The monthly cycle

Every month, the same four dates

Money received by the 25th converts to shares on the 1st at the month-end NAV. Holders of record at period-end are paid on or about the 5th.

This month

September 2026

Calendar

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Cut-off
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NAV as-of

If you fund today

Cycle dates
Dates are published once the company record is available.

Step by step

What each date means

25th

Cut-off

The last day for money to arrive and still convert on the coming 1st. Card and USDC payments arrive in minutes; wires can take one to three business days, so send early.

1st

Conversion

Every funded subscription becomes shares at the prior month-end NAV per share. Shares are recorded in your name by the transfer agent and mirrored on-chain. Your money was cash until now — refundable on request.

End

NAV published · record date

NAV is struck as of the last day of the month from the reserve roll-forward, actual production and the strip. At the end of each distribution period the same day is the record date: hold shares that day and the distribution is yours.

5th

Pay date

The distribution is computed per share, withholding is applied to each holder, and the net is sent in USDC or to your bank. Held in dollars if you have not chosen a method yet.

An example

$1,000, funded today

Real dates from this month's cycle, and the latest published NAV and distribution.

Timeline

Cycle dates are not available right now.

If your money arrives after the cut-off
They convert on the 1st of the month after next. Nothing is lost; the money waits as cash for one extra month.

When your first distribution arrives

Depends on the cadence in force when you convert. Distributions are paid quarterly until NAV reaches $20.00M, then monthly.

CadenceShares issuedFirst record dateFirst pay date
Quarterly currentOct 1, 2026Dec 31, 2026~Jan 5, 2027
Monthly Oct 1, 2026Oct 31, 2026~Nov 5, 2026

Illustrative only. Nothing here is a forecast or a guarantee. Oil and gas interests are wasting assets: production declines as reserves are produced, distributions vary and include a return of capital, and NAV per share is an estimate that will change. Nothing on this page is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. The example uses the latest published NAV and the last distribution paid; the actual NAV and distribution for your period will differ.

Start the clock.

Fund by the 25th and your shares are issued on the 1st.