Raise on-chain.
Own the equity, earn the rebate.
Innovative companies raise growth capital through primary offerings on ContiSX. Every subscription resolves into two things — the equity you subscribed for, registered and held in the ContiSX CSD, and a rebate paid in Digital Value Unit: an advanced loyalty reward that is transferable and interoperable.
Held on ContiSX CSD → listed on the secondary market
Credited at allotment → listed on a partner digital exchange
From offer to allotment in four moves
A primary raise on ContiSX runs to a published timetable — terms first, then the book, then settlement. Nothing about the rebate or the lock-up is discovered after the fact.
The company offers
An innovative issuer structures its round and files the offer — valuation, size, subscription window, rebate rate, and lock-up all disclosed before the book opens.
Investors subscribe
Verified investors commit capital during the subscription window from a KYC-bound wallet or vault account. Orders are visible, auditable, and time-stamped.
Allotment settles
The book closes, allocations are struck, and capital moves to the issuer as subscribed equity is created against the register — delivery versus payment, in one atomic step.
Rebate is credited
Alongside the allotment each investor receives a rebate in Digital Value Unit — an advanced loyalty reward, transferable and interoperable, held separately from the shares.
One subscription, two outcomes, two venues
This is the mechanism that defines the market: your commitment resolves into registered equity held in the depository, and a DVU loyalty rebate that lives somewhere else entirely.
At allotment that single commitment resolves into two things — ownership, and a reward — which then travel to two different venues.
The equity you subscribed for
A registered security in the issuer — held in the depository, then admitted to the exchange.
- Subscribed equity is allottedThe shares you subscribed for are created against the offering at settlement.
- Registered in the ContiSX CSDThe depository becomes the legal record of ownership, reconciled 1:1 with the register.
- Listed on the secondary marketAdmitted to the ContiSX secondary market, where the position is priced by an order book.
The rebate paid in DVU
An advanced loyalty reward credited on top of your allotment — transferable and interoperable.
- Rebate paid in DVUDigital Value Unit is credited as a loyalty rebate, in proportion to what you subscribed.
- Credited to your balanceDVU sits in your wallet or vault balance — transferable, and interoperable across the ecosystem.
- Listed on a partner exchangeThe reward is listed on a partner digital exchange platform, so it can be moved or realised.
The two are not interchangeable. Only the equity carries ownership in the company. DVU is a loyalty reward unit — robust, transferable, and interoperable — but it confers no dividend, voting, or residual claim on the issuer.
The full position after allotment
Equity, custody, listings, and the rebate — everything a subscription resolves into once the book has closed and settlement is final.
Subscribed Equity
The shares you subscribed for — a registered equity security in the issuer, carrying the economic and governance rights set out in the offer document.
DVU Rebate
Digital Value Unit credited as a rebate on your subscription — an advanced loyalty reward: more robust than points, transferable between holders, interoperable across the ecosystem.
CSD Custody Position
Your equity is registered and held in the ContiSX Central Securities Depository — the legal record of ownership, reconciled 1:1 with the register.
Secondary Market Listing
After settlement the equity is admitted to the ContiSX secondary market, so the position can be priced and traded rather than held blind until an exit.
Partner Exchange Listing
The DVU rebate is listed on a partner digital exchange platform, so the reward can be moved or realised rather than stranded inside a closed loyalty scheme.
Shareholder Standing
As a registered holder you receive corporate actions, disclosures, and meeting notices through the depository — the same standing as any holder on the register.
Your equity is held on the ContiSX CSD
Subscribed equity is not left in a wrapper or a side ledger. It is registered in the ContiSX Central Securities Depository — the legal record of who owns what — and reconciled 1:1 with the digital register, so the depository position and its representation can never drift apart.
A loyalty reward built to behave like value
Digital Value Unit is the rebate investors earn for backing a company early. It is deliberately not a points balance trapped in one programme: DVU is transferable between holders, interoperable across ContiSX surfaces, and listed on a partner digital exchange platform — so the reward keeps its usefulness long after the raise closes.
Equity and DVU, compared directly
Two outcomes from one subscription — but different in kind, on different registers, at different venues, with different rights.
The timetable of a primary offering
Every raise moves through the same published sequence, from structuring to the point where both the equity and the rebate are live on their venues.
Structure & file
Terms are set, due diligence completed, and the offer document published with the rebate rate and lock-up stated.
Book opens
The subscription window runs. Eligible investors place and adjust orders until the book closes.
Allotment
Allocations are struck and published, capital is released to the issuer, and equity is created on the register.
Rebate credited
DVU is credited to each allottee in proportion to the subscription, then transferable to the partner venue.
Dual listing
Equity is admitted to the ContiSX secondary market; DVU is listed on the partner digital exchange platform.
A raise that builds its own market
Innovative companies come to the primary market for capital, but leave with something harder to buy: a register of verified holders, a listed instrument, and a rebate mechanism that gives early subscribers a reason to show up. Structuring, allotment, and settlement run on ContiSX infrastructure end to end.
The primary market, answered
It is the venue where new capital is actually raised, rather than where existing shares change hands. An innovative company publishes an offering, investors subscribe during a defined window, and at allotment the subscribed equity is created directly on a register held in the ContiSX CSD. 'Web3' describes the settlement rail and the register — not the nature of the instrument, which remains a conventional equity security.
Two separate things. The first is the equity you subscribed for, registered in your name in the ContiSX CSD and later admitted to the ContiSX secondary market. The second is a rebate on your subscription, paid in Digital Value Unit (DVU) and listed on a partner digital exchange platform. They settle together at allotment, but they are different in kind: one is ownership, the other is a reward.
DVU is the unit used to pay the subscription rebate. It is best understood as an advanced loyalty reward rather than a coin: credited at allotment in proportion to what you subscribed, more robust than conventional points, transferable between holders, and interoperable across the ContiSX ecosystem. Because it is also listed on a partner digital exchange platform, the reward can be moved or realised instead of being stranded in a closed scheme. DVU is a reward unit, not a share — it carries no ownership, dividend, or voting rights in the issuer.
Ordinary loyalty points are issued by one company, usable only with that company, and they expire or lose value at the issuer's discretion. DVU is designed to behave like value rather than a coupon: it is transferable to other holders, interoperable across ContiSX surfaces, and listed on a partner digital exchange platform — so the holder, not the scheme operator, decides what to do with it.
In the ContiSX Central Securities Depository. The CSD is the legal record of ownership and is reconciled 1:1 with the register, so the depository position and its digital representation never diverge. Custody is institutional-grade, and transfers are KYC-gated at the register level.
The equity becomes tradable on the ContiSX secondary market once it is admitted after settlement, subject to any lock-up stated in that offering's terms. The DVU rebate follows the transfer and listing rules of the partner exchange, which are independent of the equity lock-up — so the two may become transferable at different times.
No. A discount would reduce what you pay for the same shares. The rebate is delivered on top of your allotment: you receive the equity you subscribed for and, separately, DVU credited as a loyalty reward. Because DVU sits on its own venue and moves on its own terms, its value is independent of the equity.
DVU is listed on a partner digital exchange platform. The specific venue and its transfer, listing, and redemption rules are named in each offer document, so investors know before subscribing where the reward will be listed.
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Back an innovative company at the primary stage, hold the equity in the ContiSX CSD, and earn the rebate in DVU — a loyalty reward you can actually move.