Investors can participate in short-term (1–6 months) financing opportunities with annualized returns ranging from 15% to 22%. Investment options include:
Islamic Finance Singapore
- Asset Purchase Financing (Murabaha): Investors fund the purchase of assets, which are then sold to SMEs at a markup.
- Invoice Financing (Qard and Wakalah structures): Investors provide cash advances backed by unpaid invoices, with SMEs repaying upon invoice settlement.
Islamic Finance Singapore
The platform emphasizes ethical investing, transparency, and accessibility for investors worldwide.
SMEs seeking alternative financing can leverage Kapital Boost to access funds through Shariah-compliant structures. The platform supports businesses by:
- Providing a user-friendly interface to pitch projects to a global investor base.
- Offering financing options tailored to specific needs, such as asset purchases or invoice financing.
Islamic Finance Singapore - Ensuring a transparent and ethical funding process aligned with Islamic principles.
The platform is open to investors globally, regardless of geographical location. To participate, investors must:
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Complete an electronic Know Your Customer (e-KYC) process.
A successful campaign will be charged an administrative fee of 5% of the total funding amount.
Kapital Boost offers to invest in various crowdfunding opportunities from the SME, Social cause, Education sector.
At Kapital Boost, you can start investing with SGD 200.
The investment models Kapital Boost operates is P2P lending, Donation.
