An identified project
Each series belongs to a project and its funding structure. Certificates from different projects are distinct.
CLEAR RIGHTS. A TRACEABLE JOURNEY.
Connecting ideas, participation and value.
inRovate Certificate connects economic participation to an identified project. The register records rights, holders and history; the proposed market connects participants wishing to transfer these certificates.
inRovate Certificate100%Project shares01Inventor
02inRovate
03Investors
Capital comes from investors. Certificates are allocated among the three parties.
Conceptual model · proposed mechanism, no real transactions on this page
inRovate Certificate
What does a certificate represent?
A record of economic rights defined for a particular project. More than a document image: the project, contractual rules and holder register are what matter.
Documented rights
Participation in results, information and any decision rights are defined in the documentation.
A verifiable holder
The register records the current holder, quantity and history of acquisitions and transfers.
Project-specific rules
Issuance, transfer, suspension and closure conditions are defined before participation.
From funding to economic results
Two connected circuits: project development and the record of participants’ rights.
Structuring
Budget, milestones, rights and session conditions are defined.
Funding and allocation
Confirmed contributions are reconciled with certificate allocations.
Development
Teams work through design, prototyping, testing and pilot production.
Commercialisation
Production, licensing or other contractual arrangements may generate revenue; costs are tracked.
Results and distribution
Contractual rules apply after costs and obligations. Project revenue is not automatically a distributable amount.
inRovate Stock Exchange
The inRovate certificate market
inRovate Stock Exchange is the proposed secondary circuit within the platform. After funding, under project conditions, a holder may offer certificates and another participant may acquire them. Updating the register completes the transfer.
Offer
The project, series, quantity and conditions are identifiable.
Acceptance and verification
Conditions, eligibility and transfer confirmation are checked.
Updated register
The new holder receives only the documented rights attached to the transferred certificates.
How might value change?
Project progress
Tests, results and commercial prospects provide new information.
Rights and results
Actual rights, costs, obligations and economic results matter.
Supply and demand
An asking price is not guaranteed. A buyer may not be available.
Direct proportion
Calculate certificate issuance
Enter the project budget and parameters. Direct proportion scales the investor allocation to the full 100% of the project.
The bonus starts with the second project, including an idea: 8% becomes 10%. It does not increase for the third project. First completed project: 38%; from the second: maximum 40%.
Model rules: €1 per certificate and 15% for inRovate, both fixed. Inventor share: 8–40%, depending on project maturity.
Direct proportion
B = budget · P = initial price · S = investor share (%) · N = total certificates
- Investor N = ⌈B ÷ 1 €⌉
- N = ⌈Investor N × 100 ÷ S⌉
- Inventor N = ⌊N × (100 − 15 − S) ÷ 100⌋
- inRovate N = N − Investor N − Inventor N
- Share per certificate = 100 ÷ N (%)
Certificates offered to investors—
Total certificates issued—
Inventor certificates—
inRovate certificates—
Project percentage / certificate—
Funding received by the project—
Enter the required investment. The inventor share can be adjusted from 8% to 40%.
At the fixed €1 price, the budget determines the investor allocation; the inventor share determines total issuance.
The inventor contributes the project; inRovate contributes its ecosystem role. In this model, only investors provide the funding capital. Allocations to the other two parties do not add fictitious money to the budget.
DEMO-A · inRovate Certificate
Follow a transfer, step by step
A register example without price or returns: holder A has 10 certificates of project DEMO-A. Select how many would transfer to B.
The holder changes; the project and series rights stay the same. A secondary transfer does not automatically provide new project funding.
Holder A10DEMO-A
Holder B0DEMO-A
What must be clear from the start
A certificate does not guarantee profit, capital recovery or resale. It does not automatically confer patent ownership, company shares or project control. Legal nature, costs, taxation and operating rules must be defined for the specific structure before launch.