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How Mobility Asset Financing Works in Nigeria

What it means to finance mobility assets such as keke and commercial vehicles, how the money is used, and how members earn returns every quarter.

What a mobility asset is

Mobility assets are the vehicles that move people and goods every day: tricycles (keke), motorcycles, buses and other commercial vehicles. Operators use them to earn daily income.

Many operators cannot buy a vehicle outright. Mobility asset financing provides the capital to acquire the vehicle, and the operator repays from the income it earns.

Where Zane Capital members come in

Through Zane Opportunities, members can choose to put capital into specific mobility financing opportunities. Each one is researched and structured before it is listed, and its documents explain the asset, the partner, the duration and the fees.

Finance mobility assets and earn returns every quarter, up to 40% per year. The figure for each opportunity is set out in its own documents.

Know the risks

Every opportunity carries risk, returns are not guaranteed and you can lose some or all of the capital you commit. Read each opportunity's documents and the Risk Disclosure before you take part.

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