We are adressing the areas of financial inclusion, job creation, international partnerships and private capital mobilization for the achievement of the sustainability goals of the UN.

Yes. We are aiming to use the funding which goes over our platform as one indicator for the success we have. In addition, all startups will have to prepare impact reports regularly in order to receive additional funding. This data will help us to access the impact we achieve. 

There is a significant funding gap in developing countries for startups with ticket sizes of 100k-1m USD. Through our standardized platform we can reduce transaction and investment costs e.g. for monitoring, screening and legal protection significantly. In the future, we want to use our pay-for-milestones and pay-for-reporting model in order to create industry reports for impact investors in developing countries. 

International transaction: By reducing the international transaction costs, investments in developing countries will become more attractive for international investors. Smart contracts: We use smart contracts to apply our staged financing model in which funding is automatically released if startups achieve certain milestones and prepare pre-defined impact reports. As the funding is blocked in smart contracts, startups have the security of receiving the money when progressing. Tokenization: We tokenize the startups in order to make them international accessible and tradeable. This again reduces costs for investors and in addition creates liquidity in illiquid market. Hence, exist opportunities are created. As in almost all blockchain projects, the solution could be created without a blockchain, however the solution would barely be as cost efficient and transparent. This is specifically relevant reducing cost and transparency is needed in order to make investments in developing countries attractive.