Infrabase

Our Process

Infrabase 3D

Infrabase is Disrupting, Decentralizing, and Democratizing Infrastructure Finance

Disrupting

Infrabase is leading a revolutionary disruption in Infrastructure Finance by seamlessly incorporating traditional assets like Primary and Secondary financial instruments using cutting-edge web3 technologies. Real-world assets, including Greenfield and Brownfield projects, are digitized, streamlining management and trading and offering unprecedented transparency within the sector.

Decentralizing

Central to Infrabase's mission is the creation of tokenized securities representing Equity, Debt, and Mezzanine financing through middleware integration. This process simplifies asset origination, securitization, custody, settlement, and distribution. The central bond is symbolized as an ERC20 token, propelling frictionless trading on decentralized exchanges within the DeFi ecosystem.

Democratizing

Infrabase is paving the way for greater democratization of the private credit asset class, traditionally limited to larger funds and banks. Smaller credit funds and individual investors can directly invest or leverage the shadow banking system in Primary, Secondary, Equity, Debt, and Mezzanine offerings. It creates innovative financial products, eliminates complex permissions, and unlocks new avenues.

Infrabase Investment Clinic

Excellence in Services

Insights & Analytics, Financial Assessment, Legal Assessment, and Management Assessment Modules

Financial Readiness

This module applies AI and ML to assess the financial feasibility of projects, using predictive analytics for future forecasting and risk assessment.
It aids institutional investors in making informed investment decisions in infrastructure projects.

Legal Readiness

This module employs AI and ML to scrutinize legal aspects of projects and uses NLP to identify key clauses, highlighting potential legal risks.
It helps project initiators ensure legal compliance, preventing future legal complications.

Management Readiness

This module uses AI and ML to evaluate management competence by analyzing organizational data and employee satisfaction.
It supports investment promotional agencies in identifying potential successful infrastructure projects to attract investors.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Use Cases - Usage Scenarios - User Stories - User Flows - User Journeys

1. What are the Use Cases of the Infrabase?

1. Infrastructure investors can use the Infrabase platform to search for infrastructure projects based on their investment criteria, such as sector, location, and project size.

2. Project initiators can use the platform to prepare their projects for financing by using the assessment and evaluation modules to identify potential risks and forecast future cash flows.

3. Lenders can use the platform to evaluate potential borrowers' financial and legal readiness and assess the risk of infrastructure projects.

4. Lawyers can use the platform to search for relevant project and financing agreements and assess the legal risks of infrastructure projects.

5. NGOs can use the platform to monitor infrastructure projects' social and environmental impact and promote sustainable development.

2. What are the Usage Scenarios of the Infrabase?

1. An infrastructure investor wants to search for infrastructure projects in the renewable energy sector in Southeast Asia. They use the Infrabase platform to filter projects based on sector and location and assess their financial and legal readiness before making an investment decision.

2. A project initiator wants to prepare their project for financing. They use the assessment and evaluation modules of the Infrabase platform to identify potential risks and forecast future cash flows, providing valuable information to potential investors and lenders.

3. A lender wants to evaluate a potential borrower's financial and legal readiness. They use the Infrabase platform to search for relevant project and financing agreements and assess the risk of the infrastructure project before making a lending decision.

4. A lawyer wants to assess the legal risks of an infrastructure project. They use the Infrabase platform to search for relevant project and financing agreements and identify potential legal risks before advising their client.

5. An NGO wants to monitor an infrastructure project's social and environmental impact. They use the Infrabase platform to track the project's progress and assess its impact on the local community and environment.

3. What are the User Stories of the Infrabase?

1. As an infrastructure investor, I want to search for infrastructure projects based on my investment criteria and assess their financial and legal readiness.

2. As a project initiator, I want to prepare my project for financing by using the assessment and evaluation modules to identify potential risks and forecast future cash flows.

3. As a lender, I want to evaluate potential borrowers' financial and legal readiness and assess infrastructure project risk.

4. As a lawyer, I want to search for relevant project and financing agreements and assess the legal risks of infrastructure projects.

5. As an NGO, I want to monitor infrastructure projects' social and environmental impact and promote sustainable development.

4. What are the Use User Flows of the Infrabase?

1. Infrastructure investor flow: login -> search for projects -> assess financial and legal readiness -> make an investment decision

2. Project initiator flow: login -> use assessment and evaluation modules -> prepare a project for financing

3. Lender flow: login -> search for relevant project and financing agreements -> evaluate financial and legal readiness -> make a lending decision

4. Lawyer flow: login -> search for relevant project and financing agreements -> assess legal risks -> advise a client.

5. NGO flow: login -> monitor infrastructure projects' social and environmental impact -> promote sustainable development

5. What are the User Journeys of the Infrabase?

1. Infrastructure investor journey: an infrastructure investor wants to invest in renewable energy projects in Southeast Asia. They login to the Infrabase platform, search for projects based on their investment criteria, and assess potential investments' financial and legal readiness. They make an informed investment decision based on the information provided by the Infrabase platform.

2. Project initiator journey: a project initiator wants to prepare their project for financing. They login to the Infrabase platform, use the assessment and evaluation modules to identify potential risks, forecast future cash flows, and provide valuable information to potential investors and lenders.

3. Lender journey: a lender wants to evaluate a potential borrower's financial and legal readiness.