Every AMP cohort subscription, every allocation, every transfer — recorded on KoreChain. Permissioned ledger. SEC-compliant. Time-stamped at the second. Read by anyone with the cohort ID.
Every dollar’s path is permanent. Subscription, allocation, distribution, transfer — each event is hashed and chained to the prior block. Provenance reads forward and backward from any allocation.
Integrity
No human can mutate the cap-table. Not an issuer. Not a counterparty. Not AMP. The chain enforces its own integrity through cryptographic consensus across permissioned validators.
Verifiability
Investors confirm their own position from any device. Cohort ID plus credential — and the read-only ledger renders the position the chain itself records. No intermediary. No trust gap.
SECTION A · WHY ON-CHAIN MATTERS
Three properties paper cap-tables cannot replicate.
A traditional registry is a database one company can edit. The AMP cap-table on KoreChain is a permissioned ledger many parties witness, none can revise. That is the difference between a record and a receipt.
A · 01
Provenance — every dollar’s path is permanent
Subscription → escrow release → allocation → distribution → transfer — each event is recorded as an immutable block on KoreChain with sub-second timestamp resolution. Provenance is not a report AMP produces. It is the chain itself. Anyone with the cohort ID can walk the path of any dollar from inflow to any current position. There are no off-chain steps. There is no parallel ledger. There is no place an entry can be inserted, modified, or removed after the fact.
A · 02
Integrity — no human can mutate the cap-table
Cryptographic consensus across permissioned validator nodes — including KoreConX (SEC-registered transfer agent) — enforces the integrity of every block. Even AMP, the issuer of the cohort, has no administrative ability to overwrite a prior allocation. Corrections are themselves on-chain events: visible, attributed, timestamped, and themselves immutable. The cap-table is not “trusted because AMP says so.” The cap-table is verified because no one on the chain can lie without leaving a permanent fingerprint.
A · 03
Verifiability — confirm your position from any device
Investors do not request statements. Investors read the ledger. Through the KoreConX portal, a position renders against the chain in real time — from any device, any geography, any hour. The page an investor sees on Tuesday morning in Dubai is the same page their attorney sees on Friday afternoon in Manhattan and the same page the auditor sees on Sunday in London. Verification is not a Q4 event. Verification is the default state of the cap-table.
Subscription to liquidity — on a single permissioned rail.
Four sequential stages. Each one writes to KoreChain. Each one is gated, witnessed, and reversible only by a subsequent on-chain event that is itself witnessed. Capital does not move off-rail at any point.
01
Subscription accepted via SEC-qualified Reg A+ Tier 2 portal
An eligible investor completes subscription through the KoreConX investor portal — KYC, AML, accreditation where applicable, e-signed subscription agreement, and funds settled into AMP USD escrow held at FDIC-member institution. The portal is FINRA-supervised through the KoreConX broker-dealer. No subscription advances to allocation until the cohort’s qualification conditions are met and escrow release is authorized per the qualified Offering Circular. Nothing about this stage is novel to AMP — it is the same federally-regulated subscription mechanism that governs every Reg A+ Tier 2 offering. What is novel is what happens at stage 02.
02
Allocation recorded on KoreChain with timestamp and cohort hash
At cohort close, the allocation event is written to KoreChain. The block records the investor’s allocation (subject to KYC-walled identity per Section D), the cohort ID, the tranche (Member / Scholar / Patron — see /university), the dollar amount, the unit count, and the sub-second timestamp. The block is hashed to its predecessor; a tamper attempt anywhere in the chain breaks every block after it and is detected immediately by every validator. The allocation is now permanent. It is also instantly queryable by the investor and by AMP’s auditors against the same source of truth.
03
Investor receives token receipt and read-only ledger URL
Post-allocation, the investor receives a cryptographic token receipt — a verifiable claim against the on-chain allocation — together with a read-only ledger URL that resolves to the investor’s live position from any device. The token receipt is not a cryptocurrency, is not transferable outside the KoreConX permissioned environment, and carries no market price. It is a compliance artifact: a portable, signed credential the investor can present to a counsel, an auditor, a bank, or a tax preparer at any future date to prove the allocation. The read-only ledger URL refreshes continuously as on-chain events update the investor’s position — distributions, transfers, or secondary trades all flow through and resolve on the same page.
04
Distributions, transfers, and secondary trades update the chain (KoreATS)
Cash distributions to investors, permitted transfers, and any secondary trading through KoreATS (the KoreConX-operated alternative trading system) update the chain as discrete on-chain events. A distribution is not “reported” to the investor — it is written to the block that contains their allocation and rendered on their read-only ledger URL the same minute. A transfer requires a regulated process (counterparty KYC, permission from KoreConX, settlement) but once authorized, executes as an on-chain event with full audit trail. KoreATS-mediated secondary trades — when a cohort qualifies for secondary liquidity — settle on the same rail. The cap-table never leaves the chain. Liquidity events do not introduce a parallel record.
SECTION C · THE KORECHAIN PARTNERSHIP
The regulated rail under AMP’s white label.
AMP does not operate its own broker-dealer, its own transfer agent, or its own ATS. AMP operates the institutional architecture, the investor education layer, the cohort thesis, and the GP economics. The federally-regulated rail itself is KoreConX, KoreChain, and KoreATS — a three-part SEC-compliant stack with a multi-year operating record across hundreds of Reg A+ and Reg D offerings.
C · 01
KoreConX
SEC-registered broker-dealer and FINRA member. SEC-registered transfer agent. Operates the investor portal that handles subscription, KYC, AML, accreditation, e-signature, escrow coordination, distribution disbursement, and investor recordkeeping. Every Reg A+ obligation that requires a regulated counterparty — including the maintenance of the official cohort cap-table — is performed by KoreConX in its registered capacity. KoreConX is the counterparty SEC examiners audit. AMP is the platform layer above it.
C · 02
KoreChain
The underlying permissioned blockchain — not a public cryptocurrency network. Validator nodes are operated by KoreConX and pre-approved compliance counterparties under written governance. Every block records a compliance event (allocation, distribution, transfer, lock-up release). There is no token market, no speculative trading, no mempool, no gas-priced consensus, no anonymous participation. KoreChain is to a cap-table what FedWire is to a dollar transfer: a regulated rail, not a frontier experiment.
C · 03
KoreATS
The alternative trading system that handles secondary trading once a cohort qualifies for secondary liquidity per its Offering Circular. KoreATS is operated by KoreConX under the same broker-dealer registration; trades settle to KoreChain as on-chain events with full audit trail. Pre-qualification, no secondary trading occurs. Post-qualification, all secondary trading happens on KoreATS — never on an unregulated venue. Liquidity, when permitted, is on-chain liquidity by design.
“KoreConX is the broker-dealer of record. KoreChain is the cap-table of record. AMP is the institutional architecture that makes both visible to Main Street — without rebuilding the regulated rail underneath them.”
— AMP Partnership Framework
SECKoreConX · registered transfer agent
FINRAKoreConX · broker-dealer member
ATSKoreATS · secondary trading venue
100%on-chain cohort cap-table
SECTION D · INVESTOR TRANSPARENCY
What you see. And what you don’t.
An on-chain cap-table is transparent at the structural level and private at the identity level. The chain shows you everything you need to verify your own position and the cohort’s total — and shows you nothing that would breach KYC privacy or the confidentiality of institutional counterparties whose terms preclude public disclosure.
You see — through your read-only ledger
You don’t see — by structural design
Your own allocations — every one, every event, every timestamp.
Other individual investors' identities — KYC-walled and legally protected.
Your tier — Member, Scholar, or Patron — and the underlying conditions per the cohort Offering Circular.
Other individual investors' allocations or tier assignments — privacy by design.
Your tribute contributions — 1% of net to the U·AMP education tribute, recorded as on-chain events per the cohort terms.
Internal AMP balance-sheet positions outside the cohort’s stated co-investment line.
The cohort total — aggregate subscribed, aggregate allocated, aggregate outstanding — refreshed live from the chain.
Institutional anchor LP individual positions — disclosed in aggregate per cohort terms; individual LP identities confidential by their LP agreements.
The cohort tranche structure — Anchor, AMP co-investment, Main Street — at the aggregate percentage level.
Counterparty-specific commercial terms protected by NDA or LP confidentiality clauses.
Every distribution event affecting your allocation — date, amount, source cash flow class.
The pre-trade workings of any future KoreATS secondary market activity (subject to standard market integrity rules).
This is not “selective transparency” — it is structurally calibrated transparency: maximum visibility into the events that affect your position, plus the strict KYC and counterparty-confidentiality protections every regulated capital markets venue is required to maintain. The chain is open enough to verify your receipt. The chain is closed enough to protect every other investor’s identity and every institutional counterparty’s contractual confidentiality.
SECTION E · FAQ
Four questions we hear most.
The on-chain cap-table is a new shape of an old idea: a registry that all parties trust because no one party controls it. Here is the substance behind the most common questions.
FAQ · 01
Is this crypto?
No. KoreChain is a permissioned compliance ledger, not a cryptocurrency. There is no public token, no mempool, no anonymous participation, no speculative trading, no gas pricing, no consensus race. Validator nodes are operated by KoreConX (an SEC-registered broker-dealer and transfer agent) and pre-approved compliance counterparties under written governance. The chain exists for one purpose: to maintain an immutable, time-stamped, multi-party-witnessed record of compliance events on an AMP cohort. The economics live in the qualified Offering Circular, not in the chain.
FAQ · 02
What if AMP disappears?
The cap-table persists on KoreChain regardless. KoreConX, as the SEC-registered transfer agent of record, remains responsible for the cohort’s books under federal securities regulation. The chain is operated and validated by KoreConX and other permissioned validators — it does not depend on AMP’s continued operation. An investor’s allocation, token receipt, and read-only ledger URL would continue to resolve. Standard transfer-agent succession procedures under SEC oversight govern any eventual change of administration. This is precisely why the cap-table sits on a regulated rail and not on an Alice-Group-controlled database.
FAQ · 03
Can I export proof of my position?
Yes. Any investor can generate a signed PDF statement directly from the KoreConX portal that certifies their position as of any timestamp the chain records. The PDF carries KoreConX’s transfer-agent signature and references the on-chain block hashes that substantiate the position — so a counterparty, counsel, bank, or tax preparer can independently verify the PDF against KoreChain itself. Investors do not need AMP’s cooperation to produce proof of their position. The chain produces the proof; KoreConX certifies it.
FAQ · 04
Is this audited?
Yes. Every cohort offered under Reg A+ Tier 2 is subject to annual third-party financial audit per SEC requirement. Cohort financials, distributions, and cap-table integrity are independently reviewed each year and filed with the SEC in the annual Form 1-K. Beyond the regulatory minimum, the on-chain cap-table provides continuous internal audit — every event is provably consistent with its predecessor block, every allocation is independently reproducible from the chain alone, and any reconciliation discrepancy between off-chain books and on-chain records is detectable in real time. Annual third-party audit plus continuous on-chain self-audit is a stronger control architecture than either alone.
The on-chain cap-table renders aggregate cohort structure to every authorized reader. The numbers below are the structural targets for the first AMP cohort per its qualified Offering Circular — not yield projections, not return promises. Yield specifics live exclusively on /numbers with the full audit trail and “per qualified Offering Circular” disclaimer.
Aggregate
Structural target
Reads from chain as
Source
Anchor / Institutional
60%
Aggregate anchor tranche allocations sum
Per cohort Offering Circular
AMP co-investment
15%
AMP balance-sheet allocation
Per cohort Offering Circular
Main Street tranche
25%
Aggregate Reg A+ qualified individual allocations sum
Per cohort Offering Circular
U·AMP education tribute
1% of net
On-chain tribute distribution events
Per cohort Offering Circular
“A cap-table you can read on Tuesday morning from any device is the highest form of governance an investor will ever see. Everything below it is procedure. Everything above it is rhetoric.”
— AMP Structural Design Principle
All economics — yield targets, distribution mechanics, lock-up schedules, waterfall priority — are governed in full by the qualified Offering Circular for each cohort. The aggregate structure above is the cap-table architecture, not the yield. For the yield specifics and the methodology behind them, visit /numbers. For the live cohort schedule, visit /offerings.
ACCESS THE CHAIN
Open the cap-table. Open the receipt.
The chain is the receipt no one can edit. The portal is the door. AMP access is open to eligible investors through the KoreConX-supervised investor door. Subscription is subject to qualified Offering Circular terms, SEC qualification status, and applicable investor eligibility requirements.
Or read the governance framework — the WSGR-counseled compliance architecture, the FINRA-supervised broker-dealer relationship, the annual third-party audit obligation, and the regulated rail under everything you see on this page.