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Deal Flow Structure

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How Funds Will Flow

  1. Investors → GAIB Vault ○ Investors deposit funds into the GAIB Vault, which serves as a central funding pool.

  2. GAIB Vault → Cayman SPC - SP1/SP2 ○ Funds sent from the Vault to Segregated Portfolios (e.g., SP1 and SP2) within GAIB’s Cayman SPC.

  3. Cayman SPC - SP1/SP2 → Underwriter ○ SP will execute a Loan Participation Agreement with the Underwriter for loans to GPU Providers.

  4. Underwriter → GPU Provider (Borrower) ○ The Underwriter facilitates the loan disbursal from the SP to GPU Provider.

  5. Cayman SPC - SP1/SP2 → Tokenization Engine ○ Each SP works with the Tokenization Engine to tokenize its GPU backed loan.

  6. Tokenization Engine → GAIB Vault ○ Tokenized assets flow back to the GAIB Vault, allowing for secondary market trading.

  7. GPU Provider → Underwriter ○ The GPU Provider will service the loan to the Underwriter.

  8. Underwriter → Cayman SPC - SP1/SP2 ○ Underwriter pays participation payments to SP.

  9. GAIB Vault → Investors: ○ Cash flows from loan servicing flow back through the GAIB Vault, which distributes returns (principal + interest) to investors.