ensuring capital protection from the start.
Fourth: Returns Distribution
Returns in GearShare come from leasing and operational contracts. For example, net profits from aircraft or fleet rental (after deducting maintenance, insurance, and management costs) are distributed to investors via smart contracts periodically (quarterly or semi-annually). The platform also allows selling shares in the secondary market based on updated asset valuation and operational performance.