Frequently asked investor questions

An enquiry via the registration of interest form can be submitted by any interested party – an individual or a legal entity. The enquiry is informational, does not constitute an application to invest and creates no obligation for either you or Koykan.

Our team responds personally to every enquiry. In the qualification call we go through your questions, profile and objectives together, and explain how each capital channel works. Only after that call, if you wish to proceed, does registration on the closed portal follow.

We establish that together in the qualification call. The channels differ in horizon, risk profile and the way returns are generated – from fixed interest on a bond to a stake in profitable locations. Send us an enquiry and we will suggest the channel that matches your objectives.

The regulatory framework we operate under distinguishes the general presentation of a business from the provision of binding documentation about a specific investment. We publish the basic terms on the current opportunities pages, and we provide the binding documentation and subscription materials once a registration of interest has been submitted. This sequence protects investors and ensures that every decision is made on the basis of complete, formal documentation rather than marketing content.

Yes. Every investment carries risk, including the risk of partial or total loss of the amount invested. Koykan is in a growth phase and operates in a demanding environment. Before making any decision, familiarise yourself with the risks described on the Risks page and in the documentation we provide through the closed portal. We give no guarantee of returns; all yield indications describe the mechanics, not a promise.

The exit route depends on the channel. A bond has a maturity and is repaid at maturity; equity channels generate returns through dividends, share buy-back programmes, trading on a stock exchange where the shares are listed, and long-term strategic scenarios. The investment is generally long-term in nature and liquidity may be limited. The exact exit terms for each instrument are set out in the documentation we provide after identity verification.

The tax treatment depends on the type of instrument and on your personal status, so we do not generalise about it on the public website. Koykan does not provide tax advice; for your own situation we recommend consulting a tax adviser. Information on each individual instrument forms part of the documentation in the closed portal.

The closed portal is a secure area of the platform intended for registered investors who have completed identity verification. Inside the portal you will find issue documentation, subscription materials and details of each channel. The portal is in preparation and will become available in the next phase of the platform’s development.

Identity verification (Know Your Customer) is a legally required procedure for verifying an investor’s identity before access is granted to investment documentation. The process is carried out digitally and covers an identity document and basic personal details. Identity verification protects both investors and the platform, and is standard practice across all regulated capital markets.