Investors and partners

Capital follows the budget

Zantray Transfert is funded progressively, and BHZK remains the controlling shareholder. Every capital inflow is properly documented, and no distribution may compromise the company’s financial or regulatory obligations.

Controlling shareholderBHZK
Initial capitalSet after the full budget
FundingProgressive, by stage
ContactJacksonville, Florida

Potential funding sources

  • BHZK contribution
  • authorised investments
  • internal funding
  • strategic partners
  • investors
  • company revenue
  • bank financing
  • trade financing
  • other lawfully permitted sources

Partners we are looking for

01Banking and settlement partnersSettlement accounts, beneficiary payouts, correspondent operations in open corridors.
02Payment operators and distributionMobile wallets, distribution networks, independent agents and local representation.
03Technology providersPlatform, KYC, transaction monitoring, cybersecurity and API integrations.

Where results go

Reinvestment
Growth of the company and its operations
Reserves
Cover for financial and regulatory obligations
International expansion
Funding new corridors
Technology and security
Platform, compliance, cybersecurity
Distribution
To owners, in line with ownership rights

Institutional contact

Intended seatJacksonville, Florida, United States
Address8218 Windor Cover, Jacksonville, FL 32256, United States
Parent companyBHZK
Institutional linkBACCA-BANK — Camp-Perrin, Haiti
Legal reserveWhat this is not

Zantray Transfert’s institutional design is not a Money Transmitter licence, a FinCEN registration, a banking licence, or an authorisation to operate in a foreign country.

Each regulated activity — money transfer, payments, currency exchange — opens only once the applicable authorisations are obtained, and every country is assessed on its own legal analysis.

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Source: Zantray Transfert founding act and governance documents.
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