How we work
KeepHot pools participant tickets into EU-focused photovoltaic parks and adjacent partner markets. You join fixed revenue-share cycles (3/7/14/30 days); each cycle shows a historical payout band — context for risk, not a coupon.
Hardware-backed routing
Capital backs modules, inverters, grid interconnects, and operator budgets — not synthetic screens.
Weather, tariffs & OPEX move the band
Irradiance, feed-in contracts, merchant spikes, and maintenance explain why we publish ranges instead of single numbers.
Snapshot at activation
When you lock a cycle, the revenue-share band stored on your ticket stays the reference until settlement.
Risk-first framing
We highlight illiquidity during locks and covenant-heavy grant stacks. Outcomes are never guaranteed.
From ticket to settlement
What happens between activation and unlock.
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Pick a PV cycle
Choose a horizon (3–30 days) whose historical revenue-share band fits your risk budget.
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Fund and activate
Stablecoins move from your available balance into the booked cycle; principal stays locked for the full duration.
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Production & metering window
Partner operators generate power, settle merchant or PPA revenue, and reconcile grant drawdowns where applicable.
- 4
Cycle accounting closes
When the lock ends, plant telemetry and tariff schedules determine your share for that ticket.
- 5
Credit to available balance
Principal plus booked share returns to your wallet view — withdraw or roll into another cycle.
Operating principles
What we optimize for when onboarding parks.
Disclosure before funding
Cycle length, bands, and liquidity constraints stay visible on the strategy card.
Stable expectations
Bands captured at activation prevent retroactive edits for that ticket.
Operator discipline
We stress covenant compliance, downtime logging, and subsidy reporting with onsite teams.
Account security
Email verification and optional 2FA protect access to payouts and statements.
FAQ
Is the percentage shown a guarantee?
No. It summarizes historical revenue-share outcomes for similar locks; weather and tariffs can shift every cycle.
Can I exit before the cycle ends?
No. Tickets stay illiquid until settlement so operators can plan procurement and grid schedules.
Why freeze the band at activation?
So your paperwork matches what you read before funding — we reconcile actual settlements against that disclosed band.
Explore PV cycles
Compare historical bands and minimum tickets in the catalog.
1. What KeepHot does
We aggregate retail allocations, route them through contracted renewable operators, and mirror solar revenue back to participants as time-boxed cycles. Geography emphasizes the European Union plus partner jurisdictions with transparent metering.
2. Why we publish bands
Solar cash flows swing with cloud cover, seasonal tilt, curtailment, and tariff resets. Showing a low–high historical band communicates that variability instead of implying a fixed daily rate.
3. What locks in at activation
Your cycle length, nominal allocation, and disclosed revenue-share band are captured when you activate. Accounting runs against those parameters until the lock completes.
4. Liquidity rules
Capital cannot be recalled mid-cycle because plants schedule maintenance and hedges around committed tickets. After settlement, everything flows to your available balance for withdrawal or redeployment.
5. Risk reminder
Participation remains speculative infrastructure exposure — grants can lapse, equipment can fault, and wholesale prices can dive. Historical bands are educational, not promises of future payouts.