IRG Sports
FTR = A Blockchain registered Right to avail certain services or goods at a pre-fixed price any time in the future. SU (Sponsorship Unit) is a return-gift instrument issued by an enrolled charitable sports trust on receipt of a philanthropic donation, redeemable for the underlying service.
Lock-in seats for your favourite team's matches at today's prices. Useable for any earmarked seat at any participating association's event on the IRG terms.
Reserve banquet halls in stadium clubhouses for weddings and events. One unit-block secures a five-hour slot at any participating association.
Rooms for one night at any enrolled association's guest house — handy when matches or tournaments come to town.
In-stadia ad spots for one event-day. For brands that want long-horizon visibility at flagship venues at a locked rate.
Hire training grounds and sports fields by the day. For coaching academies, schools, and corporate sports days that plan months ahead.
Pre-fixed right to a brand-licensed merchandise item — apparel, memorabilia — from your association's official catalogue.
Sponsorship Unit: issued by a Section-12A/80G charitable sports trust as a return-gift on a philanthropic donation. The donor may keep, transfer, or nominate a beneficiary (e.g. a sponsored athlete) to redeem the underlying training-ground or stadium service.
For Households & Fans
- Lock 2030 prices today — beat ticket inflation
- Use anywhere — any participating association, any event
- Resell or surrender unused FTRs at a known buyback price
- Held on Blockchain ID 9000 — verifiable forever
For Businesses & Brands
- Pre-fixed banquet halls and ad-spot rates — annual planning made easy
- Bulk allocation for client and employee engagement
- Inventory you can swap to other IRG sectors if priorities change
For Sports Associations
- Non-debt funding upfront against future earmarked capacity
- Forward-bookings build deeper fan loyalty
- Trust-side path supports philanthropy via Sponsorship Units
For Charitable Sports Trusts
- Issue Sponsorship Units as return-gifts on donations
- Donor-tax-receipt friendly — Section 12A / 80G aligned
- Donor can nominate beneficiaries — full audit trail on chain
- Up to 60% earmarked capacity allowed
For CSR Donors
- Direct Section-12A/80G receipt + Sponsorship Units
- Nominate beneficiaries — sponsored athletes, communities
- Full chain audit of where every donated rupee went
For Trade / Resale / Betting Partners
- Discounted block buys with first-look access
- Standardised settlement and resale terms
- Margin earnings documented and chain-anchored
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an FTR?
An FTR is a Blockchain registered Right to avail certain services or goods at a pre-fixed price any time in the future. It is not a financial instrument, not a security, and not a forward contract.
How is a Sponsorship Unit different from an FTR?
An FTR is bought at the time of mint at par-value. A Sponsorship Unit is issued by a Section-12A/80G charitable sports trust as a return-gift on receipt of a philanthropic donation. Both are functionally equivalent (i.e., redeemable for the underlying sports service), but their tax and acquisition mechanics differ.
What if the association refuses to honour my ticket?
You file a refusal case via Dashboard → My Refusal Cases. The association has 24 hours to settle. If unsettled, the system automatically triggers a recall against the association — funds are returned with the deterrent ROI uplift specified in the platform parameters.
Can I sell my FTR back to the association?
Yes — request a buyback quote from your dashboard. The association is obliged to repurchase at the formula-based minimum-return rate.
Where is everything recorded?
All state-changing transactions are recorded on Blockchain ID 9000 via the IRG mother system. Each record has an immutable hash linked back to your audit trail.
How are charitable sports trusts vetted?
Trust-side minters route through trust-KYC: Trust Deed, Charity Commissioner registration, Section 12A and 80G certificates, FCRA (for cross-border donations), trustees' KYC, last 3 annual reports, due-diligence audit by an empanelled CA firm, and a reference trust endorsement.
Who runs this platform?
Intech Research Group is the platform provider. The platform does not process payments. Each association is independently responsible for honouring its own FTRs and SUs.
Is this regulated?
The platform is a service-facilitation layer, not a regulated financial product. It is not a Collective Investment Scheme. It is not a security. It does not promise returns or profits. Each underlying service is governed by its own jurisdictional rules.