Private capital community

Make trusted introductions accountable from the first consent.

Kynetra Circle is the governed foundation for private investor and fund-seeker communities, with tenant, role, consent, stable-reference, audit, and idempotency boundaries established before marketplace workflows are introduced.

Wave 1 foundation

Identity and consent before deal flow.

The present implementation establishes the durable policy primitives. Product workflows that depend on them remain visibly marked as roadmap.

Role boundary

available

Investor, fund-seeker, operator, and service identities enter workflows through typed roles.

Inspect source evidence →

Consent boundary

available

Introductions and disclosure can be built over an explicit, auditable consent model.

Inspect source evidence →

Profiles and raises

roadmap

Investor profiles, fund-seeker profiles, raises, mandates, and matching are not implemented in Wave 1.

Introductions and rooms

roadmap

Introductions, data rooms, CRM pipelines, and messaging remain future product layers.

Operating sequence

A community relationship crosses explicit gates.

The foundation keeps identity, permission, consent, and mutation evidence together so later capital workflows can be reviewed instead of inferred.

01 · enterResolve tenant

Select the community boundary before reading or changing records.

02 · qualifyResolve role

Attach participation rights to an explicit principal type.

03 · consentRecord permission

Preserve the decision that allows a relationship to advance.

04 · actAudit the mutation

Use stable references and idempotency to keep actions reviewable.

Checked-in evidence

A bounded foundation, not a finished marketplace claim.

The product state is derived from the canonical Wave 1 source. Public copy deliberately excludes unimplemented capital-market workflows.

0.1.0

Foundation version

The current canonical package version for the Circle Wave 1 source.

a5ebce0

Verified source revision

The reviewed foundation revision establishing tenant, role, consent, audit, and idempotency contracts.