3.4. Importer Expansion Fund
Financial Empowerment for SMEs in Global Markets
The Importer Expansion Fund is a specialized service within the Coimex ecosystem designed to enhance trade security and expand operational capacity for importers.
By using EXIM Token as collateral, qualified importers can initiate and guarantee multiple international trade transactions — up to a defined value limit. This system reinforces the real-world utility of EXIM Token and its central role in enabling global commerce.
Note: This service is exclusively designed for importers, providing both motivation and security to conduct operations confidently.
How It Works
Collateral Creation:
An importer purchases, for example, $20,000 worth of EXIM Token and locks it as collateral.
Trade Initiation:
With this collateral, the importer can initiate up to five separate import transactions, each valued at $10,000.
Payment Assurance:
For each transaction, Coimex guarantees the exporter that any remaining balance (after the importer’s upfront payment) will be covered via the locked EXIM collateral.
Payment Completion:
If the importer makes the final payment on time, the transaction concludes successfully.
If not, the collateral is liquidated, and the exporter receives compensation automatically.
Key Benefits
🔹 Increased Buying Power:
Importers can execute more trades with less upfront capital, thanks to the EXIM-backed collateral model.
🔹 Secure Transactions:
Exporters receive a trusted payment guarantee from Coimex, reducing counterparty risk.
🔹 Token Demand Growth:
Each use of the fund increases organic demand for EXIM Token, reinforcing its economic strength.
Impact on EXIM Token
This service creates significant on-chain demand for EXIM Token across several dimensions:
Importers must purchase EXIM Token to create collateral
Tokens are locked during the trade cycle
Escrow processes and commission fees are also paid in EXIM
Among all EXIM Token utilities, the Importer Expansion Fund has one of the highest potential impacts on token adoption and value growth.
What Happens if Collateral Is Liquidated?
Liquidation occurs under the following conditions:
The importer fails to make timely payment
The exporter does not deliver the goods
In such cases:
The EXIM Token collateral is sold at the current market price
Funds are immediately transferred to the affected party
This ensures the system remains trustworthy and secure , with clear consequences for non-compliance.
In the event of a breach:
The responsible party is permanently removed from the system
Both importers and exporters face enforceable penalties
Coimex treats trust and reputation within the trade community as a top priority.
Investment Opportunities
EXIM Token is more than just a utility token — it is a Real World Asset (RWA)-backed investment opportunity . Services like the Importer Expansion Fund continuously expand EXIM's real-world applications, generating steady and organic demand for investors.
As usage grows, so does the long-term value of the token — making it an attractive option for crypto investors seeking tangible, asset-backed returns.
To explore more about EXIM Token and Coimex services, visit:
🔗 eximtoken.co
🔗 coimex.co/en/blog
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