Distributions: The Automated Payout Mechanism for Your Investment Income

From Revenue to Wallet

The Distribution Cycle After an asset generates "Returns" (as explained previously), the most critical phase for the investor arrives: when and how do I receive this money? "Distributions" represent the financial and technical process through which Osool Gamma funnels net profits directly into investors' wallets.

Distribution Frequency (When do you get paid?) There is no universal timeline applied across all assets. The payout schedule depends entirely on the asset’s operational contract and its approved offering memorandum:

Automation and Precision via Smart Contracts To eliminate human delay and calculation errors, distributions are executed using Smart Contracts on the blockchain (BSC network). Once the asset's net profits are deposited into the escrow account, the technical system scans the current ledger of shareholders (whether via the property deed or the SPV register). It then instantly funnels the distributions into investors' wallets with pinpoint accuracy, calculating payouts down to the fraction of a Riyal based on each investor's pro-rata share at the time of maturity.

Distribution Notifications and Reports Upon completion of a distribution cycle, the investor receives an instant notification. Simultaneously, a "Quarterly/Periodic Performance Report" is uploaded to the Investor Dashboard. This document transparently breaks down the gross revenues collected, expenses deducted, and provides clear justifications for any changes in the distribution amount (up or down) compared to previous periods.

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• Monthly Distributions: Often applicable to long-term lease contracts or highly liquid operational assets (like transport fleets).
• Quarterly or Semi-Annual Distributions: Highly common in the real estate sector (operating within the REGA Sandbox), where rent is typically collected in large, scheduled installments.
• Exit-Only Distributions: For certain assets (such as auctions or land development), there is no periodic cash flow. Instead, profits are distributed entirely alongside the principal capital in a single lump sum when the asset is sold at the end of the investment term.