Yes, we are open to reviewing alternative proposals; however, any security or collateral provided must be recognized internationally and carry a credible rating from a globally accepted entity.

The company operates efficiently, provided the collateral or security is authenticated through a recognized bank transmission. The release of project or investment funds depends on the successful verification and validation of the final security or collateral documents through the company’s authorized banking partners. Before the actual fund transfer, a pre-advice message from the company’s banking institution will be forwarded to the receiving bank. This pre-advice ensures that the funds are of a legal, clean origin, free of any criminal associations. This step serves as a mechanism for the recipient institution to confirm its acceptance of STARTpro Ltd's funds, which will then be used to finance their project or venture. After the recipient entity (whether a government agency or private bank) acknowledges and formally approves the pre-advice, the process for an unconditional transfer of funds will begin. The group's banking partners will manage the transaction, ensuring it is facilitated through secure bank-to-bank messaging and legal fund transfer documentation.

Initial investments typically come in hard currency (such as USD or EUR). In certain circumstances, repayment in local currency may be considered, especially if it aligns with opportunities for reinvestment or continued financing within the same country or region where the original funds were allocated.

The initial step requires submitting a Letter of Intent (LOI), followed by a Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) document provided by the applicant or project sponsor. STARTpro Ltd will then issue a comprehensive Term Sheet or proposal. Once the terms are agreed upon and the Term Sheet is signed, the next step involves finalizing the loan agreement, with all procedures outlined in the Term Sheet being followed accordingly.

No, we do not consider this as an acceptable alternative.

Yes, this is a possibility. However, a Bank Guarantee or Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) must be provided and must be renewed annually until the loan is fully paid off.

The group’s capital is available for extended periods, potentially up to 30 years for government projects. Given this extended timeline, there are numerous risks, including political instability, project failure, bankruptcies, and shifts in governmental policies. To address these risks, it is critical to have a robust international security agreement. STARTpro Ltd does not involve itself in the actual management or execution of the project, nor does it act as a beneficiary. Its role is purely as a funding provider, with no direct or indirect involvement in the project itself.