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# KYC & Eligibility

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### Who can participate

Fractit is intended for:

* Retail investors seeking compliant on-chain access to listed real estate index exposure
* Crypto-native investors seeking regulated index products on Canton Network
* Institutional participants requiring compliant, auditable index token exposure
* Secondary market participants looking for flexible, continuously tradable access to index-linked products

Access is subject to eligibility screening. Not all jurisdictions are permitted. See Jurisdiction Controls.

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### KYC onboarding process

All users must complete the following before any activity is permitted:

| Step                  | Requirement                                                     |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Identity verification | Government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID card)       |
| Liveness check        | Real-time selfie verification to confirm document ownership     |
| PEP screening         | Check against Politically Exposed Persons lists                 |
| Sanctions screening   | Check against global sanctions lists (OFAC, UN, EU, and others) |
| AML risk scoring      | Risk-based assessment of the user profile                       |
| Jurisdiction check    | Confirmation that the user's jurisdiction is not restricted     |

Onboarding is conducted by Fractit's approved compliance vendor. Verification typically completes within minutes.

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### Ongoing monitoring

Active users are subject to continuous monitoring including:

* Periodic re-verification of identity documents
* Ongoing sanctions and PEP screening
* Transaction monitoring for suspicious activity patterns
* Wallet screening before any new activity

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### Whitelist

On successful completion of KYC, the user's Canton wallet address is added to the on-chain whitelist. Only whitelisted wallets may:

* Hold DFMREIT tokens
* Subscribe for new tokens
* Transfer tokens to other wallets
* Redeem tokens for CC or USDC

The whitelist is enforced at the DAML contract layer on Canton — not just at the application interface. Transfers to non-whitelisted wallets are rejected by the contract regardless of the interface used.

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### Multiple wallets

If you wish to use more than one wallet address with your Fractit account, each address must be individually whitelisted. Contact support to add an additional wallet to your verified account.


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