Once a token is deployed or imported, issuers and admins can create a sale to seek investments against it.

Pre-listing vs sales

1. Pre-listings only hold off-chain information and allow you to go to market quickly without specifying any token-related information.
2. Sales, on the other hand, are on-chain and handle real token assets. Note that you can deploy a sale on testnet as well.

Basic information

Upload basic information that is displayed on the sales index page and the sale page:

• Name of the sale
• Short description
• A cover image OR a video URL from youtube.

Resources

Then you can add 3 type of resources:

1. A pitch which is a rich text field to explain your sale in more details
2. Documents to upload as .pdf
3. Team members of the project

Assets to wrap

Here we add the assets that are wrapped, then fractionalized

1. Select the asset's token contract (it must be imported first)
2. and add the amount of tokens.

At the end of the flow the

Optionally they can be claimed by the investor after and optionally claimed by the investor

Sale finances

Here in the sale finances section specify how the token will be fractionalized and commercialized.

1. First select the price point of the sale by setting up the
   1. currency of the sale
   2. and the price of a single fraction
2. Then, the start and end date of the sale which define the sale window when investors will be able to purchase the fraction token
3. Soft and hard cap define the minimum and maximum of fractions to be sold for the sale to be eligible
4. Minimum and Maximum fractions per investor govern the soft and hard cap per wallet address.
   1. for instance if a max per investor is 5,
   2. an investor will not be able to purchase 3 fractions after 2 successful purchase of 2 fraction per purchase
   3. because 2+2+3 > 5
5. Then the issuer must specify the fraction token contract specification that is sold to the user during the event:
   1. Name of the contract
   2. and its symbol