You're writing
your own check.
No committee. No CIO. You make the call. BettorToken is a sports-analytics technology company — same offering as the institutional track, translated into the language a sophisticated individual actually uses.
In plain English: we're an analytical operator that doesn't use the stock market — our AI analyzes teams and players the way a quantitative model analyzes companies and CEOs, and your value moves on final scores, not Fed meetings.
New here? Start with our story — six years from sports-analytics software to a new asset class. Read it in three minutes →
A meaningful share of our participant base is exactly this profile: successful operators, professionals, and private participants who've done private deals before, know what they're doing, and don't need the diligence translated for a committee. If that's you, here's the version of our story written without the committee filter on.
Two products. Same brand. Different shapes.
They are regulated differently: the Fixed-Yield Note is a debt instrument design with no notes outstanding and no current offering, while SPLT is a non-security utility token (per outside-counsel legal opinion). Both require accredited verification. Both have completed a full operating year with daily NAV records. Our records are not audited and have not been reviewed, compiled, or attested by an independent accountant. The question is which one fits how you think about money.
A 1-year corporate loan paying 15%.
You lend the company money for 12 months. We pay 15% annual yield. You get principal back at maturity. It's a private credit instrument — same shape as a typical direct lending allocation, just with a different underlying business.
Best fit if you want a predictable, time-bounded return with documented yield and a defined maturity date.
Equity-shaped exposure to platform performance.
A non-security utility credential whose NAV moves with platform results. FY1 closed with a positive Annual Differential. You're not lending — you're participating in the upside (and the downside) of how well the analytical platform performs.
Best fit if you understand the methodology, are comfortable with NAV variance, and want longer-term exposure to the category.
Mix is fine. Many of our individual holders hold both — FYN for the fixed-income sleeve, SPLT for the participation sleeve. The 15-minute intro is the right place to think through proportion.
FY1, in plain numbers.
From April 2025 to April 2026 — twelve months of daily NAV records. SPLT NAV ended the full fiscal year above its $1.0000 base. No FYN notes were outstanding during the period. The discipline that produced those results is documented in the operating records, available under NDA. Our records are not audited and have not been reviewed, compiled, or attested by an independent accountant.
The honest caveat: FY1 is one year. The methodology rejected 99.7% of opportunities to get there. Past performance does not predict future results. Read the risk page before you commit anything.
Does this fit you?
Likely yes — you're accredited under Rule 501(a), you've held private credit or angel investments before, you can commit at the relevant minimum without disrupting your liquidity profile, and you understand that real risk of loss is real.
Likely no — this would be your first alternative allocation, you need the capital liquid inside a year, or the first-year headline is the primary reason you're here. We'd rather lose the deal than have the wrong participant in it.
Five steps, no surprises.
- 15-minute intro. Calendar with Matt or Dan. Plain English. No deck.
- Accreditation verification. Third-party, ~10 minutes online. Required for all participants — not optional.
- NDA + diligence package. Offering memo, legal opinion, operating records, risk disclosures. Bring your CPA and your attorney; we recommend it.
- Subscription. DocuSign, USD wire to the issuer. Custodial XDC wallet auto-created if you're buying SPLT.
- Hold. Quarterly comms, NAV reporting, annual documentation. We don't bother you between updates.
Tax, IRA, trust, estate.
Reasonable questions: UBTI if you hold through a self-directed IRA. Tax treatment of FYN interest income vs SPLT NAV-based redemptions. Whether to subscribe through a trust. Estate planning at maturity or reset.
We can walk through any of these structurally on the intro call. We are not your tax advisor or estate attorney, and we'll say so on the call. We can connect you with practitioners who already understand our structure if it helps.
How the four participant profiles differ.
Same products. Different paths in. Your current page is highlighted.
| Participant Type | Typical Allocation | Timeline | Primary Path |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accredited Individual You are here | $500K–$1M typical | 4–8 weeks | 15-min intro with leadership |
| Family Office | $500K–$5M typical | 4–6 weeks | Direct CEO engagement |
| RIA / Wealth Manager | $500K+ per allocation | 6–8 weeks | Advisor desk · diligence package |
| Institutional Allocator | $5M+ for active dialogue | 8–12 weeks | Full diligence + DDQ + IC support |
Some participants hold both products. Some allocate to one. The 15-min intro is the right place to think through fit.
15-minute intro is the easiest first step — book either calendar. If you've done the homework already and want to move directly to subscription, that path is open too.