For investors

Back the Carnival economy,
on infrastructure you can see.

Everything you need to evaluate Mas Capital: the thesis, how a deal works end to end, how your capital is protected, the structure of a position and the questions we get asked most.

Investment thesis

An overlooked economy, priced for the first time.

Caribbean Carnival is a large, recurring, culturally certain economy. The businesses that create it, the bands, are creditworthy but unbanked, so formal capital has never reached them at scale.

MasOS already runs the payments, inventory and registration these bands operate on. That gives Mas Capital something no bank has ever had: years of real sales data on every band, and control of the rails repayment flows through. We advance capital against proven revenue, hold it in escrow, and collect automatically at source.

The result is a new asset class: revenue-linked Carnival advances, priced on data, protected by structure, and senior in the repayment line.

The opportunity

Demand with no supply of capital

230+ bands across multiple territories run their season on MasOS, and almost none have access to institutional capital priced to their actual revenue.

The edge

We own the rails and the data

Because every masquerader payment flows through MasOS, we underwrite and collect inside the same system, not from the outside looking in.

How it works

From approval to automatic repayment.

A single, controlled flow. Your capital never touches the band's hands, and repayment returns to you before anyone else is paid.

1

Underwrite

Each advance is priced from the band's own multi-year sales history on MasOS.

2

Escrow

Your capital is held and released to pay the band's suppliers directly.

3

Season

The band sells the season on MasOS rails, with live visibility for you.

4

Collect

A share of every sale routes back to repay you first, automatically.

Risk management

Protection built into the structure, not promised on paper.

Priced on real data

Advances are sized to a conservative share of proven historical sales, with headroom built in before your capital is ever at risk.

Escrow first

Capital is held in escrow and paid to suppliers directly. It never sits in the band's account, which removes the most common point of failure.

Collected at source

Repayment is a percentage of each sale, taken as it happens. A slower season stretches the timeline rather than breaking repayment.

Dynamic holdback

The risk engine adjusts the collection rate in real time as performance moves, protecting the position through the season.

Capital structure

Where you sit in the deal.

Every position is senior and escrow-protected. The figures below are an illustrative example of how a single advance is structured, not an offer or a guarantee of return.

Your position
Senior in the repayment waterfall. You are repaid in full before Mas Capital earns anything.
Senior
Security
Capital held in escrow and disbursed to suppliers directly, against the band's receivables on MasOS.
Escrow-held
Repayment
Revenue-linked. A fixed share of each masquerader sale is collected automatically at source.
At source
Term
Tied to the Carnival season cycle, typically resolving within a single season.
Per season
Return
Risk-priced per band from its own data. Target ranges are shared under review on a deal-by-deal basis.
Risk-priced
Illustrative only. Specific terms, returns and eligibility are set per deal and shared with approved investors under review.
Investor FAQ

The questions we get asked most.

How do I become an investor?
Book a meeting with the Mas Capital team. Approved investors complete KYC, accreditation and source-of-funds checks, then receive secure access to the investor dashboard and live deals.
What is the minimum to participate?
Positions are sized per deal. We work with a range of institutional and accredited investors, and match capital to open advances during onboarding. Specifics are shared under review.
How is my capital protected if a band underperforms?
Advances are conservatively sized against proven sales, held in escrow, and repaid from a share of every sale. You are senior in the waterfall, and the risk engine adjusts holdback in real time as the season plays out.
Is this a loan?
No. It is a revenue-linked capital advance against a band's receivables. Repayment is tied to actual sales and collected at source, not a fixed debt instrument the band services from the outside.
How do I track performance?
Your dashboard shows sales, inventory sold, capital deployed and amount recovered in real time, updated as MasOS processes each payment.
Which territories do you cover?
Bands operate across the Caribbean, North America and the United Kingdom. Deal availability by territory is shared during onboarding.

Ready to see a live deal?

We will walk you through the thesis, the structure and a real advance, end to end.