Legal

    Regulatory Disclosures

    Node Proptech Inc., a Delaware corporation headquartered in Oklahoma City ("Node"), is committed to transparency and regulatory alignment. This page clarifies our role as an infrastructure provider and outlines the regulatory framework governing the digital real estate interests issued through our platform.

    Infrastructure built for regulated markets.

    Last Updated: March 15, 2026

    Technology Provider vs. Financial Intermediary

    Node operates as a digital infrastructure platform, not a financial institution.

    No Broker-Dealer Status: Node is not a registered broker-dealer with the SEC or FINRA. We do not execute securities transactions or provide brokerage services.
    No Investment Advice: Node does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice. All materials provided are for informational purposes.
    Infrastructure Focus: Our role is to provide the real estate issuance and settlement infrastructure that supports identity verification, recordkeeping, and distribution management.

    Compliance with the Securities Act

    Investment interests available via Node are typically structured as private placements under the following exemptions:

    Regulation D: Generally restricted to Accredited Investors in the U.S. who meet specific income or net worth thresholds.

    These offerings are not registered with the SEC in reliance upon these exemptions. Consequently, these securities are subject to significant transfer restrictions and holding periods.

    Digital Ledgers and Legal Reality

    While Node utilizes digital real estate infrastructure and blockchain-based ledgers to maintain ownership records, the technology does not replace the underlying legal framework.

    Governing Documents: Your legal rights are determined by the Operating Agreement and Subscription Agreement of the specific SPV.
    Record Integrity: The digital ledger serves as a highly efficient, auditable "mirror" of the legal cap table, designed to improve transparency and distribution speed.

    Financial Crime Prevention

    To maintain the integrity of our real estate capital markets ecosystem, Node implements strict AML and KYC (Know Your Customer) policies.

    Monitoring: We perform continuous monitoring of transactions and participant eligibility.
    Reporting: Node reserves the right to terminate accounts or report activity to the relevant authorities if suspicious or fraudulent behavior is detected.

    Projections and Performance

    Materials on this platform may contain "forward-looking statements." These are projections based on current assumptions and are not guarantees of future performance. Actual results in real estate development and rental markets may differ materially from those projected.

    An Evolving Landscape

    The laws governing digital assets and institutional RWA infrastructure are subject to change. Node reserves the right to modify platform functionality or SPV structures to ensure continued alignment with new regulatory developments or SEC guidance.

    Review the Legal Stack

    For a comprehensive understanding of your rights and the platform's obligations, please review our full legal documentation.