The only autonomous robot built to work
inside aircraft cargo holds.

Anyone outside the United States, individuals or institutions. Because the $CCBR contract is structured as a service token under Singapore law (not a security), accreditation is not a regulatory requirement. KYC is performed at onboarding by Credentilyx.

Because the U.S. regulatory framework for tokenised instruments is, today, the most restrictive and expensive in the world. The short version:

1. The SEC’s reach is extraterritorial. Under the Howey test (a 1946 Supreme Court ruling still applied to crypto), almost anything sold with an "expectation of profits derived from the efforts of others" can be classified as an investment contract, and therefore a security, regardless of where the issuer is domiciled. The SEC’s 2017 DAO Report and the enforcement actions that followed (Telegram TON, Kik Kin, Block.one EOS, Ripple XRP) make clear that token issuers offering to U.S. persons are exposed to U.S. securities law even when they never set foot in the country.

2. Compliance costs would consume the round. To legally offer a tokenised instrument to U.S. persons, an issuer typically needs SEC registration or a qualifying exemption (Reg D, Reg A+, Reg CF), state-by-state Blue Sky filings, a U.S.-licensed broker-dealer for distribution, full BSA/AML and FinCEN money-services-business compliance, and ongoing reporting. For a SGD 1 million raise, that legal and compliance overhead alone would consume the entire round.

3. Banking exposure. Many USD wire routes pass through correspondent banks in New York. Even non-USD flows can pull a Singapore issuer into U.S. enforcement reach if U.S. persons are touched. Credentilyx therefore prices and settles in SGD or EUR, not USD.

4. Singapore and the EU offer cleaner frameworks. Singapore (MAS) explicitly distinguishes service tokens from capital markets products in its November 2025 Tokenisation Guide. The EU (MiCA, in force 2024) has a clear utility-token regime. Operating from Singapore lets us serve global investors under a coherent rulebook instead of fighting the U.S. patchwork.

This is the same approach Credentilyx applies platform-wide: it does not work with U.S.-based founders and does not offer or promote tokens or services to U.S. persons. If a future U.S.-compliant entity is set up, it will be a separate, independent structure built specifically to comply with U.S. law. None exists today.

Yes, and you do not have to do anything operational. Pure financial investors can simply hold their $CCBR contracts and let the system work for them.

Antomation handles the selling. When CargoCobra units start shipping to ground handlers and airlines, Antomation runs the commercial process directly with those customers. Token holders do not need to find buyers, list anything on a marketplace, talk to ramp operators, or negotiate a sale. You sit back; we sell the machines.

Token holders have beneficiary conversion priority by purchase date. When a unit is sold to a ground handler, the discount on that sale is matched against existing $CCBR holders, in order of who bought their tokens first. Phase 2 buyers therefore sit at the front of the queue, ahead of Phase 3 and Phase 4 buyers, and the value flows back to them automatically as units ship. No active conversion needed, no aviation knowledge required, no logistics on your side.

The minimum is 10 tokens (SGD 100) in Phase 2. That entry already unlocks summary documentation in the data room. Useful thresholds above the minimum: 100+ tokens (SGD 1,000) unlocks the full due-diligence pack; 1,000 tokens (SGD 10,000) is the unit needed to convert into one full hardware discount coupon worth approximately SGD 117,000.

Three steps. One: register your interest on this page. Two: we invite you to a private briefing call where we walk through the project, the round, and answer your questions in detail. Three: from May 2026, you can either purchase $CCBR tokens directly on cargocobra.ai or credentilyx.com using a Polygon or Ethereum wallet, or, for investments of SGD 10,000 and above, hold the same instrument as a paper contract via Credentilyx. No payment is requested or accepted on this page.

Yes. The $CCBR contract is structured as a service token under Singapore law and has been confirmed by an instructed Singapore law firm as compliant with the relevant MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore) guidelines, including the November 2025 Guide on the Tokenisation of Capital Markets Products and the Guide to Digital Token Offerings.

This means $CCBR is not a security, not an equity token, not a debenture, not a unit in a collective investment scheme, not a derivative, and not a digital payment token. It is a service token: a transferable discount entitlement plus tiered data-room access plus an active referral commission. No equity, no dividends, no profit share, no guaranteed return.

Issuance is in SGD, fully under Singapore jurisdiction. Credentilyx itself is not a financial services provider; it provides business consultancy, technology infrastructure and legal services. U.S. persons are explicitly excluded from participation.

Yes. This is early-stage deep tech and there is no guarantee the project will reach MVP. The IP-collateral mechanism provides a floor: if MVP is not reached by Q4 2029, the patent (PCT/IB2025/058435) is liquidated and proceeds are returned to holders, net of liquidation costs. Recovery values are not guaranteed. You should only commit capital you can afford to lose.

Service contracts are transferable. There is no 7 to 10 year venture-capital lockup. Credentilyx is building a secondary market for the contracts, and the long-term direction is structured contracts on regulated exchanges (Frankfurt, Munich). You can also wait for hardware shipments and convert via the priority queue. Phase 2 holders sit at the front of that queue.

Service tokens do not represent equity, dividends or fixed-income securities, so they avoid the tax classifications attached to those instruments. There is no withholding from the issuer side. Your personal tax position depends on your country of residence and how you treat the contract. Talk to your tax advisor.

You have two options. If you want to self-custody: bring any standard non-custodial wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Ledger). $CCBR settles on Polygon and Ethereum from May 2026. If you do not want to deal with crypto: for investments of SGD 10,000 and above we offer the same instrument as a paper service contract held via Credentilyx, with the same milestone gating and IP-collateral protection. No wallet, no seed phrases, no on-chain interaction.

Three things. Funds in trust: capital sits with an independent Trustee, not with the founder. Verified milestones: tranches are released only after an independent External Reviewer signs off on each technical milestone. Real collateral: the patent is the downside backstop, not just a promise. Crowdfunding platforms typically have none of those safeguards.

Patent (20 of 20 claims confirmed novel and inventive by the international search report). Paid POC with a global aircraft OEM completed and signed off. SGD 400K EnterpriseSG grant approved. USD 18 billion addressable market. Zero deployed automation works inside the cargo hold without aircraft modification or human help. We are the only fully autonomous solution.