Before capital moves, an institution asks one question: what happens if this goes wrong, and who is accountable? Every safeguard AgroHub operates is here — each with its current status and its source document. No claim without a link.
AgroHub arranges and structures transactions — it never pools or manages investor money. Decision rights, roles and conflict-of-interest rules are defined; the board and investment-committee structure is being formalised. This is a deliberate firewall against collective-investment licensing.
Every transaction is built to a named Islamic contract — Salam, Murabaha, Ijara or Musharakah — carrying an approval reference and fatwa ID, with an append-only record for Shariah Supervisory Board sign-off. No interest, no gharar, no impermissible structure.
Transactions run on published legal terms — platform and transaction terms, integration policy and service-level agreement. Counterparties, offtake and delivery are named per deal. Capital settles into escrow and releases against verified delivery.
Independent satellite verification (Sentinel-2/-1), warehouse-receipt collateral under the SBP EWR regime, escrow release on verified delivery, exposure discipline, and the Trust Index. The ATI is published openly and is not yet calibrated on realised outcomes — we say so.
Every transaction produces an append-only record — Shariah approval, documents, ownership and delivery (qabd) events, and settlement — retained for audit. The governance console shows the record structure for a representative transaction.
One transaction, eight layers, fully traceable: capital → contract → production → verification → storage → trade → settlement → reporting. Each asset is tracked end-to-end in the register, and fees are disclosed up front.