Question 1

What is a True Sale and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

A True Sale is a legal transfer where full ownership of assets moves from the merchant to the financiers. This means financed assets cannot fall into a merchant's bankruptcy estate. Financiers own the assets directly; merchants remove them from their balance sheet.

Question 2

What legal framework enables this structure?

Accepted Answer

Myron operates under Liechtenstein's Token and Trustworthy Technology Service Providers Act (TVTG), enacted in 2020. This framework allows blockchain tokens to legally represent ownership rights that are enforceable in court. Liechtenstein is currently the only jurisdiction with statutory support for this structure.

Question 3

What happens if a Merchant goes bankrupt?

Accepted Answer

Because assets are sold (True Sale), not pledged, they are not part of the merchant's bankruptcy estate. Neither the bankruptcy administrator nor other creditors have any claim to the assets. Legal ownership stays with the financiers. This legal effect is called bankruptcy remoteness, meaning the investment is protected from the merchant's corporate failure.

Question 4

How are assets verified?

Accepted Answer

Myron connects to the merchant's operational systems, such as warehouse management, inventory tracking, and production systems. Asset data is verified, timestamped, and stored immutably on the Blockchain, providing cryptographic proof of asset existence and ownership.

Question 5

What types of assets can be financed?

Accepted Answer

Myron enables financiers to finance business assets, including inventory (physical goods with observable market values and regular turnover) and receivables (services provided or goods delivered). Assets must be digitally verifiable through the merchant's operational systems via API.

Question 6

Do I lose control of my inventory or receivables?

Accepted Answer

No. You continue selling inventory and collecting receivables exactly as before. The financing is invisible to your customers.

Question 7

Is this a loan?

Accepted Answer

No. Myron uses a True Sale structure. Your assets, such as inventory or receivables, are sold rather than pledged as collateral. As a result, no debt appears on your balance sheet, the financing is non-recourse to your business, and you are not a borrower. You are selling assets in exchange for immediate liquidity, enabling off-balance sheet financing that improves financial ratios instead of adding leverage.

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The Problem

The Problem

The Problem

The Trilemma of Finance

The global Access-to-Finance Gap exceeds $5.6 trillion annually. Merchants with real assets can't access affordable capital. Financiers seeking yield can't access quality collateral. Traditional finance forces impossible trade-offs between Access, Price, and Security

Limited Returns for Secure Deposits

High Costs for Corporate Financing

High Costs for Corporate Financing

High Costs for Corporate Financing

No mutual accessibility exists.

resolves this Trilemma.

The Solution

The Solution

The Solution

Built on Proof of Asset

Myron provides a Proof of Asset application that immutably tracks, verifies, evaluates and legally transfers (‚True Sale‘) business assets to Financiers that provide liquidity in return.

Direct

Instant

Bankruptcy-Remote

Bankruptcy-Remote

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FAQ

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a True Sale and why does it matter?

What is a True Sale and why does it matter?

What is a True Sale and why does it matter?

What legal framework enables this structure?

What legal framework enables this structure?

What legal framework enables this structure?

What happens if a Merchant goes bankrupt?

What happens if a Merchant goes bankrupt?

What happens if a Merchant goes bankrupt?

How are assets verified?

How are assets verified?

How are assets verified?

What types of assets can be financed?

What types of assets can be financed?

What types of assets can be financed?

Do I lose control of my inventory or receivables?

Do I lose control of my inventory or receivables?

Do I lose control of my inventory or receivables?

Is this a loan?

Is this a loan?

Is this a loan?

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The global Access-to-Finance Gap exceeds $5.6 trillion annually. Merchants with real assets can't access affordable capital. Financiers seeking yield can't access quality collateral.
Traditional finance forces impossible trade-offs between
Access, Price, and Security