The structure is designed such that assets will be held through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) established within the DIFC following acquisition.

Asset ownership is structured through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) and governed by applicable legal agreements.

The framework may incorporate digital record-keeping, including distributed ledger technologies, to support transparency and traceability.

In the event of platform changes or discontinuation, ownership and participation rights remain subject to the underlying legal structure and applicable agreements.

Personal data is handled in accordance with applicable data protection standards and security practices.

The framework may incorporate advanced privacy-preserving technologies, including encryption and zero-knowledge–based approaches, to support confidentiality and controlled access.

Data is managed in line with applicable privacy requirements and the project’s security policies.

Where applicable, underlying properties may be covered by insurance policies arranged in accordance with standard industry practices.

Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions, and availability, and forms part of the broader asset management and risk framework.

The framework is designed to support participant input through defined governance processes, which may include structured voting mechanisms, in alignment with applicable agreements and project oversight.

Participants may be able to provide input on selected aspects of the project, which may include asset strategy, allocation approaches, platform enhancements, and broader ecosystem development, subject to defined governance processes and applicable agreements.

Participants may submit proposals through designated channels, subject to defined submission guidelines and eligibility criteria.

Proposals may be reviewed in accordance with the project’s governance framework and, where applicable, may proceed to structured participation processes.

Governance processes are designed to gather participant input; however, outcomes are implemented in accordance with the project’s governance framework, applicable agreements, and oversight mechanisms.

Distributions, where applicable, are derived from operating revenue and may be determined following financial review processes conducted in accordance with the project’s reporting framework.

The structure is designed to facilitate distributions through designated channels, subject to applicable agreements, operational conditions, and system capabilities, with implementation anticipated following project stabilization.

Distributions may be considered on a periodic basis, which could include monthly intervals, subject to operating performance, review processes, and applicable conditions.

Distribution outcomes may be influenced by broader market developments, including regional tourism growth and major infrastructure projects.

Actual distribution levels depend on operating performance and are subject to change over time.

Where applicable, participants may have the ability to use amounts received for further participation within the project framework, subject to applicable agreements, availability, and defined processes.