Built For Institutional Allocators

Capital Programs That
Stay Coherent at SCALE

Capital markets stewardship for operators running $100M+ programs in energy, mining, real estate, and digital infrastructure.

The 90-Day Promise

In 90 days, your next capital program moves from “complex pipeline” to an investable structure, with governance, tokenization, and operations built to scale.

RWA capital programs were not designed as systems.

Most capital operators still assemble programs one transaction at a time. Each SPV, tranche, or feeder is bespoke. Terms live in redlines. Models live in spreadsheets. Governance lives in email.

For capital operators running $100M–$1B+ programs, this is not a tooling problem. It is a lifecycle governance problem.

Phantom Tokenization

Tokenization often arrives late, bolted onto vehicles never designed as programmable capital systems. Legal, on‑chain registries, and day‑to‑day workflows rarely match.

The Consequence

For capital markets teams this means heavier IC cycles and more re-papering. For LPs and lenders it means structural doubt and slower decisions.

The Control Layer.

Bitkove gives fund managers a single place to design and operate RWA capital programs. Instead of treating each SPV as a one-off, Bitkove turns them into parameterized instances of a vetted structure library.

Standard Architecture

Structures, covenants, and registries modeled once—executed consistently across Cayman SPC and Cayman–USA vehicles.

Governed Lifecycle

Capital stacks, waterfalls, and governance rules are explicit, versioned, and visible to everyone who has to defend them.

Legal-First Tokenization

Tokenization that matches the contract. Transfer rules and workflows aligned with legal reality, not just code.

Intelligence OS

Powering Mining, Energy, Digital Infra

2 BN+

Programs Signed (Mining & Fiber)

$20B+

Program Pipeline

Beside your
existing stack.

You still work with your current admin, counsel, and custody. Bitkove provides a shared structure model so the economics, covenants, and governance rules they work from stop drifting apart.

For each capital event—an initial raise, a recap, a new sleeve, a secondary—you model the impact once, share a single view with IC, LPs, and lenders, and execute the approved scenario.

IC Prep Time

~3 Weeks → ~1 Week

Event Velocity

3–5 Events / Year

Document Drift

One Approved Model

Stakeholder Alignment.

Fund Managers & ICs

Approve structures faster, with fewer one-offs. Make change history and rationale easy to audit.

Capital Markets

Model/execute events from one source. Cleaner lender and rating-agency conversations.

LPs & Lenders

See how structures behave in base/stress cases. Gain confidence they are underwriting a repeatable platform.

IC Members

Reduce structural ambiguity, shorten prep cycles on new sleeves, and make approvals auditable.

A Concrete Program Story

Portfolio B Recap.

A manager runs a Cayman SPC with three portfolios and a US feeder. Portfolio B needs a recap and an additional sleeve.

Traditionally, this triggers parallel work: new models for each scenario, multiple redlines, late reconciliations, and fragmented views of how positions change.

With Bitkove, the manager adjusts Portfolio B’s stack once. They see base- and stress-case impacts before docs are drafted, apply the structure to Cayman and US vehicles in sync, and share one consistent explanation with IC, LPs, and lenders.

How Managers Typically Start.

You do not need to rebuild your entire platform. Most managers begin with a single new SPV or SPC portfolio, plus an existing Cayman–USA structure.

Focus 01

One initial raise for the program.

Focus 02

One structural event (recap, new sleeve, or secondary).

Success is measured in straightforward terms: IC prep time, document drift, and the clarity of explanations provided to LPs.

Available for Diligence

Blueprint Whitepaper • Structure Map (SPC + Feeder) • Governance Overview