The Token
“One token. A share in a fund that owns the land. One real place.”
FEVT is not a token in the cryptocurrency sense. It is a beneficial interest in a fund that holds the registered Australian cadastral title — issued, audited, redeemable per the deed. The fund owns the title; the holder owns a fractional interest in the fund. From A$500, anyone with a phone owns a piece of audited, regenerating Australian farmland and a share in what it produces. (Note: Land Tokens are not being issued in the current raise — a Founder’s Equity unit is the current instrument.)
Each FEVT represents a fractional beneficial interest in the fund holding registered Australian titles.
No abstraction. No basket. Each FEVT corresponds to a proportional share of the titled land, recorded and auditable.
The mapping is held in the cadastral register and mirrored on a per-unit audit trail.
A beneficial interest on a registered title. A retail-friendly doorway.
In retail terms: you sign in on a phone, the same way you would open a savings account. The professional-grade record-keeping sits underneath; the doorway sits in front.
A folded paper title in a registered Australian register, held by the fund. The retail experience is calm. The underlying record is the same one the institutional audit reads.
One token. One fractional share. One real place.
From A$500. From a phone. From anywhere there is a connection.
A$500 minimum entry. Fractional share of titled, audited, registered farmland.
A registered cadastral allocation, held by the fund on behalf of normal people. Now structurally possible.
Bauhaus-Stripe-Press systemic · 10×10 grid of titled land shares, one square highlighted gold, hairline arrow linking it to a tiny figure-8 token icon; one mono-numerals caption “1 token · fractional share”.
Calm and decisive. A share at a time.