How it works
How Yocto Capitals works
Every balance on Yocto Capitals is derived, never stored by hand. It is the running total of an append-only, double-entry transaction log — the same primitive banks have used for centuries, made transparent.
The ledger at the core
01 — PrimitiveDeposits, returns, commissions and withdrawals are all just signed entries appended to one log. Balances are computed from that log, so they can always be re-derived and proven. Corrections are never edits — they are new, offsetting entries, which means the full history stays intact and auditable forever.
- Atomic
A balance change and its transaction entry land together, or not at all.
- Idempotent
A retried publish or webhook can never double-credit — keys deduplicate it.
- Auditable
Every entry stores a signed amount and a balance-after snapshot.
The money lifecycle
02 — Sign-up to payout- 01
Identity verification (KYC)
Before any money moves, you verify your identity. The personal data you submit — legal name, date of birth, address and document number — is encrypted at rest the moment it reaches us. Only an authorized compliance reviewer can decrypt it.
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Deposits
Fund your account by crypto or bank wire. A deposit starts as a pending request; once confirmed it is credited to your wallet through the ledger, creating a permanent, signed transaction entry. Requests carry an idempotency key, so a double-submit can never double-credit.
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Weekly returns
Returns are never auto-applied. An administrator drafts a batch, the drafts are reviewed, and only on publish are they credited — each via an idempotent ledger entry tied back to the originating return. Your dashboard reflects the credit in real time.
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IB commissions
Referral commissions pay every approved IB in a depositor’s upline at the published per-level rate, credited daily to a dedicated IB wallet. The same business feeds your tier progress from Novice to Apex, where each tier banks a one-off cash bonus.
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Withdrawals
Requesting a withdrawal immediately holds the funds (moving them from available to locked) without changing your total. Large withdrawals require two distinct approvers before settlement. On payout the debit settles atomically; a rejection releases the hold back to available.
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See it on your own dashboard
Open an account and watch the ledger work in real time — from your first deposit to your first payout.