Questions, answered.

American Digital Realty (ADR) is a structured investment platform that provides accredited investors with access to institutional-grade commercial real estate through digital securities. Each fund holds a diversified portfolio of properties engineered for consistent income.

A TREIF is a Tokenized Real Estate Investment Fund that invests in a well-diversified portfolio of Digital Security "Tokens," which are ownership shares of an equity or debt investment in commercial private real estate created on the Stellar Blockchain.

TREIF interests are designed for investors who want to diversify beyond stocks, bonds, and mutual funds by adding income producing private real estate exposure, without the challenges of direct property ownership.

ADR funds are structured as direct offerings under Regulation D (for US investors) and Regulation S (for non-US investors), giving investors ownership of a specific fund and the portfolio it holds, rather than shares in a publicly traded entity. This structure offers potential tax advantages and more targeted exposure.

There are six key benefits to TREIFs: • Attractive risk-adjusted returns • Better diversification • Potential secondary market access after the one-year lock-up, though liquidity is not guaranteed • Greater investor access • Invest via both US dollars and stable coin (USDC) • Enhanced transparency and security

The minimum investment is $50,000. Check each fund’s detail page to confirm, as terms are set per fund.

The ADR US Diversified TREIF is open to verified accredited investors. Review the fund on the Investments page, then create an account to begin onboarding and accreditation verification.

Yes. Investor Relations will send the specific instructions for your custodian. Email support@americandigitalrealty.com, or send the request through the contact form at /contact.

Distributions are paid directly to your account on a quarterly or monthly basis depending on the fund. You will receive a notification when each distribution is processed, and full details are available in your dashboard.

Yes. We accept USDC, as well as ACH and Wire Transfers.

US investors must meet accredited investor criteria under SEC Regulation D. Non-US investors participate under Regulation S, which has different eligibility requirements. Your investor classification is determined during the onboarding process.

• Net worth over $1 million, excluding primary residence (individually or with spouse or partner). • Income over $200,000 (individually) or $300,000 (with spouse or partner) in each of the prior two years, and reasonably expects the same for the current year. • Hold (in good standing) a Series 7, 65 or 82 license.

US investors (Regulation D) have a one-year lockup period from the date of investment, during which holdings cannot be transferred. Non-US investors (Regulation S) are not subject to this restriction.

Accreditation is verified inside your dashboard after you create an account. You will be asked to confirm your status and provide supporting evidence, which can include certification by a third-party financial professional such as a lawyer, CPA, broker or registered investment adviser. Verification must be complete before you can subscribe to a fund.

Distribution schedules vary by fund. Most funds distribute quarterly, with some distributing monthly. Specific dates are published in advance and visible in your dashboard.

Digital securities are ownership interests recorded on a secure, regulated blockchain infrastructure. This provides transparent record-keeping and efficient administration while maintaining full regulatory compliance. Your holdings are managed through our technology partner, BlockTime Financial.