For banks, finance and development partners

Structured finance for a bankable e-mobility programme.

Three distinct finance layers — customer asset finance, equipment-import finance, and compatible climate or development support — each with identified counterparties, milestones and controls.

Programme flyer

Finance Productive Assets Behind a Bankable E-Mobility Programme.

Vehicles, battery pool, charging cabinets, PV, inverter, ESS and associated electrical equipment — financed according to lender appetite, with daily repayment from operating fares.

Vehicle Entry bank principal

≈ ₦1.907m per rider

Battery Pool Entry bank principal

≈ ₦86.223m per hub (50%)

Full-hub reference lender principal

≈ ₦200.636m at 50%

Reference programme lender opportunity

≈ ₦28.089bn across 140 hubs

While financing → After finance

The lender sets actual contribution, rate, tenor, security and DSCR. No single lender is expected to fund all hubs.

Working assumptions and sourced estimates — not a guaranteed price or guaranteed earnings. Source: the September 2026 Greentech Centre programme planning model. Subject to partner-bank approval; figures are not an offer.

Finance Layers

Three finance layers, one programme.

The Electric Tricycles (Electric Keke) programme is financed in layers, each with its own counterparties and controls.

Customer asset finance

Partner banks lend to eligible riders and charging-centre operators. The bank assesses, decides and owns the credit relationship — Greentech does not screen, approve or recommend borrowers.

Equipment-import finance

Structured finance bridging supplier payment, shipment, customs/clearing and accepted delivery. Separate from customer asset loans.

Climate & development support

Compatible support for equipment scale, affordability, auditable operations, battery stewardship and viable-site renewable charging.

The partner bank is the lender and credit decision-maker for customer asset finance. Glintedge Global Hub coordinates the programme and acts as the equipment vendor and turnkey supplier.

Financeability

What makes the assets financeable

Identifiable equipment

Vehicles, batteries, cabinets and platform equipment are identified via serials and telemetry, so collateral is traceable.

Banked collections and repayment controls

Passenger fares are collected digitally and borrower-specific repayments are applied per the agreed schedule, with swap payment taken automatically from available funds.

Earning, productive assets

The financed assets — vehicles, battery pool, charging cabinets, PV, inverter, ESS and associated electrical equipment — are working commercial assets with daily revenue, not speculative purchases.

Programme coordination

Glintedge Global Hub coordinates sourcing, deployment, the operating platform and service so equipment performs as specified.

Evidence & Reporting

Auditable by design.

Every hub is instrumented from day one: digital fares, connected cabinets, charging-source energy and battery lifecycle data create a reviewable operational record. Impact is reported via approved, dated, aggregate snapshots with coverage, boundary and assurance status — never raw telemetry presented as verified impact.

See the measurement method

Portal Preview

What banks can monitor.

Illustrative demonstration — not live data

Asset identity

SerialHubStatus
TRI-0001Sample Hub AIn service
TRI-0002Sample Hub AIn service
TRI-0003Sample Hub BIn service

Sample values only.

Repayment status

CurrentIn arrearsCompleted

Example states — sample data only.

Exceptions

  • Swap cabinet offline — sample event
  • Repayment overdue (2 days) — sample event
  • Battery health flag — sample event

Flagged events list — sample only.

Evidence coverage

  • Month 1Not yet published
  • Month 2Not yet published
  • Latest approved snapshotNot yet published

Published snapshots vs pending — sample only.

The operational portal provides read-only monitoring roles and separate bank-authorised application, decision and operations roles — the full workflow is not reduced to a dashboard.

Information Access

The information access ladder

1

Public overview

This site — programme structure, participation routes and methodology.

2

Qualified public-information pack

On request, for institutions that state a relevant mandate.

3

Authorised confidential data room

Time-limited, logged access for engaged counterparties.

4

Operational access

Only once a formal role and portfolio are assigned.

Submitting this form does not create a bank user account or imply a commitment.

Start an institutional discussion

Tell us about your institution and the finance purpose you have in mind.

We do not request account details, borrower data or proof-of-funds at this stage. A submitted enquiry states a requested finance purpose, not a confirmed commitment.