General Questions

What is SukukFi?

SukukFi is a global marketplace where profitable businesses can raise debt from DeFi investors. SukukFi debt instruments are secured against the cash-flow and supply inventory of profitable businesses raising debt. DeFi investors receive yield generated from a share of the profit of the business. SukukFi bridges global trade markets with DeFi infrastructure, unlocking a new asset class and yield opportunity through blockchain based profit sharing.

How does SukukFi work?

SukukFi connects real world business and commerce with DeFi capital using stablecoins. Starting in the $1T per annum Wholesale Telecom Carrier Industry; SukukFi builds credit lines for telecom related technology companies selling to larger institutional credit-worthy customers on extended payment terms, such as Hyperscalers, Government departments and/or Tier1 Telecom Operators or Mobile Operators. Capital providers deposit stablecoins into pools which are used to pay suppliers and in turn earn a share of the profit generated from selling to credit-worthy customers.

What is a SukukFi Bond?

SukukFi capital providers deposit stablecoins into pools and in doing so receive a token representing their share of the overall pool. This token represents the Bond they have invested in which will earn a share of the profits from the business that raises debt under this bond.

What makes SukukFi different from other DeFi protocols?

  • SukukFi has embedded its proprietary smart contract infrastructure into the business and operational support systems used by telecom related technology companies to enable trade and commerce.
  • Smart contract infrastructure secures and controls the flow of money in deal chains involving telecom related technology companies.
  • Real yield, not token emissions; returns come from actual business profits, not inflationary token models or interest on debt.
  • Bond composability; SukukFi bond tokens are composable across DeFi allowing for secondary liquidity and use as a collateral asset (e.g. lend/borrow).
  • Institutional access; designed for DAOs, crypto funds, and qualified investors looking to diversify with low-correlated yield.