Token audit · 10.26

HECTARE (Web3Eco) RWA Token Audit

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Final rating – CCC47/100

HECTARE is a share in FastForest Uzbekistan, a product of Swiss Web3Eco AG. The asset behind it is leased paulownia plantation land in Uzbekistan's Fergana region: 300 ha in active scaling, 1,000 ha in development, 150,000+ trees. The app describes the product as a revenue-sharing agreement (RSA) under Swiss law, with USDT payouts from 2027 through 2052. The agreement itself is not public and there is no secondary market.

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Price per ha$59,500
Minimum lot$100 (0.001 ha)
Raised$3m from 400+
Plantations300 ha in operation
Trees150,000+
Stated yield13-29% by year

The asset is documented; the holder's right to income is not

A real asset with a verifiable chain: land leased under a contract dated 07.04.2022 won at a state auction, issuer and operator both in government registers, the issuer holding 51% of the operator.

The RSA and the product terms are unpublished, fees and the payout formula are undisclosed, the hectare price depends on ticket size, and there is no exit from the stake until 2052.

1. Token profile

FieldValueSource
NameHECTARE, a FastForest Uzbekistan product. The HECTARE ticker overlaps with similarly named tokens HECTR (agro, Coinstore) and HEC (Hector Network); these are different projectsapp.web3eco.io
IssuerWeb3Eco AG, Zug, CHE-364.476.358. Jurisdiction per the app: SwitzerlandZug Commercial Register, app
OperatorGREEN WORLD FORESTRY MCHJ QK (Uzbekistan, TIN 309220219, reg. 24 Jan 2022). Shareholdings: Web3Eco AG 51%, Bolotov F.A. 34%, TURON ECO CEMENT GROUP 15%Extract from the Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan, 21 May 2025
LicenceNot disclosed. The app refers to CISA, FINSA and FinMIA without stating statusApp
Underlying assetPaulownia plantations, intensive orchards and vegetable gardens on leased land in the Fergana region. 300 ha in active scaling, 1,000 ha in development, 150,000+ treesApp
Legal natureStated: revenue-sharing agreement (RSA) under Swiss law. The agreement has not been publishedApp
Network and contractNot disclosed-
LaunchSales through the app. Product payouts start: 2027App
Entry priceFrom $100 for 0.001 ha to $285,000 for 5 ha. 1 ha: $59,500app.web3eco.io, 21 Oct 2026
Raised$3m from 400+ investors, plus $1m of the company's own fundsApp
Stated yield16% per annum (forecast), 13–29% by year (2027–2031+)app.web3eco.io
Investor eligibilityVia registration in the app. KYC and country restrictions not disclosedApp
Secondary marketNot foundApp, open sources
Code auditNot foundOpen sources

2. Verdict and red flags

FieldValue
In one sentenceThe plantation exists and is documented, but the HECTARE holder's right to income is not confirmed by a published agreement, so it is impossible to verify what exactly the investor is buying.
Score and grade47/100 (block total 46.3, rounded up), which corresponds to grade B. Final grade CCC: the red flag on the hectare valuation caps it.
Main strengthA real asset with a verifiable chain: land lease from the Fergana city administration (khokimiyat), the operator is 51% owned by the issuer, and both companies are listed in state registers.
Main weaknessThe RSA, on which the right to income and return of capital rests, is not published, and HECTARE's own terms are not publicly available.
What would change the ratingPublication of the RSA and a legal opinion on its qualification, an independent valuation of the hectare, and disclosure of fees and the payout formula.

Red flags

FlagConsequenceStatus
The holder's right is not confirmed by a published agreementThe holder's claim cannot be verified. A grade cap (in v1: C) applies if the absence of the right is confirmedNot confirmed: agreement not disclosed, cap not applied
The hectare price is set by the operator without an independent valuationThe entry price is not tied to the asset's value. Grade cap (in v1: C)Triggered
License and prospectus not disclosed despite references to CISA, FINSA, FinMIARegulatory risk of sales suspensionOpen
No mechanism to exit the stakeCapital locked until 2052Confirmed
Fee discrepancy in disclosure−5 penalty per templateNot applied: the fee amount is not disclosed anywhere, so there is no numerical contradiction
SanctionsAudit not performedNone identified

Block weight: 15. Key question: what the buyer of a hectare legally receives.

The app describes the product as a revenue-sharing agreement (RSA) under Swiss law, with a right to a share of the company's revenue, insurance, audited financials and a full refund in the event of non-performance. This agreement is not publicly available. Separate terms of issuance and circulation for HECTARE are not publicly available either, so the scope of the holder's rights is known only from the issuer's statements.

#CriterionFindingScore
3.1Agreement establishing the holder's right (RSA) is publishedThe app calls the product an RSA under Swiss law, but the agreement itself has not been made public1.5
3.2HECTARE product terms are publishedSeparate terms of issuance and circulation for HECTARE were not found in the public domain1.5
3.3Issuer is unambiguously identifiedThe app names Web3Eco AG as the seller, jurisdiction Switzerland (CHE-364.476.358). The company is listed in the Zug commercial register. Whether it is the counterparty to the RSA specifically is not confirmed, as the agreement has not been published2
3.4Link between the holder's right and the assetWeb3Eco AG owns 51% of the operator GREEN WORLD FORESTRY, which leases the land. The link is documented in registers, but the holder receives revenue through the 51% stake rather than directly1
3.5Holder rights in the event of the issuer's bankruptcy or liquidationNot disclosed: no pledge, no asset segregation, no order of priority1.5
3.6Dispute resolution procedureGoverning law is stated (Switzerland); the dispute resolution procedure and limitations of liability for HECTARE are not disclosed1.5
Block conclusion

Block score: 7.5 out of 15 (50% of weight). Criteria total: 9 out of 18. Key finding: The holder's right to revenue is stated, but neither the agreement nor the product terms have been published, so it cannot be verified. Risk level: medium

4. Ownership chain and asset custody

The chain from investor to land, based on published documents:

LinkWhoEvidence
InvestorBuyer of a HECTARE share via app.web3eco.ioRevenue-sharing agreement (RSA) not published
IssuerWeb3Eco AG, ZugCommercial register extract of 15.09.2023
OperatorGREEN WORLD FORESTRY, Fergana, 51% held by Web3Eco AGMinistry of Justice of Uzbekistan extract of 21.05.2025
LandLease from the city administration (khokimiyat) of Fergana, agreement No. 232932/123-22 dated 07.04.2022, lot 1595278Translation of the agreement notarised on 26.02.2024, e-auksion.uz auction result
Harvest and revenueBelong to the lessee (operator)Clause 10 of the lease agreement

The Web3Eco AG commercial register extract is dated 2023. The current composition of its governing bodies has not been verified.

#CriterionFindingScore
4.1Issuer is registered and verifiableWeb3Eco AG, CHE-364.476.358, Zug, registered 14.09.2023, capital CHF 100,000 (CHF 50,000 paid in). Extract published but dated 20232
4.2Issuer's stake in the operating companyGREEN WORLD FORESTRY: Web3Eco AG 51%, F.A. Bolotov personally 34%, TURON ECO CEMENT GROUP 15% (Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan extract, 21.05.2025). 49% of the operator's economics sits outside the issuer1
4.3Land rightsLease agreement No. 232932/123-22 dated 07.04.2022 with the Fergana city administration (khokimiyat). The published translation does not state the area or the lease term, and the lessor is entitled to expropriate the land for state needs.1
4.4Who owns the harvest and revenueUnder the agreement, the harvest and the proceeds from its sale belong to the lessee, i.e. the operator, not the holders. The holder's right is contractual only1
4.5Asset segregation for holders (SPV, pledge)Not disclosed: no SPV, pledge or other asset segregation for holders is described1.5
4.6Plantation insuranceStated in the app (crop failure, natural disasters, fire). Policy and insurer not disclosed1.5
Block conclusion

Block score: 4.4 out of 10 (44% of the weight). Criteria total 8 out of 18. Key finding: The chain from issuer to land is documented, but the holder sits behind a 51% stake in the operator and a contractual right, with no segregated asset. Risk level: medium

5. Regulation and investor eligibility

The product is sold to retail investors from $100 and promises a share of revenue. In most jurisdictions these are hallmarks of a security or a collective investment. The app refers to the Swiss CISA, FINSA and FinMIA, but no licence, registration or prospectus for HECTARE has been disclosed. There is no legal opinion on which exemption the offering falls under.

#CriterionFindingScore
5.1Licence or authorisation for the offeringNo licence, registration or prospectus for HECTARE has been disclosed1.5
5.2Product classificationThe app refers to CISA, FINSA and FinMIA, but the product's status (collective investment, security, exemption) is confirmed neither by a legal opinion nor by a register1
5.3Investor eligibility and KYCPurchases are made by registering in the app. The KYC procedure and the list of prohibited jurisdictions have not been disclosed1.5
5.4Sanctions and enforcement actionsNo regulator warnings or court cases were found in open sources. The FINMA warning list was not checked manually2
5.5Tax and reporting information for investorsNot disclosed1.5
Block conclusion

Block score: 2.5 out of 5 (50% of the weight). Criteria total 7.5 out of 15. Key finding: The regulatory status of the offering has not been disclosed, and the references to Swiss laws are not backed by a licence, prospectus or legal opinion. Risk level: medium

6. Asset Valuation and Yield Forecast

HECTARE has no NAV. The price of a share is set by the operator's price list, and the price per hectare depends on the purchase size:

LotLot pricePrice per 1 haMarkup vs. 1 ha lot
0.001 ha$100$100,000+68%
0.0025 ha$200$80,000+34%
0.1 ha$7,500$75,000+26%
0.25 ha$17,500$70,000+18%
0.5 ha$32,500$65,000+9%
1 ha$59,500$59,500base
5 ha$285,000$57,000-4%

Source: app.web3eco.io, 21.10.2026.

Yield Forecast in the App

SourceDateStated yield
App, description21.10.202616% per annum forecast, depending on the number of hectares
App, table21.10.202613% (2027), 15.5% (2028), 21% (2029), 26.5% (2030), 29% (2031 onwards)
#CriterionFindingScore
6.1Independent valuation of the hectareNot disclosed. The price of a hectare is set by the operator1.5
6.2Entry price reflects asset valueThe price per hectare depends on ticket size: from $100,000 per hectare when buying in 0.001 ha lots to $57,000 when buying in 5 ha lots. In this case, the price reflects a price list rather than the value of the asset1
6.3Consistency of the yield forecastThe app simultaneously cites 16% per annum and a year-by-year table of 13–29%. How the two figures relate to each other and which lot size they apply to is not explained1
6.4Basis for the forecastThe agronomic model, yields, and timber and agricultural produce prices are not disclosed1.5
6.5Track record of actual payoutsPayouts under the FastForest product start in 2027. There is no history of payouts to HECTARE holders1
6.6Financials on performanceThe app promises audited financials. However, Web3Eco AG has opted out of the limited audit (commercial register entry dated 31.07.2023), and no reports are publicly available1
Block conclusion

Block score: 5.8 out of 15 (39% of the block weight). Criteria total: 7 out of 18. Key finding: The price of a hectare is not linked to any asset valuation, and the yield forecast is given as two unreconciled figures with no supporting basis anywhere. Risk level: high

7. Fees and net yield

Payment typeAmountSource
Entry markup for small lotsup to +68% over the per-hectare price in a 1 ha lotApp price list
Management company feenot disclosed, withheld from revenueweb3eco.io FAQ
Company expenses before payoutnot disclosedweb3eco.io FAQ
Exit or refund feenot disclosed-
Payout currency and windowUSDT, from 1 December to 31 MarchApp

Calculation for $100,000

The app shows payouts for a 0.1 ha lot: $975 (2027), $1,163 (2028), $1,575 (2029), $1,988 (2030), $2,175 (2031). Converted to a per-hectare basis, this comes to $78,760 for 2027–2031. The calculation below assumes that the payout is tied to the number of hectares rather than the amount paid. The wording "depending on the number of hectares" suggests this, but the formula is not disclosed.

Buying in lots ofHectares per $100,000Payouts 2027–20315-year multiple
0.001 ha1 ha$78,7600.79x
0.1 ha1.333 ha$105,0131.05x
1 ha1.681 ha$132,3701.32x

This is the issuer's forecast before deduction of the undisclosed fee. A buyer of minimum lots does not recover the investment within five years, while a buyer of 1 ha lots receives 1.32x. The difference is explained entirely by the price list, not by the asset.

#CriterionFindingScore
7.1Management company fee amountThe website states that income is paid out net of the company's fee and expenses. The fee amount is not specified1.5
7.2Entry markupA buyer of the minimum lot pays 68% more per hectare than a buyer of a 1 ha lot ($100,000 vs $59,500)1
7.3Operating expenses before payoutNot disclosed1.5
7.4Payout currency and scheduleUSDT, payout window from 1 December to 31 March, starting in 20272
7.5Formula for calculating the holder payoutNot disclosed: it is unclear whether the payout is calculated per hectare or on the amount paid, and whether before or after the fee1.5
7.6Exit and refund feesNot disclosed1.5
Block conclusion

Block score: 10 out of 20 (50% of weight). Criteria total 9 out of 18. Key finding: The payout channel and schedule are disclosed, but the fee, expenses and payout formula are not, and a small investor pays up to 68% more per hectare. Risk level: medium

8. Liquidity and exit

A HECTARE share can be bought through the app, but there is nowhere to sell it: the public materials show no secondary market, resale function or buyback by the issuer. Payouts are scheduled until 2052, but the return of the invested amount at the end of the term is not described.

Stress scenario

A drought or land expropriation for state needs in 2027–2029, before the first major timber harvest. Payouts from agricultural produce fall, and HECTARE has no exit mechanism. The holder can only demand a refund under the RSA, which has not been published, and the dispute resolution procedure is undisclosed. For a ticket of a few thousand dollars, such a claim is unlikely to be economically justified.

#CriterionFindingScore
8.1HECTARE secondary marketNot found: the share is sold only through the app, with no resale function or trading venue0
8.2Early exit mechanismNo early exit or share buyback mechanism is described1.5
8.3Investment term and return of capitalPayouts until 2052. Return of the invested amount at the end of the term is not described1
8.4Right to a refund in case of non-performanceStated in the app, but not backed by a published agreement1.5
8.5Liquidity infrastructure readinessNo venue, market maker or buyback fund for HECTARE has been disclosed1.5
8.6Holder concentration and stress scenarioNot disclosed1.5
Block conclusion

Block score: 5.8 out of 15 (39% of weight). Criteria total 7 out of 18. Key finding: There is nowhere to exit the share before 2052, and no exit or buyback mechanism is described. Risk level: high

9. Smart contract and technical rights

HECTARE's technical layer is not disclosed. It is unknown whether the share is issued as an on-chain token or recorded in an app. This determines how the holder proves their right and whether the issuer can freeze or seize the share.

#CriterionFindingScore
9.1HECTARE contract address publishedNot found. It is unknown whether HECTARE has been issued on-chain1.5
9.2Code auditNot found1.5
9.3Privileged roles, multisig, timelockNot disclosed1.5
9.4Transfer restrictions and compliance functionsNot disclosed1.5
9.5IncidentsNo public incidents found2
Block conclusion

Block score: 2.7 out of 5 (53% of weight). Criteria total 8 out of 15. Key finding: The contract, roles and code audit are not disclosed, so the technical risk cannot be assessed. Risk level: medium

10. Underlying asset: plantations in the Fergana Valley

IndicatorValueSource
Land300 ha in active scale-up, 1,000 ha in developmentApp
Plantings150,000+ treesApp
First major harvest2029App
Company's own investment$1mApp
Operator revenue, profitnot disclosed-
Timber buyersnot disclosed-
#CriterionFindingScore
10.1Physical existence of the plantationConfirmed by video, an Uzbek TV report, the results of the electronic auction for lot 1595278 and the lease agreement. There has been no independent field inspection2
10.2Quality of land rightsLease, not ownership. The published copy does not state the term or the area, and there is a right of expropriation for state needs1
10.3Agronomic and production riskLong cycle: the first major paulownia harvest is in 2029, and there have been no timber sales yet. Water is allocated within limits1
10.4Offtake market and pricesOfftake contracts and pricing assumptions are not disclosed1.5
10.5Operator financialsGREEN WORLD FORESTRY's revenue, profit and balance sheet are not disclosed1.5
10.6Team and experienceThe website names the team members, including the plantation director in Uzbekistan, the technical director and the financial advisers2
Block conclusion

Block score: 7.5 out of 15 (50% of the weight). Criteria total 9 out of 18. Key finding: The plantation exists and is managed by an on-site team, but it does not yet generate any cash, and the operator's financials are not public. Risk level: medium

11. Scoring and risk matrix

BlockWeightTotal / maximumScore% of weight
3. Legal nature and holder rights159 / 187.550%
4. Ownership chain and asset custody108 / 184.444%
5. Regulation and investor eligibility57.5 / 152.550%
6. Asset valuation and yield forecast157 / 185.839%
7. Fees and net yield209 / 181050%
8. Liquidity and exit157 / 185.839%
9. Smart contract and technical rights58 / 152.753%
10. Underlying asset: plantations in the Fergana Valley159 / 187.550%
Total10046.3

Sum of block scores: 46.3 out of 100. For grading purposes, the score is rounded up to 47, which corresponds to grade B. The flag triggered on the per-hectare valuation caps the grade at CCC. Result: 47/100, CCC.

If the issuer discloses what is currently undisclosed (the RSA, fees, valuation, financials, contract) and substantiates the yield forecast, the score under the same methodology would rise to approximately 57 (BB), and the flag cap would be lifted. The remaining gap stems from facts that disclosure cannot fix: a lease instead of ownership, a 51% stake in the operator, and the absence of a secondary market.

Risk matrix

RiskLikelihoodImpactMitigationBlock
Rights under the RSA prove narrower than stated or unenforceablemediumhighPublication of the RSA, legal opinion3
Regulator suspends salesmediumhighLicense or confirmed exemption, prospectus5
Actual yield falls short of the forecasthighmediumAgronomic model, harvest reports6, 10
Fees erode the yieldmediummediumDisclosure of the fee and the payout formula7
Inability to exit the stakehighhighSecondary market or buyback of the stake at a transparent price8
Land expropriation or non-extension of the land leaselowhighDisclosure of the lease term and area, insurance4, 10
Value leakage to the operator's other 49%mediummediumAsset segregation for holders, SPV4

12. Questions for the issuer, limitations and sources

Questions for the issuer

  1. Publish the RSA for HECTARE. Confirm that Web3Eco AG is the party to the agreement.
  2. Publish the HECTARE issuance and circulation terms: holder rights, dispute resolution procedure, limitations of liability.
  3. Which FINSA and CISA exemption does the offering fall under? Is there a legal opinion?
  4. What area and what lease term does agreement No. 232932/123-22 cover? Are there other lease agreements covering the 300 ha?
  5. How is the payout calculated: per hectare or on the amount paid? What fee and what expenses are deducted before payout?
  6. Who performs the valuation of a hectare, and how? Why does the price per hectare depend on lot size?
  7. Who is the plantation's insurer, and what does the policy cover?
  8. Who prepares the "audited financials" if Web3Eco AG has opted out of a limited audit?
  9. How can a holder exit their stake before 2052, and at what price?
  10. Has HECTARE been issued on a blockchain? Contract address, roles, code audit.
  11. Who currently sits on the board of directors of Web3Eco AG?

Right of reply

Web3Eco may send answers and documents to hello@8blocks.io. The audit will be revised based on the information received. Any score changes and their reasons will be stated in the new version.

Method limitations

  • Only public sources and documents published by Web3Eco as of 21 October 2026 were used. No site visit was conducted.
  • The land lease agreement was reviewed in its English translation. The Uzbek-language original and the cadastral record were not checked.
  • The current composition of Web3Eco AG's governing bodies and the FINMA warning list were not cross-checked against registers.
  • The $100,000 calculation is based on the issuer's forecast and an assumption about the payout formula.

Sources

  1. Web3Eco app (FastForest Uzbekistan product): https://app.web3eco.io/
  2. Web3Eco website (used where data is not available in the app): https://web3eco.io/
  3. Commercial register extract, Canton of Zug: https://web3eco.io/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Trade-register-extract.pdf
  4. Extract on GREEN WORLD FORESTRY: https://web3eco.io/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/green-world.pdf
  5. Land lease agreement (translation): https://web3eco.io/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Land-lease-UZB-EN.pdf
  6. Auction result for lot 1595278: https://e-auksion.uz/auction-result?lots_id=1595278

Final audit conclusion

47/100, grade CCC. This token is risky.

Web3Eco owns a real, documented asset, but HECTARE sells a right that cannot be verified. The agreement that underpins the right to income and return of capital has not been published. Without it, the holder cannot assess what they have bought, how much they will receive after fees, or how they will exit.

BlockScoreRiskKey conclusion
3. Legal nature7.5/15mediumRSA and product terms not published
4. Ownership chain4.4/10mediumLease and 51% stake in the operator, no asset segregation
5. Regulation2.5/5mediumRegulatory status not disclosed
6. Valuation and forecast5.8/15highPrice taken from a price list, forecast not substantiated
7. Fees10/20mediumFee not disclosed, markup on small lots up to 68%
8. Liquidity5.8/15highNo exit from the stake until 2052
9. Smart contract2.7/5mediumTechnical layer not disclosed
10. Underlying asset7.5/15mediumPlantation is real, no revenue yet

Strengths

  • The physical asset is confirmed by several mutually independent pieces of evidence: a state auction, a lease agreement, media reports, video.
  • The issuer and the operator are registered, and the link between them is disclosed through a registry extract.
  • Payouts are planned in USDT with a clear annual window.

Key risks

  • The right to income is not confirmed by a published document.
  • Offering to retail investors without a disclosed license or prospectus.
  • The entry price is not linked to the asset valuation, and fees are not disclosed.
  • Capital is locked until 2052 with no exit mechanism.

Who it suits and who it does not

Suits an investor who knows the team personally, has verified the RSA directly with the issuer and is prepared to hold the stake as a long-term venture investment in agribusiness with no possibility of exit. Does not suit anyone counting on liquidity, protection of rights through public documents, or the stated yield as a benchmark.

What would raise the assessment

Publication of the RSA and a legal opinion, an independent valuation of a hectare, and disclosure of the fee, the payout formula, the operator's financials and the insurance policy. This removes the red-flag cap and raises the score to roughly 57 (BB).

Re-assessment triggers

  • Publication of the RSA or the HECTARE product terms.
  • First actual payouts in 2027 and a harvest report.
  • Any regulatory action in Switzerland or Uzbekistan.

The audit is not investment advice, an offer to buy or sell the asset, or a legal opinion. The assessment reflects public information as of the audit date.

Final rating

Block profile

Block profile — Final ratingLegal nature and holder rightsOwnership chain and asset custodyRegulation and investor eligibilityAsset valuation and return forecastFees and net returnLiquidity and exitSmart contract and technical rightsUnderlying asset: Fergana Valley plantations

Breakdown (0–100)

Legal nature and holder rights50
Ownership chain and asset custody44
Regulation and investor eligibility50
Asset valuation and return forecast38.6
Fees and net return50
Liquidity and exit38.6
Smart contract and technical rights54
Underlying asset: Fergana Valley plantations50

Summary

Behind HECTARE is a real paulownia plantation in the Fergana Valley: a state lease, an operator 51% owned by the issuer, 150,000+ trees. But the revenue-sharing agreement is unpublished, the price of a hectare depends on ticket size (up to +68%), and there is no exit from the stake until 2052. Final score 47 out of 100, grade CCC.

This audit is not investment advice. Use it as part of your own analysis.

Final rating

47/100

Rating CCC

Author Toni Efren
Lead expertToni EfrenCo-founder, 8Blocks
BlockWeightScore (0–5)Score (0–100)Contribution
Legal nature and holder rights15%2.5507.5
Ownership chain and asset custody10%2.2444.4
Regulation and investor eligibility5%2.5502.5
Asset valuation and return forecast15%1.9338.65.8
Fees and net return20%2.55010
Liquidity and exit15%1.9338.65.8
Smart contract and technical rights5%2.7542.7
Underlying asset: Fergana Valley plantations15%2.5507.5
Total100%2.34646.2

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