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Learning Paths

Guided paths through DMTR documentation by role.

Choose Your Path

DMTR documentation is organized for three primary audiences. Choose the path that matches your role.

I'm a GP or allocator evaluating DMTR

Understand what DMTR does and how it works at an architectural level.

  1. What is Dark Matter — Problem statement and platform overview
  2. Platform Architecture — System design: Registry, Rights Engine, Identity Graph, Settlement Bus
  3. Position Object — The canonical data structure for private market ownership
  4. Rights Engine — How transfer eligibility is evaluated against 18 compliance checks
  5. Regulatory Architecture — TA/BD structure, Managing Member oversight, UCC Article 8
  6. Patient Zero Demo — End-to-end walkthrough of Megalith Frontier 2026

I'm a developer integrating with the DMTR API

Go from zero to executing a transfer in a clear, linear path.

  1. First API Call — Authentication, base URL, your first request
  2. Register a Position — Create a Position Object in the registry
  3. Execute a Transfer Intent — Run the Rights Engine against a proposed transfer
  4. Transfer API Reference — Full endpoint reference: evaluate, IOI, consent, settle
  5. Positions API Reference — CRUD operations on Position Objects
  6. Identity API Reference — Participant registration and lookup
  7. Execute a Transfer — End-to-end transfer workflow guide

Review how DMTR encodes legal requirements in software.

  1. Counsel Onboarding Memo — Comprehensive legal briefing with appendices
  2. Transferability — All 11 transfer restriction types with legal authority citations
  3. Regulatory Architecture — Both TA model variants for counsel review
  4. Encumbrances — UCC Article 8 opt-in, control agreements, security interests
  5. Patient Zero Demo — Appendix E transactions with Rights Engine verdicts
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Last reviewed: March 24, 2026

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