TenderBridgeContract-backed capital

How it works

From awarded document to funded project.

TenderBridge structures the whole path: verification, publication, matching, negotiation, escrow-controlled funding and monitoring.

The two journeys

Tender holder

  1. 1
    Register company
  2. 2
    Verify company (KYB)
  3. 3
    Add awarded tender
  4. 4
    Upload LOA / contract
  5. 5
    Enter funding gap
  6. 6
    Submit for verification
  7. 7
    Tender published
  8. 8
    Receive investor interest
  9. 9
    Negotiate
  10. 10
    Select agreement
  11. 11
    Funding released

Investor

  1. 1
    Register
  2. 2
    Complete KYC
  3. 3
    Browse opportunities
  4. 4
    Open tender file
  5. 5
    Review risk details
  6. 6
    Express interest
  7. 7
    Propose investment
  8. 8
    Negotiate terms
  9. 9
    Select structure
  10. 10
    Fund
  11. 11
    Monitor & receive return

Funding & escrow

Where legally and technically possible, investment funds are not transferred directly to the tender holder. They are placed through an approved escrow or controlled-payment arrangement and released against milestones.

Milestone 1

Mobilization

20%

Milestone 2

Materials delivered

30%

Milestone 3

50% completion

25%

Milestone 4

Project completion

25%

Risk management

Fake or fraudulent tenders

KYC and company verification, business-registration (BRELA) checks, tax verification where legally permitted, tender and contract verification, direct confirmation with the procuring entity where possible, and bank-account verification.

Delayed client payments

Every tender file discloses the expected payment period, contract payment terms, project duration and historical payment behaviour where available. An awarded contract does not guarantee immediate payment.

Project execution risk

Contractor experience, previous projects, equipment, personnel, implementation plan, funding gap and existing liabilities all feed the verification review.

Disputes between parties

Agreements must set out responsibilities, profit calculation, payment arrangements, default, termination, dispute resolution and arbitration or court jurisdiction.

Revenue model

  • Transaction commission — 1% of successfully facilitated funding.
  • Verification & vetting fee — paid by tender holders to review and publish a tender file.
  • Investor membership — early access, advanced tender files, priority alerts and portfolio monitoring.
  • Success fee — charged on conclusion of a financing transaction.