ALCUM
Professional Investors under FinSA Art. 4

Cuprum Tracker Certificates

Access the performance of defined copper trade cycles through a tokenized tracker certificate tracking the underlying copper price, without acquiring ownership of the underlying copper.

Key terms

The full terms, stated plainly

Product
Tokenized tracker certificate
Issuer
ALCUM AG
Exposure
Defined copper trade-cycle performance
Access
Professional and institutional clients under FinSA
How the cycle works

From allocation to settlement

Every product runs on the same defined trade cycle, approximately 30 days end to end.

  1. 1

    Capital is allocated

    Subscriptions fund a defined trade cycle. From day one the position is linked to a real commodity lot, not a promise.

  2. 2

    Collateral is secured

    The commodity is stored in a bonded warehouse in Valencia, Spain — insured and independently audited. This is verifiable.

  3. 3

    The trade cycle executes

    The lot is processed and sold within industrial supply chains over a defined cycle of approximately 30 days.

  4. 4

    Settlement & reporting

    Results are settled at cycle end, reflected in NAV, and reported. Redemption follows the product terms.

Key risks

What you are — and are not — exposed to

The commodity price is hedged at product level — investors are not exposed to price movements. Remaining risks include counterparty and operational risk, hedge counterparty and basis risk, liquidity terms, and jurisdiction restrictions. A summary is shown here; full risk factors live in the documentation.

  • Commodity price is hedged at product level
  • Counterparty and operational risk
  • Hedge counterparty and basis risk
  • Liquidity terms and jurisdiction restrictions

Ready to subscribe?

Registration and verification take a few minutes. At launch, this opens directly into the Investor Portal.

Investment involves risk, including possible loss of capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Cycle durations and results vary. Availability differs by jurisdiction. Full risk factors and legal documentation are available in the documentation.