One investor.
A funding thesis.
An individual can propose a pool to organize their resources and the projects they want to support within the approved structure.
Capital can come
from one. Or from many.
In the KEZS vision, a pool organizes funding intent, participants and projects to finance. Organizers, funders and recipients have defined roles and terms.
One investor.
Company capital.
Purposeful projects.
A company can organize an investment or financing strategy for suppliers, new ventures and acquisitions.
A shared thesis.
Individual rights.
Individuals and companies can build a joint proposal with defined entry criteria, decisions, positions and distribution rules.
What each pool must defineRules before
Rules before
resources.
The organizational format does not replace contracts, risk assessment or the transaction’s regulatory framework.
- 01
Organization
Organizer, eligible participants, providers and responsibility for decisions and execution.
- 02
Mandate
Purposes, business types, currencies, exposure limits, term and assessment criteria.
- 03
Instruments
Debt, receivables, equity or conversion according to the business and applicable distribution structure.
- 04
Governance
Rules for proposals, acceptance, changes, conflicts, monitoring and reporting.
- 05
Financial flow
Resource ownership, custody, release, receipts, conversions, remuneration and settlement.
The project remains centralSupport new ideas.
Support new ideas.
Follow their path.
The business presents its purpose, budget and documents. Funders perform due diligence and understand loss risk. Each party accepts the terms before contracting.
Current stage
You can already plan a private project and indicate its proposed pool organization. Participant invitations, funding, contracting and movement of resources depend on the next stages and responsible providers.
Prepare my project ↗Transparency is the starting point.
The term pool describes the proposed organization. Legal and regulatory treatment depends on the rights, participants, instruments and offering method of each transaction.
Explore responsibilities and regulation ↗