For investors

1. Prepare a wallet

Use any EVM wallet (a browser extension, WalletConnect or a Safe). Add the Primcast network from the Network page.
Bridge a little ETH for gas, and the USDC or USDT you plan to invest, over the canonical bridge. Withdrawing back to Ethereum later takes about a week.

2. Get verified

Complete onboarding with a Primcast registrar. When they are done, the Account page shows what is recorded for your wallet: KYC status and expiry, accreditation and jurisdiction. No personal data is published.

3. Choose an offering

On Offerings, open an offering and check:

Your eligibility. The page runs the token's own check (canReceive) for your wallet. If it fails, subscribing is disabled, because you would not be able to claim units.
Terms. Unit price, soft and hard cap, window, settlement currency, and the token's redemption price, notice period, maturity and holder cap.
Documents. The issuer's documents behind the token's metadata link.
What can change. The issuer can later change some terms and mint more units. See RWA token.

Enter an amount (a multiple of the unit price), approve the stablecoin, then subscribe. Your contribution sits in the offering contract until it closes.

5. After the offering closes

Succeeded: claim your units. They are minted to your wallet.
Failed or cancelled: claim a full refund.
Anyone can close an offering once its window has ended or its hard cap is reached; there is a button for it on the page.

6. Hold

On each asset page and on your Account:

Claim dividends whenever you like. They accumulate until claimed.
Request a redemption if the asset offers one. After the notice period anyone, including you, can execute it, provided the issuer has funded the pool.
Trade on the Primcast DEX if the asset has a pool. The token's rules apply to every buyer.

Keep in mind