Eligibility file · Note

DeedFlow Royalty Revenue Bonds, Series 2026

What the client owns

Royalty Revenue Bond, Series 2026: a $10.00 unsecured general obligation of DeedFlow, Inc. It pays an 8% a year Priority Return from a Royalty Pool when the pool has money, and unpaid amounts are owed at maturity in ten years. The issuer assigns no ticker or CUSIP; the symbol here is Ketju’s label. Issuer indirect: The token points at a record kept off chain; the transfer agent’s file governs and the chain is a mirror.

Who may hold it

US retail investors. First purchase $2,500. State coverage not confirmed by the issuer. Anyone may buy once the SEC qualifies the offering; the SEC had not qualified it on 2026-09-25. Under the Regulation A Tier 2 rule, an accredited investor may buy without limit. Any other investor may invest up to 10% of the greater of annual income or net worth; for an entity, the limit is 10% of the greater of revenue or net assets. The minimum is 250 Bonds, $2,500, then one Bond at a time. The transfer agent, T7X, runs the identity check through Persona and issues a Nomyx digital ID for each investor; DeedFlow runs no checks of its own. Tier 2 preempts state review, and the circular names no state list. DeedFlow may refuse any subscription and any foreign investor.

Who can freeze or claw back

The transfer agent holds every token in its own wallet and can freeze them or block any transaction on a regulator’s or court’s order. No contract is public, so Ketju cannot read the keys yet.

How a holder redeems

No redemption stated. The holder cannot put the Bond back. DeedFlow repays $10.00 par plus unpaid Priority Return and Accrued Shortfall at maturity, ten years from issuance. DeedFlow may call early, but not in years 1 to 3; the call price is 125% of par in years 4 and 5, 110% in years 6 and 7, and par from year 8. Quarterly payments come from the payment agent to the extent the Royalty Pool, and in year 1 an escrow of about 8% of proceeds, can fund them. Settles in USD.

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The verdict is on the memo: DeedFlow Royalty Revenue Bonds, Series 2026 Not approved

Issuer

DeedFlow, Inc. (Delaware corporation, incorporated 3 June 2026; Highland, Utah; CIK 2143384; Regulation A file 024-12804); T7X Equities, Inc. (on the filing as T7X Equity, Inc.) as transfer agent and payment agent; trustee not yet named; Wahl Street Accountancy Corporation as auditor

Registration

Regulation A+

Official record

T7X Equities, Inc. (Wyoming; SEC-registered transfer agent, file 084-07033, registered 21 November 2025, no accounts reported yet; named T7X Equity, Inc. on the offering documents), also payment agent, SEC-registered transfer agent

Instruments

RRB-2026

Chains

None

Reviewed

2026-09-25

Next review

2026-12-25

Eligibility

Each answer quotes the issuer’s own words from the document named under it. Ketju reads each document again and records whether the words are still there. Where the documents say nothing, the row states that.

What the holder owns

A general debt of DeedFlow, Inc., secured only by the Royalty Pool account and the rights that feed it. No property secures it.

“Each Bond represents a direct, general corporate obligation of DeedFlow, Inc.”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · Cover page · words found 2026-09-25

Who may hold it

Accredited investors, and anyone else up to 10% of the greater of their annual income or net worth.

““Qualified purchasers” include: (i) “accredited investors” under Rule 501(a) of Regulation D; and (ii) all other investors so long as their investment does not represent more than 10% of the greater of their annual income or net worth (for natural persons), or 10% of the greater of annual revenue or net assets at fiscal year-end (for non-natural persons).”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · State Law Exemption and Purchase Restrictions (p. ii) · words found 2026-09-25

First purchase minimum

$2,500 (250 Bonds), then $10 at a time.

“The minimum purchase is 250 Bonds ($2,500.00), with $10 increments thereafter.”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · Cover page · words found 2026-09-25

Account types

Individuals and entities; the transfer agent checks an entity’s formation papers, officers, and beneficial owners.

“for entity investors, this additionally includes verification of entity formation and legal existence, organizational documentation, authorized representatives, controlling persons, and beneficial owners where required.”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · Plan of Distribution, Use of Blockchain, Wallet and access (p. 25) · words found 2026-09-25

Who it may be transferred to

Only by instruction to the transfer agent, which registers the buyer after its own checks; the holder never holds the token and cannot move it.

“Bondholders will not hold the private keys or wallet access necessary to initiate on-chain transfers of Bond Tokens. Bondholders cannot transfer Bond Tokens peer-to-peer.”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · Plan of Distribution, Use of Blockchain (p. 22) · words found 2026-09-25

How a holder redeems

Holders cannot redeem. DeedFlow repays par with unpaid return at maturity in ten years and may call the Bonds from year 4 at a premium.

“Mandatory redemption at 100% of par ($10.00 per Bond), plus accrued and unpaid Priority Return and Accrued Shortfall — an unconditional general obligation of DeedFlow.”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · The Offering, Par Repayment at Maturity (p. 3) · words found 2026-09-25

Who keeps the official record

The transfer agent’s off-chain Master Securityholder File is the only record of ownership, and it prevails over the token in every conflict.

“The Master Securityholder File constitutes the sole official record of ownership of the Bonds for all purposes under this Indenture in all cases and circumstances, notwithstanding the existence of any Token or other blockchain-based record”

SEC EDGAR: Exhibit 3.1, Indenture (form) · Section 2.06(a) · words found 2026-09-25

What the issuer says it can freeze or take back

The transfer agent holds every token in its own wallet and can freeze them or block any transaction on a regulator’s or court’s order.

“The Transfer Agent has access to the Omnibus Wallet and can freeze the Tokens or block any transactions on blockchain to comply with the requirements of a regulatory mandate or a court order.”

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · Plan of Distribution, Use of Blockchain (p. 26) · words found 2026-09-25

Fact	Answer
Who onboards the holder	issuer
Voting rights	None
Distributions	cash
SIPC coverage of the wallet	No

The transfer agent’s SEC record

A transfer agent registers with the SEC on Form TA-1 and reports each year on Form TA-2: how many securityholder accounts it keeps and for how many issues it keeps the master securityholder file, the list that says who owns each share.

Agent	SEC file	On EDGAR since	TA-2 period	Accounts	Issues with master file	Work it hires out
T7X Equities, Inc.	084-07033	2025-11-21	2025-12-31	0	0	None

Who controls it

Ketju read these powers from the deployed contracts and their verified source code: the token and every contract it checks on a transfer. A power listed here is something the issuer can do; it does not mean the issuer has used it.

No token contract for this program is public, so Ketju cannot yet read anything from the chain. The issuer’s own statement of its powers is quoted above. Ketju will read the contract on the day the issuer publishes it.

Where it trades

Venue	Kind
T7X transfer agent platform (subscription by ACH, wire, or check; no secondary market)	issuer primary

Redemption

Route	Settlement	Settles in
No redemption stated	The holder cannot put the Bond back. DeedFlow repays $10.00 par plus unpaid Priority Return and Accrued Shortfall at maturity, ten years from issuance. DeedFlow may call early, but not in years 1 to 3; the call price is 125% of par in years 4 and 5, 110% in years 6 and 7, and par from year 8. Quarterly payments come from the payment agent to the extent the Royalty Pool, and in year 1 an escrow of about 8% of proceeds, can fund them.	USD

Review triggers

The SEC qualifies the offering statement (file 024-12804). No Bond has been sold and no Bond Token minted, so this file lists no contract. On qualification, Ketju will look for the T7X contract on the Trusted Smart Chain and read it if Ketju can read that chain
DeedFlow files a Form 1-U, 1-K, or 1-SA reporting the first sale, the amount raised, a missed quarterly Priority Return, or an Accrued Shortfall balance
DeedFlow names the trustee, or the trustee named is not a bank or trust company
DeedFlow lists the Bonds on an ATS under Indenture section 2.09, or lets holders hold tokens in their own wallets
DeedFlow changes the chain from the Trusted Smart Chain, or the transfer agent changes or files a TA-W
A further 1-A/A changes who may buy, the minimum, the Priority Return, the call schedule, or the Royalty Pool percentages
The Bridge Notes convert into Bonds, or DeedFlow issues debt senior to the Bonds

Daily checks

No contract is public yet, so Ketju has nothing to read on chain. Ketju reads the documents quoted above every day and opens a review when any of them changes; that is how Ketju learns of a newly published contract. Ketju adds the contract to its daily checks on the day it is published. Ketju reads EDGAR for the transfer agent’s registration.

File history

Ketju has not revised this file since filing it. If Ketju revises it, the earlier version stays as published, with the reason.

Date	Change
2026-09-25	Filed.

Sources

SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow, Inc. Form 1-A/A offering circular (filed 2026-09-22) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: not qualified; no sales before qualification, Tier 2, best efforts, no minimum, $10 par, 2,500,000 Bonds, $25M, $2,500 minimum, 10% limit for non-accredited, 8% Priority Return, Actual/360, not guaranteed, Accrued Shortfall at 8% compounding, ten-year maturity and call schedule, Royalty Pool: 5% of sale price, 10% of lien interest, Year 1 escrow of about 8%, T7X transfer agent and payment agent, Master Securityholder File governs, Bond Token is an index entry, not a security, omnibus wallet, DFNS MPC signing, Trusted Smart Chain, permissioned ERC-20 extension, ERC-725 and ERC-734 identities, Persona KYC, Nomyx digital ID, no secondary market, no ATS, freeze and block on regulator or court order, director Tom Truong a Titan Contributor to Trusted Smart Chain, incorporated 3 June 2026, $8,775 net loss, $189,800 Bridge Notes senior to the Bonds, trustee to be named before closing
SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow Form 1-A/A filing index (accession 0001683168-26-007293) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: exhibit list: charter, bylaws, indenture, subscription agreement, transfer agent agreement, warrants, notes, legal opinion, auditor consent
SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow Form 1-A/A cover data (primary_doc.xml) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: file 024-12804, one full-time employee, total assets $31,225, net income -$8,775, 1,620,000 common shares, Royalty Revenue Bonds, none outstanding
SEC EDGAR: DeedFlow filing list (CIK 2143384) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: Form 1-A filed 2026-08-14, Form 1-A/A filed 2026-09-22, no qualification notice
SEC EDGAR: Exhibit 3.1, Indenture (form) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: not qualified under the Trust Indenture Act, Master Securityholder File governs (2.06), transfer only through the transfer agent (2.06), tokens in the agent’s omnibus wallet (2.07), ATS listing at the issuer’s election (2.09), trustee not authenticating
SEC EDGAR: Exhibit 4.1, Subscription Agreement (form) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: investor representations, accredited and 10% tests
SEC EDGAR: Exhibit 4.2, Issuer Administration and Transfer Agent Services Agreement with T7X Equity, Inc. · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: T7X is a Wyoming corporation and registered transfer agent, T7X may mint, burn, and move tokens between wallets, tokens are book-entry records, not a separate security
SEC EDGAR: T7X Equities, Inc. Form TA-1/A (filed 2026-08-18) · primary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: transfer agent file 084-07033, formerly T7X Equity, Inc., CIK 2092718
Trusted Smart Chain block explorer · secondary · accessed 2026-09-25
Supports: explorer exists, no DeedFlow or T7X contract found by name

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