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Capital with ownership and influence.

Connect corporate analysis, governance and growth strategy within an equity thesis.

FIPs and equity managersEquity · Governance

A thesis with context.

Companies and instruments eligible under the vehicle’s mandate, with rights and influence consistent with applicable rules.

Opportunity for your profile

Organized corporate context

Connect capital structure, documents, expansion plans and desired rights before negotiation.

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Asset eligibility

Include this criterion in due diligence and define the evidence required before deciding.

02

Investee governance

Include this criterion in due diligence and define the evidence required before deciding.

03

Conflicts and exit

Include this criterion in due diligence and define the evidence required before deciding.

Investment structure

Every instrument has its own rights.

FIPs follow CVM Resolution 175, Annex IV, and their own rules. They are not equivalent to simple receivables-financing vehicles.

A project page does not replace eligibility assessment, transaction documents or investor approvals. Providers and remuneration need to be identified before any contribution.

Regulation and transparency ↗

From discovery to monitoring.

Use the project to guide your assessment.

01

Choose the purpose

Understand what the capital funds and why it is needed.

02

Review the documentation

Compare budgets, forecasts, contracts, ownership and authority.

03

Negotiate terms

Define amount, term, costs, remuneration, risks and rights.

04

Monitor the evidence

Separate estimates, confirmed events and actual receipts.

Prepare an informed decision.

Business investment involves partial or total loss, default, dilution and absence of early exit. Growth potential is not contracted remuneration. Loans and receivables may also remain unpaid despite documents or collateral.

Monitoring accounts and integrity records help organize information. They do not guarantee solvency, liquidity, credit approval or returns. Smart contracts execute rules according to permissions and available events; they do not turn forecasts into receipts.

Suitability depends on profile, mandate, legal circumstances and transaction terms. KEZS provides technology and intermediation within its applicable scope, with identified provider responsibilities.

Further reading

A great outcome starts with understanding the portfolio.

Venture is exposure to future business outcomes. A winner’s return should not be confused with the return on the entire portfolio.

10 hypothetical R$10,000 positionsR$ 100.000 → R$ 150.000Gross portfolio multiple: 1.5×
6 positions · 0×R$ 0
2 positions · 1×R$ 20.000
1 position · 3×R$ 30.000
1 position · 10×R$ 100.000

Entirely hypothetical distribution with no assigned probability. Not KEZS performance or a success estimate. A 10× winner here yields 1.5× for the portfolio, before dilution, fees and taxes. No guaranteed liquidity or time frame.

Why explore KEZS

More context for
a better decision.

Companies and instruments eligible under the vehicle’s mandate, with rights and influence consistent with applicable rules.

01

Discovery with a clear purpose

A project begins with what the business wants to achieve: opening, expansion, cash flow, contract delivery or capacity. You can compare that purpose with proposed uses. A capital request gains context for a more productive conversation.

02

Comparison under your own criteria

Use criteria suited to your thesis. The same budget may fit one funder while conflicting with another’s term or mandate. KEZS organizes the presentation; you define the criteria, further documents and conditions requiring clarification.

03

A project-centered conversation

Questions about budget, milestones, rights and payment sources should relate to the version reviewed. This helps identify information behind decisions and unresolved points. Initial interest creates no obligation to invest.

04

Evidence-based monitoring

Define documents, indicators and confirmations needed after contracting. Separate entrepreneur estimates from settled receipts. Organized records support comparison of agreed plans and actual events.

Your profile’s focus

Organized corporate context

Connect capital structure, documents, expansion plans and desired rights before negotiation.

Keep a written thesis and compare each project with your own criteria. Define what needs proof, what is estimated and which conditions stop progress. Clear questions help direct time and capital toward opportunities you actually want to assess.

01Asset eligibility
02Investee governance
03Conflicts and exit

Four moments.
Your decision.

Organize diligence and monitoring under verifiable criteria.

01

Before expressing interest

Define sectors, stages and instruments matching your thesis. Check available capital, time horizon and total-loss impact. For an organization, verify authority, policy, limits and decision owners. An attractive opportunity should not silently change the mandate.

02

Before negotiating terms

Cross-check documents and figures. Verify company representatives, existing obligations and actual revenue. Ask how the budget relates to cash generation. Record conditions needed to resolve gaps and do not treat missing information as favorable confirmation.

03

Before committing

Read the final instrument, costs, currency, destination and rules for delay, changes and exit. Identify conflicts and decision authority. Confirm settlement responsibility through official channels. Platform registration does not replace documents or independent assessment.

04

After contracting

Monitor milestones and obligations on the agreed schedule. Compare information with the original decision and seek explanations for changes. Projected returns should not be added to available cash. Preserved documents and confirmations help understand discrepancies without eliminating business risk.

Questions before
the first step.

Understand access, the model and responsibilities.

How do I start assessing projects?

Start with registration and your profile. When accessing a project shared by its owner, review purpose, instrument, budget and document-access terms. Request missing information before deciding.

Does KEZS assign a score or approve an investment?

No. KEZS does not assign scores or assess credit risk. Every investor performs their own assessment and due diligence. Assessments by identified institutions or providers belong to those parties within their scope.

Can I consider a newly opened business?

A newly registered business can organize a project. Transactions depend on the instrument, participant eligibility, structure and providers. Limited history requires special care with team, demand, budget and execution capability.

Which instruments should I compare?

FIPs follow CVM Resolution 175, Annex IV, and their own rules. They are not equivalent to simple receivables-financing vehicles.

Does registration commit funds?

No. Access, reviewing a presentation or asking questions does not constitute contracting. Commitments require complete terms, identified parties, documents, acceptance and execution by applicable responsible providers.

Is there a project amount range?

The presented project-planning range is R$2,000 to R$8 million. A project amount does not automatically define an investor’s allowed ticket or guarantee capital availability. Specific terms must be presented for each transaction.

Who bears losses and receives returns?

Investment decisions and assumed economic risks belong to the investor, including partial or total loss. Rights and returns depend on the instrument. This does not remove entrepreneurs’, KEZS’s or other providers’ legal duties for their own conduct and services.

Does blockchain guarantee payment?

No. Integrity evidence helps verify records; it does not guarantee solvency or customer payment. An anchor can only be considered confirmed with a verifiable network, transaction and confirmation.

How is financial monitoring structured?

The model separates available cash, committed funds, forecasts and investments. Accounts, collections and payments depend on the identified provider. Settlement confirmation, reconciliation and documents should refer to the same economic event.

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