The eNotes system brings powerful new financing options to corporations and institutions. How? The system centres on a single building block: the innovative eNote.
Each eNote is an electronic version of the traditional paper promissory note. eNotes brings the financing flexibility of this debt instrument bang up to date.
With a promissory note, the issuer promises to pay the bearer a specific sum on a specific date. This note can then be redeemed for payment, sold-on, or used in a variety of financing applications. With the eNote, this versatility is unlocked for modern fintech.
Each eNote is blockchain-authenticated and, thanks to FQX expertise, legally-binding. What’s more, eNotes are built to last. Our use of decentralised architecture (and specifically smart contracts) means that each eNote has a limitless lifespan. Whatever happens to FQX or the original issuing business, the eNote will remain valid.
Our corporate clients already use eNotes to deliver yield on debt. And our institutional users deploy eNotes as exchangeable contracts at the heart of the Central Security Depository (CSD) system.
Modular, flexible and 100% legally-binding, the eNotes architecture bridges the gap between DeFi and TradFi.
• Legally binding
• Blockchain-authenticated
• Modular
• Fully-customisable
• Fully transferable to third-parties
• Low cost compared to existing instruments
Short-term Debt (Crypto Economy): Any corporate issuer can borrow bilaterally from an investor using the modular eNote transaction engine with just a few clicks.
Money Markets: A corporate issuer can issue fractionalised eNotes to multiple investors using a modular eNote transaction engine with just a few clicks. The eNote is recorded on a central security depository (CSD), assigned an ISIN number, and connected to the traditional market infrastructure.
Trade & Supply Chain Financing: A buyer issues an eNote as a payment instrument to its supplier, who can sell the eNote to an investor and monetise their receivables. The investor is paid at maturity directly by the buyer, minimising documentation risk and risks of fraud.
FQX only validates eNotes by whitelisted businesses. The onboarding process is based on a KYB procedure.
• The eNote can be redeemed with the issuer at the due date to secure payment.
• The eNote can be sold-on.
• The eNote can be used as the modular entity in a variety of profitable financing arrangements.
A corporate can either go to the FQX platform, or can access a Channel Partner platform that has integrated our eNote Infrastructure
Investors
Partners
Known from
Corporations can customize their capital requirements as they wish.
Financing amount
10 M
Currency
USDC
Jurisdiction
Singapore Law
N° eNotes
1
+ Additional parameters
All user input is interpreted and processed by the FQX eNote engine.
The eNote engine creates a fully modularized and unique eNote according to the user's needs.
The parameterized eNote is stored on the Solana Blockchain Layer in a decentralized environment.
FQX ensures that each eNote is legally binding.
We embed the court-enforceable legal arrangements for each eNote into fungible or non fungible tokens.
eNotes users engage with the FQX online checkout portal to issue eNotes. FQX charges a small fee for the issuance of each eNote.
FQX currently acts as the whitelisting authority for eNote issuance.
For the integrity of the eNotes system, it is critical that eNotes may only be exchanged between willing parties — and, for this, a whitelisting authority is necessary.
FQX takes no advantage from our current position as whitelister. We are happy to transfer this authority to eNotes users —whether singly or en masse.
Possibility to freely customize liquidity need
NON DvP, Fiat, FvP, Crypto DvP
Multiple DLTs & wallets supported
Delaware, Singaporean, German, Swiss Law
Facilitates regulatory Compliance as a bolt-on service
FQX Identity
Certificates
FQX eNote
Program
FQX Identity
Certificates
FQX eNote
Program
APIs - Application Programming Interfaces - allow eNote client users to build eNotes into their fintech architecture. Money market platforms, for example, use APIs to link their systems to FQX’s online checkout, where client users can log in and issue their own eNote.
We use Non-Fungible and Semi-Fungible Tokens to embed the court-enforceable legal arrangements of each eNote.
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