FAQ:
CONTRACT-GUARANTEED REVENUE
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who validates it, and each party’s role.
Definition & Oversight — What it is, what you’ll see, who validates it, and each party’s role.
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How is the revenue actually “guaranteed”?
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Will we see the contracts and buyer credentials?
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Is this debt or equity? Are there personal guarantees?
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What is Contract-Guaranteed Revenue?
Contract-Guaranteed Revenue is revenue generated by contracts — and guaranteed by those contracts. From day one, your company receives fixed, guaranteed monthly revenue for five years, secured by purchase contracts with committed buyers.
Guaranteed Buyers: Pre-contracted volumes for five years secure monthly and annual sales in advance.
Guaranteed Payments: Scheduled bank payments every month under the contracts.
Guaranteed Contract: You are supplier of record; we handle sourcing, documentation, enforcement, and settlements.
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Who validates and oversees the contract-guaranteed revenue?
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What are the roles of each party?
Client/Seller: fulfill the Selling Schedule and Buying Schedule, deliver products/services, and receive contracted revenue on the monthly schedule.
💬 Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers on guarantees, money flow, legality, proof, and business continuity.
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“It sounds too good to be true.” How can anyone guarantee $1M–$1B monthly for 5 years?
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Where does the money actually come from, and who pays me?
Seller → Countertrade → Pre-Contracted Buyer → Bank Escrow → Seller Payment. Buyers pre-commit to secure supply, lock pricing, and stabilize costs. Countertrade is a neutral trade intermediary; funds move through escrow, not speculation.
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Is this a Ponzi or MLM?
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How is the revenue guaranteed if a buyer defaults?
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How much work is required from us?
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If it’s so profitable, why involve other companies?
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What proof can we review?
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Is this legal and compliant, or a securities product?
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What if the guarantee fails or Countertrade disappears?
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What if we don’t want a 5-year contract — can we do a one-time deal or test first?
Yes. If you want a single transaction, a one-time revenue event, or to test the platform before committing to a 5-year program, you can subscribe to our Revenue-as-a-Product (RaaP) for Businesses — no long-term commitment required.
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Which banks back these contracts?
JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citi, Wells Fargo, HSBC, Barclays, Standard Chartered, Deutsche Bank, UBS (including legacy Credit Suisse), BNP Paribas, Société Générale, MUFG, and ICBC. Actual settling/confirming bank(s) are disclosed in your executed package and monthly confirmations.
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Who are the actual buyers committing to $1M–$1B monthly purchases for 5 years?
monthly choices, and confirmations.
How payouts are sent, when they start, monthly choices, and confirmations.
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When do payouts start and how are first dates set?
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Are monthly payouts fixed?
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How are payouts sent to our bank?
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How soon after assignment do payouts begin, and how often?
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What monthly amount can we choose?
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Can you provide Proof of Funds or bank confirmations?
Legal Positioning
scaling capacity, and why this is not securities.
Requirements, approval speed, scaling capacity, and why this is not securities.
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Can the program scale above $60B?
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What do we need to qualify?
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How fast can we be approved?
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Is this an investment product or a securities offering?
& Governance
bank rails, risk hedges, and jurisdictions.
Risk, Enforcement & Governance
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What happens if a buyer delays or defaults?
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Who handles enforcement, collections, and disputes?
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Which law governs and how is enforceability ensured?
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If this is real, why isn’t every company already doing it?
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Do you have proof of companies already receiving payouts?
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Who actually moves the money each month?
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Who backs the contracts and manages risk?
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Which jurisdictions govern the structure?
what we do in the program.
What you do vs. what we do in the program.
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What operational work is required from us?
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Are there hidden requirements — like selling, buying, or delivering anything?
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Do we need to advertise or chase buyers?
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What do we deliver and who handles fulfillment?
GAAP/IFRS, and a simple cost example.
Fees, provider economics, GAAP/IFRS, and a simple cost example.
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What does it cost, and how do you get paid?
Monthly Performance Fee: 5% of the monthly payout, deducted only from delivered revenue.Your term sheet shows all economics. Your company receives the contracted net monthly payout after these program fees.
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How do we account for this under GAAP/IFRS?
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How does Countertrade profit and stay solvent while guaranteeing this?
• Contract-backed cash flows: Payouts arise from executed purchase obligations with bank settlement controls.
• Diversification: Multi-buyer, multi-sector, multi-jurisdiction exposure reduces single-party risk.
• Risk hedging: We use trade credit insurance and internal hedges to manage market, delivery, and timing risks where applicable.
• Bank rails: Funds move bank-to-bank; Countertrade does not custody client funds.
• Governance: Structured limits, reserves, and capacity controls matched to verified supply and settlement history.These controls allow us to operate profitably and prudently while meeting monthly payout schedules under the contracts.
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What is the actual cost to participate? (Simple example)
• One-time Activation Fee (1% of monthly): $100,000 (paid once).
• Monthly Performance Fee (5%): $500,000 per month, deducted from delivered revenue.
• Net Monthly to You: $9.5M (illustrative).Over 60 months, that’s an illustrative $570M net to your company (before your own COGS and taxes). Your exact numbers appear in your term sheet.
Contract-Guaranteed Revenue — FAQs (Section 8)
Objections, Proof & Legal Safeguards — Clear answers on guarantees, money flow, legality, proof, and business continuity.
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“It sounds too good to be true.” How can anyone guarantee $1M–$1B monthly for 5 years?
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Where does the money actually come from, and who pays me?
3
Is this a Ponzi or MLM?
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How is the revenue guaranteed if a buyer defaults?
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How much work is required from us?
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If it’s so profitable, why involve other companies?
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What proof can we review?
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Is this legal and compliant, or a securities product?
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What if the guarantee fails or Countertrade disappears?
Contract-Guaranteed Revenue — FAQs (31–35)
31. Which laws and jurisdictions govern the structure?
32. What if we don’t want a 5-year contract — can we do a one-time deal or test first?
33. Why would sophisticated buyers pre-commit to massive volumes at fixed prices for 5 years?
- Capacity Security in tight markets; avoids stock-outs.
- Budget Predictability via fixed/collared/indexed pricing.
- TCO Advantages: preferential terms, SLAs, logistics priority.
- Risk Transfer using escalators/collars, pass-throughs, FX/commodity indexing.
- Supplier Consolidation for quality and compliance control.
- Strategic Co-Planning for capacity reservations and lead-time guarantees.
Contracts often include take-or-pay, minimum volumes, capacity reservations, indexed pricing, and reopener clauses to remain fair over 5 years.
34. Which banks back these contracts?


