ALCUM

Cuprum Copper Loan

Lend eligible copper to ALCUM for an agreed term. On activation, ownership passes to ALCUM and your principal becomes repayable in copper, with potential variable remuneration under the agreed terms.

Key terms

The loan at a glance

Product
Bilateral copper loan
Principal
Denominated in copper
Term
Agreed loan term and lock-up
Repayment
In copper, in accordance with the loan terms
Remuneration
Variable additional copper, if any; not fixed or guaranteed
Your position
Unsecured creditor of ALCUM following activation
Access
Eligible clients holding qualifying copper, subject to KYC/KYB and ALCUM’s acceptance
How it works

From ownership to repayment

  1. 1

    Select your copper and terms

    Choose eligible copper held through ALCUM and agree the quantity, term and applicable commercial terms.

  2. 2

    Activate the loan

    Once the activation conditions are met, ownership of the selected copper passes to ALCUM and the loan term begins.

  3. 3

    ALCUM deploys the copper

    ALCUM may use the copper in its own operations. You retain a contractual claim for repayment rather than ownership of the specific copper lent.

  4. 4

    Receive repayment

    At the end of the loan, ALCUM repays the agreed copper principal under the loan terms. Any remuneration is calculated and credited in copper.

Key considerations

A bilateral loan

The Cuprum Copper Loan creates direct credit exposure to ALCUM. Repayment depends on ALCUM meeting its contractual obligations.

  • Ownership of the loaned copper passes to ALCUM on activation.
  • You become an unsecured creditor of ALCUM.
  • Remuneration is variable, may be zero and is not guaranteed.
  • The loan is subject to the agreed lock-up and settlement terms.
  • The market value of the copper balance may rise or fall.

Ready to lend your copper?

Available to eligible clients holding qualifying copper, subject to KYC/KYB, jurisdictional restrictions, ALCUM’s acceptance and execution of the governing agreements.

The Cuprum Copper Loan is a bilateral loan of copper to ALCUM. It is not an asset-management mandate and does not preserve ownership of the specific copper after activation. Full rights, risks, repayment mechanics and eligibility requirements are set out in the governing agreements.