In Strata, a deal is not just a database object, a fundraising container, or a marketplace listing. A deal is a coordinated ownership state transition — issuance, compliance, settlement, and servicing all move together through deterministic lifecycle phases.Documentation Index
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The canonical lifecycle
Every deal archetype moves through the same high-level lifecycle. Different archetypes extend it in different ways, but the backbone is shared:Draft
The structure, compliance posture, and economic terms are defined. The deal
describes a future ownership state before any capital moves.
Structured
Documents are prepared, treasury is configured, and the deal becomes
operationally executable.
Onboarding
Investor identity verification (KYC), accreditation, and participation
coordination. Eligibility is verified against the deal’s compliance rules.
Execution
Documents are executed (e-signature), participations are finalized, and
go-live readiness is derived from the deal’s state.
Why a deterministic lifecycle matters
Traditional capital markets coordinate ownership transitions through fragmented workflows, disconnected ledgers, and manual servicing. Strata replaces this with deterministic lifecycle transitions: each phase has explicit entry conditions, and the system derives readiness rather than relying on out-of-band sign-off.Each transition is gated. A deal cannot reach Execution without satisfying
the Onboarding compliance requirements, and cannot reach Issued without
confirmed settlement. Readiness is computed from state, not asserted by a user.
Who drives each phase
Operators, managers, investors, and treasury / compliance actors each have
role-scoped responsibilities across the lifecycle.
