Hold the position.
Price, proof, and ownership stay attached.
Settlement goes into a share certificate. Reserve funds it. Sellers receive reserve, then use it to send, issue notes, or build new ownership.
The record stays attached. The next move stays clean.
Price and proof remain together.
Turn the stake into a certificate.
Buyer funding completes the purchase.
Send, issue notes, request a wire, or build again.
Price, proof, and ownership stay attached.
The stake goes into a buyer-ready share certificate.
Buyer funding completes the purchase and credits seller reserve.
Settlement carries the asset record.
Reserve is ready capital.
Certificates make ownership purchasable.
Notes carry funded reserve.
Wire transfer uses the reserve lane.
Market keeps price, proof, and position together.
Shares issue before seller proceeds.
Buyer funding posts reserve.
Notes draw from reserve.
Wire transfer stays a reserve route.
Reserve funds new ownership.
Market keeps proof, price, ownership, and proceeds on one track.