FUND RESULTS.
NOT PROMISES.
MILE releases capital only after predefined outcomes are completed and verified. Projects keep moving, funders keep visibility, and every tranche is tied to measurable progress.
MILE Impact VaultCapital moves when progress is proven.
MILE turns funding into a sequence of accountable steps. The result is a cleaner relationship between organizations, funders, and the outcomes they want to create.
Define the milestone
Specify a measurable outcome before money moves: deliveries completed, trees planted, treatments paid, or another concrete result.
Commit the capital
Funding is allocated to the project, while individual tranches stay protected until their milestone conditions are met.
Submit the evidence
Organizations attach delivery records, invoices, media, reports, onchain data, or other verifiable proof of completion.
Release the tranche
Once the milestone is confirmed, the corresponding capital is released and the project advances to the next stage.
Funding becomes accountable by design.
Traditional funding often asks supporters to trust what will happen. MILE makes the next tranche depend on what actually happened.
Built for programs where outcomes can be measured.
The same funding primitive can support very different types of impact. What matters is that every milestone has a clear target and a verifiable result.
Humanitarian aid
Release funding after specific quantities of food, medicine, or emergency kits are delivered and confirmed.
Climate action
Tie capital to measurable restoration targets such as trees planted, land restored, or cleanup milestones completed.
Healthcare
Unlock funding as treatment, equipment procurement, or patient-support milestones are completed.
Public projects
Structure civic initiatives around visible delivery stages instead of one large upfront release.
Grants
Give teams access to the next tranche after agreed product, research, or community outcomes are verified.
Community programs
Make funding decisions easier to understand by connecting every release to a clear public result.
What can verify a milestone?
Funding logic can become programmable.
With milestones represented onchain, capital can be committed transparently, releases can follow predefined rules, and the full funding trail can remain auditable.
