/// GETTING STARTED

New to Crypto?
No Problem.

You're buying a Validator License—a digital pass that lets you participate in the ReDewable network. Here's everything you need to know.

1. GET YOUR LICENSE
You buy a Validator License (an NFT). This funds the land and engineering work.
2. STAY ACTIVE
Check in monthly. Vote quarterly. About 5 minutes of your time per month.
3. CLAIM $RDW
Active validators can claim tokens over 36 months. Use them, hold them, or trade them.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: READ THIS FIRST

This is not an investment.
You are purchasing a software license that grants access to participate in a decentralized network.

Any tokens received as rewards may have value, or they may have no value at all.

This project involves real-world infrastructure development, which carries significant risks including regulatory delays, construction challenges, and market changes.

Only use money you can afford to lose completely.

CHOOSE HOW TO PAY

EASIEST OPTION

Pay with Credit Card

Use your Visa or Mastercard. We'll handle the crypto conversion for you.

1
Go to the Mint Page

Head back to the main page and find the mint terminal.

2
Click "Pay with Card"

Look for the credit card icon in the payment widget.

3
Enter Your Email

You'll get a "magic link" wallet—no apps to download.

GO TO MINT PAGE

Pay with Crypto

Already have crypto? Set up a Solana wallet and pay directly.

1
Get Phantom Wallet

Download the Phantom app on your phone or browser.

2
Buy Some SOL

Purchase Solana (SOL) inside Phantom, or transfer from Coinbase.

3
Connect & Mint

Come back here, connect your wallet, and mint your license.

DOWNLOAD PHANTOM

COMMON QUESTIONS

Is this an investment?
No. You're buying a software license that lets you run a validator node on our network. You don't own any part of the battery, the land, or the company. You can't vote on company decisions. You won't get dividends.

What you DO get: the ability to validate network data and claim tokens for that work. What those tokens end up being worth depends on the market—they could be valuable, or they could be worthless. That's the risk.
What do I actually have to do?
This isn't passive income—you're a validator, not an investor.

Monthly: You'll get a project update on your dashboard. Review it, click "Looks Good," done. Takes about 30 seconds.

Quarterly: There's a vote. Should we expand to a new region? Should we adjust something? You vote yes, no, or abstain. Takes 15 seconds.

Quarterly: Attend (or watch the recording of) our Validator Webcast.

Annually: Renew your license. It's free, takes 30 seconds.

Miss a requirement? Your rewards pause until you catch up. Simple as that.

Total time: about 5 minutes per month.
When do I start getting tokens?
Tokens don't exist yet. Right now, you're accumulating "points" that convert to $RDW tokens at the Token Generation Event (TGE).

After TGE, active validators can claim tokens through the dashboard. The earlier you join, the more points you'll have accumulated by launch.
How many tokens will I get?
The validator reward pool is 30% of total supply, distributed over 36 months across all active validators.

Your share depends on: (1) how many total validators there are, and (2) whether you stay active. We can't promise specific numbers because we don't know how many people will participate.

Important: Whatever tokens you receive may have zero market value. Don't assume they'll be worth anything.
Do I need technical skills?
No servers. No coding. No technical knowledge required.

Your "validator node" is just a dashboard in your browser. You log in, review updates, click buttons, and you're done. If you can use email, you can do this.
Can I sell my license later?
Yes. Your Validator License is a standard Solana NFT. You can trade it on marketplaces like Tensor or Magic Eden whenever you want.

Keep in mind: if you sell, the new owner gets future rewards—you don't.
Where does my money actually go?
100% of mint proceeds go to project development:

• Buying the land
• Paying engineers for design work
• Filing permits with ERCOT (the Texas grid operator)
• Legal and compliance costs
• Operations and contingency

You can see the full breakdown on the main page.
What if the project fails?
Real talk: it might. Infrastructure development is hard. Permits get denied. Costs overrun. Markets shift.

If the project fails, your tokens will likely be worthless. You won't get your money back—there's no refund mechanism.

This is why we say: only use money you can afford to lose completely.
I need help. Can I talk to someone?
Yes. Our support team is available on Telegram. We'll walk you through the process step by step if you need it.

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