Five steps from curious to participating.

Connect a wallet on Base

ConstructFi is non-custodial. Use any wallet supported by Reown / WalletConnect — including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or Rainbow — connected to the Base network. You keep control of your keys at all times; the platform never takes custody.

Wallet connection is available in the site header today.

Complete verification (KYC / allowlist)

Any compliant COVI distribution requires identity verification and allowlisting. Verification also unlocks milestone review, since ELUV credentials attest to a real person's verified progress.

Verification opens alongside the first Academy milestones.

Start with Build or Busted

Analyze a property, work through education modules, and submit your first verified activity. Completed, reviewed work earns COVI participation rewards and can mint your first ELUV milestone.

ELUV is earned only — it is never sold.

Track progress on your dashboard

Your dashboard collects COVI activity, verified ELUV milestones, and readiness progression toward the next tier. Tiers advance only through verified work.

A preview of the dashboard is available now.

Participate in the marketplace

Procure materials and services from the verified supplier network. Marketplace fees recycle into the rewards pool, so participation is funded by genuine commerce rather than token printing.

Build or Busted, PactPilot and Covington Sales Academy are available now; the marketplace opens product by product.

Do I need a wallet to use ConstructFi?

No. Every product works without one. A wallet is only needed if you want to hold COVI or an ELUV credential, and that is opt-in.

What happens if I lose access to my wallet?

ConstructFi is non-custodial and never holds your keys, so we cannot restore a lost wallet. Back up your recovery phrase before holding anything.

How is COVI funded?

Recognition is funded by real commerce through the verified supplier network and the recycled fee pool — not by minting new supply. The cap is fixed.

What is the difference between COVI and ELUV?

COVI is an ERC-20 utility token used for commerce and rewards — it moves. ELUV is an ERC-5192 soulbound credential — non-fungible, non-transferable — minted one per verified milestone. It proves. COVI is spendable; ELUV is permanent proof of progression.

Is COVI an investment?

No. COVI is a utility and consumption token used inside the platform for eligible purchases and participation rewards. It is not offered as an investment, carries no promise of profit, return, yield, or appreciation, and nothing on this site is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy a security. Any token sale will occur only under a compliant exemption with KYC/AML.

When will COVI be tradable?

COVI is not tradable today. Contract addresses are published only after independent audit, and the platform launched September 9, 2026. Distribution is gated by KYC/AML with lockups per tranche. Do not trust any token or address claiming to be COVI before an audited address is published through official ConstructFi channels.

Can I sell or transfer an ELUV credential?

No. ELUV follows ERC-5192 — non-fungible, non-transferable. Once minted to your address it cannot be sold, traded, gifted, or moved. It is earned only, through verified progression. It confers no financial rights and no claim on revenue or assets.

Which chain does ConstructFi use?

Built on Base, settled to Ethereum. Base keeps transaction costs low for everyday participation while settling to Ethereum. You will need your wallet set to the Base network to interact with the platform.

Is my data safe, and what is stored on-chain?

Verification documents are handled off-chain by the compliance process and are never written to a public ledger. What goes on-chain is minimal: milestone credentials and reward records tied to your wallet address. The platform is non-custodial, so it never holds your funds or your keys. See the Privacy Policy for full detail.