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Risk Disclosure & Sensitivities

All investments carry risk. At Karpous, we believe the difference between responsible finance and speculative finance lies in clarity, not avoidance. Every product, asset, and process within the Karpous ecosystem is built around one principle:

Risk Disclosure

Market risk arises from fluctuations in macroeconomic conditions, asset prices, and demand for specific industries. For real-world assets (infrastructure, energy, logistics), returns may be affected by commodity prices, inflation, or shifts in supply chains.

Mitigation:

Risk Mitigation

Diversification

Exposure spread across sectors and jurisdictions.

Yield Structure

Floor-plus-variable models reduce volatility by securing a base return.

Continuous Monitoring

Real-time data on yield performance allows proactive rebalancing or asset replacement.

Karpous focuses on assets with stable, predictable cash flows and long-term contracts sectors resilient to short-term market swings.


Liquidity Risk

Liquidity risk refers to the potential inability to exit an investment quickly or at a fair price. In traditional finance, liquidity depends on institutional reserves a structural weakness that can lead to redemption delays or insolvency during crises.

Mitigation:

Market-Based Liquidity

Each Karpous investment includes a tradeable digital certificate that can be sold on the platform at any time.

Fair Value Adjustment Model

Ensures fair pricing between sellers and buyers, avoiding systemic pressure.

Continuous Secondary Market

24/7 trading ensures exits are always possible, though prices may adjust to reflect market demand.

Liquidity on Karpous is transparent, algorithmic, and independent of institutional balance sheets.


Changes in regulations or jurisdictional interpretations may impact how digital investment products are classified or distributed.

Mitigation:

Jurisdictional Structuring

Each asset operates within an SPV or trust in a compliant jurisdiction (e.g., Singapore, UAE, Luxembourg).

Partner Licensing

Custodians and payment partners are licensed under relevant financial authorities.

Adaptive Framework

Karpous maintains a modular legal structure that can evolve with regulatory guidance without disrupting investor holdings.

Legal Audit Trail

All contracts are enforceable under traditional law, supported by third-party audits.

Regulatory transparency and proactive alignment are embedded in Karpous's design, not retrofitted later.


Counterparty Risk

Regulatory transparency and proactive alignment are embedded in Karpous’s design, not retrofitted later.

Mitigation:

Operator Due Diligence

Karpous works only with pre-vetted, audited operators.

Custodial Segregation

Investor assets are held separately from platform or operator funds.

Performance Bonds & Insurance

Certain projects include performance guarantees or insurance coverage for operational disruptions.

Continuous Review

Operator performance is re-evaluated periodically; underperforming partners can be replaced.

Karpous maintains operational redundancy and oversight to minimize dependency on any single counterparty.


Operational & Process Risk

Errors in processes, data handling, or system operations may cause financial or reputational loss.

Mitigation:

Standardized Workflows

Institutional-grade compliance and review processes.

Automation

Minimizes manual handling errors in settlements and yield distribution.

Independent Oversight

Internal audits and control reviews quarterly.

Incident Protocols

Clearly defined escalation and correction procedures.

Karpous combines automation with human oversight the reliability of code with the judgment of compliance professionals.


Technology & Platform Risk

Technology risk includes potential vulnerabilities in digital infrastructure, data security, or third-party integrations.

Mitigation:

Coinbase CDP Security

All user wallets are institutionally managed with advanced custody standards.

Infrastructure Redundancy

Multi-layered backups and failover systems ensure continuous platform uptime.

Independent Audits

Regular security audits by third-party cybersecurity firms.

Encryption & Privacy

End-to-end encryption and GDPR-compliant data handling.

Smart Automation Reviews

Periodic review of all automated contracts to prevent execution errors.

The system is FinTech in interface, decentralized in structure, and digitally verifiable underneath making it both familiar and secure.


Currency & FX Risk

While Karpous standardizes returns in USD-equivalent stable assets, investors whose home currency depreciates against the USD may experience conversion effects when withdrawing or reinvesting.

Mitigation:

USD-Based Earnings

Yield and principal denominated in USD equivalents protect against local currency depreciation.

Optional Local Conversion

Users may convert earnings into local currency through partnered financial channels at competitive FX rates.

Global Diversification

Access to global yield helps offset domestic inflation and currency erosion.


Reputational & Platform Risk

As a global platform operating across jurisdictions, reputation and governance risk can affect trust and participation.

Mitigation:

Independent Verification

All major statistics verified by external partners.

Continuous Internal Audit

All processes in the platform will undergo an ongoing internal audit every quarter to ensure good governance and integrity.

Karpous's brand is built on verifiable trust every statistic and claim can be independently confirmed.


Reputational & Platform Risk

Risk Category
Description
Mitigation Summary
Market Risk
External economic or price fluctuations
Diversification, yield floors, monitoring
Liquidity Risk
Exit difficulty or pricing issues
Market-based liquidity, Fair Value Model
Regulatory Risk
Legal or jurisdictional change
SPV structuring, licensed partners, adaptive compliance
Counterparty Risk
Failure of operators or issuers
Due diligence, segregation, performance insurance
Operational Risk
Internal or process failure
Automation, audits, escalation protocols
Technology Risk
Platform or cybersecurity failure
Institutional custody, encryption, independent audits
Currency Risk
USD/local FX fluctuations
USD-based returns, optional conversion
Reputational Risk
Trust or governance concerns
Transparency reports, independent verification