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Accelerator Program
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This document describes the participant support program: how work is organized after joining the ecosystem, how participants and contractors interact, and how the accelerator operating contour is structured.
If you need:
- DLE product description — see README.md;
- license and service terms — see service-terms.md in DLE;
- regulatory sandbox model — see sandbox-description.md.
We open a presence in an IT hub, deploy the sandbox, and help participants configure and test the DLE operating system.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | Online calls, video recordings, chats in the fund app |
| Program and technical support term | 5 years |
| Cohort start | When participants are enrolled |
| Structure | 4 cohorts × 70 groups by activity type, 25 to 50 participants per group |
Who it is for
| You | What you get in the accelerator | More |
|---|---|---|
| Regulator | Sandbox infrastructure: blockchain registry, scanner, smart contracts with local identifiers | for-regulators.md |
| Entrepreneur | DLE OS configured for your business, training, access to investment | for-entrepreneurs.md |
| Investor | Pipeline of vetted companies from the accelerator, transparent reporting via blockchain | for-investors.md |
| Contractor | Orders to configure the OS for participants, paid from the project treasury | for-contractors.md |
How the work is organized
- Regulator provides a grant → the fund opens a presence and integrates local identifiers into the OS
- Entrepreneurs buy a license token → register on the accelerator platform → install DLE → deploy their smart contract → join a group by activity type
- Contractors pick tasks on the platform and get paid for completion
- Investors analyze metrics and select companies for investment
Governance via voting
Below is voting in the program and ecosystem contour.
A separate voting contour for license-token holders on licensed product development is described in service-terms.md.
All key decisions in the program and ecosystem contour are made by governance-token holders via on-chain voting on the platform:
- Development and update priorities
- Treasury allocation
- Selection of companies for investment
- Changes to program terms
1 token = 1 vote. Quorum — 51%. More: governance.md
How to join
- Review the terms for your audience (table above)
- Purchase a license token or contact us to discuss terms
- Register on the platform: https://hb3-accelerator.com
- Install DLE, deploy a smart contract, and submit its address on the platform
Pricing and terms: service-terms.md
Contacts: info@hb3-accelerator.com
Also see
- Business model — revenue sources, profit distribution, licensing model
- Glossary — terms and definitions
- FAQ
Last updated: 2026-07-17