Platform architecture
On-chain and off-chain services, member interfaces, administrative systems, integrations, multi-region cloud design, edge strategy, security layers, and cross-location synchronization.
/01 · Executive summary
Turn the whitepaper into an implementation-ready plan.
Current requirement
FTMC needs a technical foundation for a membership-based motorcar club spanning blockchain assets, member wallets, governance, web and mobile experiences, club operations, and back-office integrations.
Discovery objective
Validate the architecture, expose material technical and regulatory risk, define the MVP, and establish the sequence for a subsequent development statement of work.
Added workstream
Define how a luxury vehicle can be represented as a tokenized real-world asset, including provenance, custody, ownership rights, transfer rules, and off-chain enforcement.
Result
FTMC receives eight client-owned deliverables suitable for implementation planning, vendor evaluation, technical diligence, and development scoping.
/02 · Discovery scope
Five architecture domains, one integrated plan.
Blockchain architecture
Chain validation, token standards, smart contracts, wallet infrastructure, key management, governance, tokenomics, audit planning, and client-controlled deployment authority.
Member experience
Onboarding, authentication, KYC, wallet creation, membership acquisition, digital asset access, benefit redemption, and consistent web and mobile journeys.
Feasibility and risk
Engineering-led assessment of complexity, dependencies, security, governance, tokenomics, integrations, and regulatory follow-up requirements.
MVP definition and phasing
Minimum launch scope for the first member cohort, explicit deferrals, acceptance criteria, global expansion considerations, sequencing rationale, and rough development effort estimates.
Included
- Discovery workshops and whitepaper review
- Architecture decisions and documented rationale
- Eight final deliverables in standard, portable formats
- One consolidated client review and revision cycle
Not included
- Production software development
- Smart contract implementation or deployment
- Legal, tax, securities, or regulatory opinions
- Independent security or smart contract audits
- Proof-of-concept development for high-risk components
/03 · Luxury vehicle tokenization
Connect the digital asset to the real car.
The discovery will define a defensible technical model for tokenizing a luxury vehicle as a real-world asset. The work will distinguish whole-asset representation from fractional ownership and document where legal validation is required.
Vehicle identity
VIN · digital twin · metadata
Verified provenance
Title · service · inspection
Token contract
Rights · restrictions · lifecycle
Custody and control
Keys · storage · insurance
Transfer or redemption
Settlement · title · delivery
Asset model
Token standard options, metadata schema, vehicle digital twin, document hashes, lifecycle events, and links between the token, title, custody, and physical possession.
Ownership structure
Whole ownership, membership-linked use rights, and fractionalization options, with clear separation between technical feasibility and legal classification.
Control framework
Custodian and owner responsibilities, wallet and multisig controls, lien and encumbrance flags, transfer restrictions, freeze and recovery procedures, and audit history.
Market and compliance risks
Valuation inputs, liquidity assumptions, secondary transfers, securities risk flags, KYC and AML dependencies, jurisdictional constraints, and required legal follow-up.
/04 · Deliverables
Eight outputs for the next investment decision.
| Deliverable | Output | Accepted when |
|---|---|---|
| D1 · System architecture | Visual map and written narrative covering platform components, interfaces, services, integrations, infrastructure, data flows, and security layers. | The architecture shows the on-chain and off-chain system, named integrations, ownership boundaries, and major trust zones. |
| D2 · Blockchain architecture | Chain and token standard validation, smart contract structure, governance, wallet model, key management, tokenomics, and audit plan. | Each requested blockchain decision has a documented recommendation and rationale. |
| D3 · Technology stack | Recommended stack across blockchain, backend, frontend, mobile, data, infrastructure, security, and DevOps. | Each major selection is linked to FTMC requirements, constraints, and integration needs. |
| D4 · Feasibility and risk | Prioritized register covering technical complexity, dependencies, security, integrations, governance, tokenomics, and regulatory flags. | Every material risk includes a severity assessment and mitigation or further-scoping path. |
| D5 · Member experience | Architecture-level flows for onboarding, KYC, wallet creation, membership acquisition, authentication, assets, benefits, governance, web, and mobile. | The core member journeys, system touchpoints, and decision points are documented. |
| D6 · MVP definition | Included features, explicit deferrals, rationale, dependencies, and acceptance criteria for the first member cohort. | The MVP boundary is specific enough to support a development statement of work. |
| D7 · Development phasing | Foundation, MVP, and post-MVP roadmap with sequencing rationale and rough effort estimates. | The roadmap identifies dependencies, decision gates, and global expansion as a later phase. |
| D8 · Vehicle tokenization framework | Architecture for luxury vehicle identity, provenance, custody, token rights, ownership options, transfer, redemption, lifecycle events, and compliance risk flags. | The relationship between the physical vehicle, legal ownership, custody, digital twin, and token is explicit. |
/05 · Timeline
Six-week discovery sprint.
Week 1
Kickoff and source review
Confirm objectives, review the whitepaper, map stakeholders, inventory integrations, and establish open decisions.
Week 2
Platform and member architecture
Define system domains, identity, data flows, security boundaries, member journeys, and operational integration points.
Week 3
Blockchain and vehicle tokenization
Evaluate Polygon, token standards, wallets, governance, tokenomics, smart contracts, and the luxury vehicle asset model.
Week 4
Stack, feasibility, and risk
Recommend the technology stack and produce the prioritized technical, security, integration, and regulatory risk register.
Week 5
MVP and roadmap
Define the launch boundary, explicit deferrals, acceptance criteria, implementation sequence, and rough effort estimates.
Week 6
Review and final delivery
Run the consolidated review session, resolve comments, and deliver final portable documents and diagrams.
/06 · Delivery team
Senior architecture roles for the discovery.
Named individuals and relevant experience will be confirmed before the short-form engagement agreement is executed. Any subcontracting will be disclosed with the applicable intellectual property terms.
Senior blockchain architect
Chain and token standards, smart contract architecture, governance, tokenomics, wallet infrastructure, custody, vehicle tokenization, and audit planning.
Solutions architect
Platform boundaries, cloud architecture, integrations, data flows, security model, scalability, technology stack, risk, and development phasing.
UX strategist
High-net-worth member onboarding, authentication, KYC, wallet creation, asset access, benefit redemption, governance, and web and mobile journey architecture.
/07 · Investment
Core discovery with an optional design add-on.
Technical discovery, planning and architecture
$20,000 USD fixed fee
Six weeks covering the FTMC platform, blockchain ecosystem, member experience, MVP, risk, and luxury vehicle tokenization framework.
- Eight final deliverables
- Discovery workshops and documented decisions
- One consolidated review and revision cycle
- Client-owned, portable documentation package
Optional website design
$10,000 USD optional add-on
Public-facing FTMC website design prepared alongside the discovery engagement.
- Website experience and visual direction
- Responsive page designs
- Reusable interface design system
- Design handoff for implementation
/08 · Engagement terms
Commercial and delivery basis.
Fixed scope
The fixed fee covers the scope and eight deliverables described in this quote. New implementation work, proof-of-concept work, or material scope changes require a separate written quote.
Start and payment schedule
The commencement date and payment milestones will be confirmed in the short-form engagement agreement before work begins.
Client participation
FTMC provides the whitepaper, relevant business and technical source material, access to decision-makers, and timely consolidated feedback.
Ownership and portability
The engagement agreement will reflect the agreed intellectual property assignment, client-controlled accounts and infrastructure, standard portable formats, and no vendor lock-in.
Confidentiality
All work remains governed by the executed mutual NDA. Webisoft will not publish or reference the engagement without FTMC's prior written consent.
Engineering risk flags
Regulatory and legal topics are identified for follow-up but do not constitute legal, tax, securities, or regulatory advice.
Proceed with the discovery sprint.
Confirm scope · finalize the short-form SOW · schedule kickoff