White
Paper
Treint
Investment Inc. 2024
This
time. To avoid any doubts, Treint Investment Inc. is solely a corporate
denomination and does not represent an instrument equivalent to a “security”,
as defined in applicable US regulation. Whitepaper is being provided by Treint
Investment Inc. for informational purposes only and is not a binding legal
agreement. The purchase and supply of Treint Investment Inc. shall be governed
by terms and conditions, which is a separate document that will be provided to
purchasers who qualify to participate in the share purchase event. This
Whitepaper may be amended from time to time.
ABSTRACT................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE OFFERING......................................................................................................................................................... 3
1. DISCLAIMERS..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
a) The Share Offering......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
b) Eligibility.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
c) Legal disclosures............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
d) Forward- looking statements........................................................................................................................................................................ 5
e) Accuracy of information, no consent of
parties referenced in Whitepaper........................................................................................ 6
f) Terms used........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
g) No further information or update............................................................................................................................................................... 7
h) Know Your Customer and Anti-Money
Laundering policies.............................................................................................................. 7
2. MEDTECH MARKET........................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
a) Introduction...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
b) Current Environment in Med Tech.............................................................................................................................................................. 9
c) Treint Investment Inc. & Med Tech............................................................................................................................................................. 9
d) Description of projects:............................................................................................................................................................................... 10
e) Perspective of Treint’s Solutions in the
MedTech Industry:................................................................................................................. 12
f) Development plan 2023-2025..................................................................................................................................................................... 13
g) Momentum: a great opportunity to MED TECH.................................................................................................................................... 13
h) Legal Structure.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
3. OUR SHARES..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
a) Shares.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
b) Share Offering (SO) Structure.................................................................................................................................................................... 17
c) Purchase structure, in practical terms,
how does the SO and License Agreements work:............................................................... 17
e) Benefits for Shareholders............................................................................................................................................................................ 21
4. RoadMap............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
5. Target assets - Key aspects and indicators................................................................................................................................................... 24
6. TEAM AND PACTUAL EXPERIENCE..................................................................................................................................................... 26
a) Company........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
b) Team............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
7. Focus on value creation - the Treint
differentials...................................................................................................................................... 29
8. Technology for Management........................................................................................................................................................................... 30
a) Intelligence..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
b) CRM: Intelligent pricing, management and
sales.................................................................................................................................. 30
c) Sensing for monitoring and analysis......................................................................................................................................................... 30
d) Business Intelligence.................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
e) Geospatial Vision of 100% of Portfolio................................................................................................................................................... 30
9. Risk factors........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
10. Marketing notes................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39
11. Notes & Alerts................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
ABSTRACT
HIGHLIGHTS
OF THE OFFERING
The
share offering aims to provide each Purchaser with the opportunity to
indirectly invest in Med Tech service distressed assets;
The
project leveraged on IT technology based on Artificial intelligence backed by a
profitable and well-capitalized investments, with the expertise / strength of
Crowe investment value report and Treint Holding Inc. their positive track
record;
● Transparent
investment decisions and full disclosure of financial records;
● Compliant
KYC/AML purchase of Shares;
● Shareholders
will potentially benefit from payments - in the form of Crypto currency or a
USD (“Fiat”) - based on the performance of a portfolio of Med Tech Services
such as Treint Business platform (“Target Assets”).
1.
DISCLAIMERS
a)
The
Share Offering
This Share Offering (“SO”) aims at raising funds for a
diversified portfolio of Med Tech assets located in the United States of
America (here and after US).
The SO aims to tap into both the global base of
liquidity allocated to Initial Coin Offerings (“ICO”) as well as regular
investors in financial and capital markets. This SO intends to be fully
compliant with any and all KYC/AML and tax obligations and securities
regulations. Trading of the Shares (as defined below) in the secondary market
is expected to take place in the near future.
For prospective purchasers, the SO (i) brings a unique
opportunity to access, through a low-cost/tax-efficient structure, the Med Tech
services market, (one of the fastest-growing markets), (ii) relies on the
expertise, proven track record and credibility of the Treint team and (iii) is
conducted through a simple, direct and innovative way using a AI-based
technology asset.
b)
Eligibility
Treint Investment Inc. (“Issuer”) is an exempt
foundation company incorporated under the United States of America Law, subject
to the provisions and obligations related to Anti-Money Laundering (“AML”) and
Know Your Customer (“KYC”), namely the Proceeds of Crime Law (Revised) and the
Anti-Money Laundering Regulations (Revised). This SO is intended for
international purchasers based worldwide, excluding persons with
residence/nationality from the United States of America, as well as any other
country where the purchase of shares is legally forbidden, in addition to
persons located in any of the jurisdictions blacklisted by the Organization for
Economic Co-operation and Development and the United Nations.
c)
Legal
disclosures
This Whitepaper provides information in connection to
an opportunity for the acquisition of shares that will grant purchasers
economic exposure to Med Tech services such as Treint Business Platform (Target
Assets) by means of periodic profit distributions. The Shares will not (i)
provide legal ownership over the Issuer’s shares or the Target Assets; (ii)
represent debt owed by the issuer to the Shareholders; nor (iii) provide
voting/governance/typical shareholding rights related to the Issuer.
This Whitepaper does not constitute a prospectus, an
offering memorandum and/or other offering document relating to the Issuer and
has not been reviewed or approved by any financial regulator or securities
commission in any jurisdiction. Investing in Shares involves several risks.
There can be no assurance that Shareholders will be able to receive a payback
of their capital or any positive returns on their purchase of shares. Prior to
investing in Shares, prospective purchasers should carefully consider the
section “Risk Factors” of this Whitepaper, which despite not providing an
exhaustive list or explanation of all the risks purchasers may face when
investing in Shares, shall be used as guidance. Prospective purchasers should
consider carefully whether a purchase of Shares is suitable for them
considering the information herein and their personal legal and financial
circumstances. Unless otherwise indicated or the context otherwise requires,
all references in this Whitepaper to “Issuer”, “we”, “our”, “ours”, “us” or
similar terms refer to the Issuer.
d)
Forward-
looking statements
This Whitepaper may contain estimates and
forward-looking statements which are mainly based on the current expectations
and estimates of future events and trends that affect or may affect the
business, financial condition, results of operations, cash flows, liquidity,
prospects and the envisaged valuation of the shares. Although we believe that
these estimates and forward-looking statements are based upon reasonable
assumptions, they are subject to many significant risks, uncertainties and are
made in light of the current available information. Forward-looking statements
speak only as of the date they were made, and we do not undertake the
obligation to update publicly or to revise any forward-looking statements after
we distribute this document because of new information, future events or other
factors. Considering the risks and uncertainties described above, the
forward-looking events and circumstances discussed in this document might not
occur and future results may be materially different from those expressed in or
suggested by these forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking
statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors
which may cause actual events or results, performance or achievements to differ
materially from the estimates or the results implied or expressed in such
forward-looking statements. These factors include, amongst others:
A
- changes in political, social, economic and stock market conditions, and the
regulatory environment in the countries in which the Issuer conducts its
businesses and operations;
B
- the risk that the Issuer may be unable to execute or implement its respective
business strategy and future plans;
C
- changes in interest rates and exchange rates of fiat and crypto currencies;
D
- changes in the anticipated growth strategies and expected internal growth of
the Issuer;
E
- changes in the availability and salaries of employees who are required by the
Issuer to operate their respective businesses and operations.
F
- changes in competitive conditions under which the Issuer operates, and the
ability of the Issuer to compete under such conditions;
G
- changes in the future capital needs of the Issuer and the availability of
financing and capital to fund such needs;
H - war or acts of international or domestic
terrorism;
I
- occurrences of catastrophic events, natural disasters and acts of God that
affect the businesses and/or operations of the Issuer; and
J - other factors beyond the control of the Issuer.
The
Issuer disclaims any responsibility to update any of those forward-looking
statements or publicly announce any revisions to those forward-looking
statements to reflect future developments, events or circumstances, even if
new information becomes available or other events occur in the future.
e)
Accuracy
of information, no consent of parties referenced in Whitepaper
This
Whitepaper includes technical, market and industry information and forecasts
that have been obtained from internal surveys, reports and studies, where
appropriate, as well as market and academic research, publicly available
information and industry publications. Such surveys, reports, studies, market
research, publicly available information and publications generally state that
the information that they contain has been obtained from sources believed to
be reliable, but there can be no assurance as to the accuracy or completeness
of such included information.
Save
for the Issuer and its respective directors, executive officers and employees,
no person has provided his or her consent to the inclusion of his or her name
and/or other information attributed or perceived to be attributed to such
person in connection therewith in the Whitepaper and no representation,
warranty or undertaking is or purported to be provided as to the accuracy or
completeness of such information by such person, and such persons shall not be
obliged to provide any updates on said information.
The
Issuer has not conducted any independent review of the information extracted
from third-party sources, verified the accuracy or completeness of such
information or ascertained the underlying assumptions relied upon therein.
Consequently, the Issuer makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy
or completeness of such information and shall not be obliged to provide any
updates on said information.
Except
as otherwise mentioned below, all the data and information from the charts are
available in open sources.
f)
Terms
used
To
facilitate a better understanding of the “Shares” being offered for purchase by
the Issuer, and the businesses and operations of the Issuer, certain technical
terms and abbreviations, as well as, in certain instances, their descriptions,
have been used in the Whitepaper. These descriptions and assigned meanings
should not be treated as being definitive of their meanings and may not
correspond to standard industry meanings or usage. Words importing the
singular shall, where applicable, include the plural and vice versa and words
importing the masculine gender shall, where applicable, include the feminine
and neuter genders and vice versa. References to persons shall include
corporations.
g)
No
further information or update
No person has been or is authorized to give any
information or representation not contained in the Whitepaper in connection
with the Issuer and its business and operations or the Shares and, if given,
such information or representation must not be relied upon as having been
authorized by or on behalf of the Issuer. The continuing sale of Shares shall
not, under any circumstances, constitute a continuing representation or create
any suggestion or implication that there has been no change, or development
reasonably likely to involve a material change in the affairs, conditions and
prospects of Issuer or in any statement of fact or information contained in the
Whitepaper since the date hereof.
Statements made in the White Paper are based on the
law and practice in the United States of America currently at the date it was
issued. Those statements are therefore subject to change should that law or
practice change. Under no circumstance does the delivery of the Whitepaper or
the sale of Shares imply or represent that the affairs of the Issuer have not
changed since the date of the White Paper.
h)
Know
Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering policies
Any applicants to the SO, either in a primary issuance
or in the secondary market, will be subject to all applicable KYC/AML policies
that may be in place at the time of the purchase, being subject to periodic
assessment and routines in this regard. Failure to comply with the KYC/AML
procedures and routines applicable to the purchase of Shares shall prevent the
purchase of the Shares or the imposition of sanctions on purchasers, including
the freeze of funds, mandatory cancellation or redemption of Shares through
our Share Purchase Agreement or any other measure that the Issuer may deem
appropriate to meet the applicable regulatory requirements.
2.
MEDTECH
MARKET
a)
Introduction
In an era characterized by exponential advancements in
technology, the healthcare industry is experiencing a profound transformation,
driven by the convergence of medicine and technology. Med Tech platforms and
applications have emerged as pivotal catalysts, orchestrating this paradigm
shift. They are revolutionizing the way healthcare is delivered, accessed, and
experienced by patients, providers, and stakeholders alike. This white paper
explores the dynamic landscape of Med Tech platforms and applications, shedding
light on their profound impact on healthcare systems worldwide.
As the demand for accessible, cost-effective, and efficient
healthcare services continues to grow, Med Tech platforms and applications have
risen to meet these challenges head-on. These platforms encompass a broad
spectrum of technologies, ranging from wearable health monitoring devices and
telemedicine solutions to electronic health records (EHR) systems and advanced
artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. Through seamless integration and
utilization, they are fostering a holistic healthcare ecosystem that promotes
early disease detection, personalized treatment plans, and enhanced patient
engagement.
Furthermore, the ongoing global health crisis has
underscored the critical role of Med Tech platforms and applications. The
COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of telemedicine, remote patient
monitoring, and digital health tools, proving their ability to bridge
geographical gaps and minimize healthcare disparities. Beyond crisis
management, these technologies are poised to create lasting improvements in
healthcare delivery, enabling a future where preventive care takes precedence
and chronic conditions are managed proactively.
In this white paper, we will delve into the
multifaceted dimensions of Med Tech platforms and applications. We will explore
their impact on various stakeholders, from healthcare providers seeking
operational efficiencies to patients demanding greater control over their
health. We will analyze the regulatory and ethical considerations that
accompany this transformative wave and examine the challenges and opportunities
that lie ahead.
Join us on a journey through the digital corridors of
modern healthcare as we uncover the transformative power of Med Tech platforms
and applications. Together, we will explore the promise they hold for a
healthier, more accessible, and equitable future in healthcare delivery.
The global market of AI systems for medical
diagnostics is estimated at $1.22 billion In mid-November 2022, Research And
Markets published the results of a study of the global market for artificial
intelligence (AI)-based systems for medical diagnostics. Analysts predict that
this industry will demonstrate steady growth. The report says that the costs in
this area will reach $1.22 billion by the end of 2022. In the future, the CAGR
(average annual growth rate in compound percentages) is expected to reach
24.16%. Thus, by 2027, the market volume may increase approximately three times
— up to $3.60 billion. The drivers of the industry are the introduction of AI
tools in radiology and pathology; the growing demand for intelligent systems against
the background of management optimization and reduction of human errors;
improved and more accurate diagnosis of complex diseases. Cloud technologies
and advances in intelligent image recognition will also contribute to the
development of the market. At the same time, there are several constraining
factors: higher cost compared to traditional means; the complexity of creating
models and mechanisms for AI; issues related to cybersecurity and privacy.
b)
Current
Environment in Med Tech
The development of Artificial Intelligence is a
priority task for many countries of the world today. If we consider the
introduction of smart systems in the medical field, then first of all their
benefit will consist in increasing the accuracy of diagnosis of various diseases.
The practice and experience of a doctor may not be enough to identify a
particular problem in the human body in a timely manner, whereas a neural
network with access to a huge amount of data, advanced scientific literature
and millions of medical histories will be able to quickly classify any case,
correlate it with similar problems in other patients and propose a treatment
plan. In the analysis of various medical data, artificial intelligence already
shows excellent results – the accuracy of detecting pathologies by ultrasound
and MRI exceeds 90%. At the same time, the work of the hospital requires rapid
coordination of staff and available resources, because not only health, but
also people's lives are at stake. AI in healthcare can significantly help in
clinic management.
Novel health conditions, as well as increasing
expectations from healthcare, have contributed to a technological revolution
inside the industry, and medical AI is its cornerstone.
AI in healthcare is the emulation of human cognition
and reasoning by complex algorithms in order to automate, scale and enhance
processing, analysis, interpretation and comprehension of healthcare data and
augment human activity.
By relying heavily on machine learning and deep
learning, AI quickly and accurately handles big amounts of data, provides
contextual relevance, reduces human error and makes reliable decisions.
AI disrupts the healthcare industry and revolutionizes
it by redefining the quality of medical services: better care outcomes, higher
quality of life for the patients, higher medical employee efficiency,
streamlined workflows and protection from cybercrime.
Also, AI cuts down costs — Accenture predicts that it
will help the only US healthcare sector save $150 billion by 2026. In the face
of increasing demand for medical workers — the World Health Organization
estimates it to reach 80.2 million by 2030 — AI takes over a variety of tasks,
which reduces labor demand and workload.
c)
Treint
Investment Inc. & Med Tech
Treint
Investment Inc. is a company which intends to finance a pool of projects in
various countries with developed and emerging economies with the support of the
business community, allowing its members to participate directly and
transparently in the future flow of income and capital gains from these projects
by creating companies for development and profit locally. The primary
remuneration for Treint investment Inc. shareholders is income from the
Company's dividends, as well as the significant potential for capital
appreciation capital as a result of the resolution of business growth risks
resulting from promotion of projects, as well as the Company's own unique
IT-products powered by artificial intelligence in the medical sphere. In the
future, Treint investment Inc. plans to go Public and expand the geography of
its Med Tech services in USA, India, Kazakhstan, Indonesia and the UAE. Treint
investment Inc. provides an innovative system of consultation through the use
of IT technology and professionals in the medical sphere, as well as the
opportunity to the company also participates in the equity of the real
business. Thus, Treint investment Inc. program addresses a significant lack of
accessibility to Medical services and equity participation by offering
potential holders a more clearly defined, more predictable future revenue
stream from existing business and global development projects, turned into an
international digital medical instrument.
This
is a unique opportunity to become a co-owner, shareholder of Treint Investment
Inc., which operates in the Medical sector.
IT-products is
powered by artificial intelligence, this will help:
i)
conduct transparent financial analytics;
ii)
predict the dynamics of the clinic
development receive smart;
iii)
recommendations for optimizing business
processes receive;
iv)
profit reporting and track the work of
employees.
d)
Description
of projects:
Treint Business -
a technology that can help hospitals solve their biggest problems and deliver
better patient outcomes. Platform is designed to be intuitive and easy to use,
so healthcare professionals can focus on what really matters - delivering
exceptional care to their patients. Treint Business can quickly and accurately
analyze large volumes of data, providing healthcare providers with the insights
they need to make informed decisions about patient care.
This can help to improve patient outcomes, reduce the
risk of errors, and streamline the care delivery process. Treint Business can
help healthcare providers address this issue by providing advanced billing and
revenue cycle management dashboards.
e)
Perspective
of Treint’s Solutions in the MedTech Industry:
Treint’s solutions emerge as a beacon of innovation in
the dynamic landscape of the medical technology (med tech) industry. With its
platform Treint Business, the company not only addresses critical challenges
within healthcare but also redefines the way medical professionals and
individuals engage with health and wellbeing. The perspectives of these
projects within the med tech industry are as follows:
● Advancing
Healthcare Management:
Treint Business holds immense promise in advancing
healthcare management practices. By seamlessly integrating intuitive design
with powerful data analysis, the platform empowers healthcare professionals to
navigate complex data landscapes effortlessly. The ability to quickly and
accurately analyze large volumes of patient data heralds a new era of informed
decision-making. This perspective not only streamlines the care delivery
process but also bolsters the confidence of healthcare providers in delivering
exceptional patient care.
● Transforming
Patient Outcomes:
Treint Business stands as a catalyst for
transformative patient outcomes. Through its insights-driven approach, it
offers a tangible pathway to improving patient care quality. The ability to
reduce the risk of errors and enhance the accuracy of diagnoses fosters an
environment of trust between medical professionals and their patients. This
perspective envisions a healthcare ecosystem where optimized decision-making
translates to elevated patient satisfaction, better treatment outcomes, and
ultimately, healthier lives.
● Financial
Efficiency and Transparency:
The integration of advanced billing and revenue cycle
management dashboards in Treint Business introduces a fresh perspective on
financial efficiency within healthcare institutions. By providing healthcare
providers with comprehensive tools for financial oversight, the platform
streamlines billing processes and minimizes revenue leakage. This perspective
aligns with the industry's growing emphasis on optimizing operational
efficiency while ensuring transparent and accurate financial management.
In conclusion, Treint’s solutions introduce a fresh
perspective to the med tech industry by addressing critical aspects of
healthcare management and patient engagement. With its commitment to
data-driven insights, personalized care, and transformative outcomes, Treint
stands poised to make a lasting impact on how healthcare is delivered and
experienced in the modern age.
f)
Development
plan 2023-2025
Treint Business:
● Treint
Business Platform – V1, V2 launch in India & Republic of Kazakhstan
● Penetrate
first 100 hospitals in India & Republic of Kazakhstan
● Treint
Business Platform – V1, V2 launch in Turkey & UAE
● Treint
Business Platform – V1, V2 launch in Indonesia & USA
● Integration
Treint Business with Digital Medical Insurance in USA
● Treint
Business: Online Medical Bank
● Treint
Business: Integration with Online Medical Bank
g)
Momentum:
a great opportunity to MED TECH
Artificial intelligence (AI) presents compelling
implications for healthcare, and the opportunities inherent in an
organization’s ability to use big data, complex decision trees, and machine
learning align well to assist with the current challenges within the industry.
The capabilities of AI and other technology-based tools to improve data
accuracy and process efficiency and support overall financial improvement for
the revenue cycle present compelling cases for organizational investment.
The estimated impact attributed to AI is more than
$150 billion in clinical and operational savings worldwide by the year 2022,
according to a recent Frost & Sullivan study. For revenue cycle leaders,
there are many opportunities to harness this technology to improve performance.
Just as clinical workflows should engage resources at the top of their license,
taking advantage of AI is a way to ensure you are getting the maximum benefit
from your staffing, technology, and organizational management investments. The
ability to take large portions of data and identify predictive algorithms,
determine repetitive tasks, validate financial results, or uncover
codependencies are all examples of where AI can be implemented to enhance your
revenue cycle’s performance.
The Role of AI in Revenue Cycle: Opportunities to
Consider
AI has implications across the revenue cycle, from
discrete processes to holistic data analyses across the continuum.
Opportunities will continue to expand as greater complexity is inherently
introduced through expanding clinical protocols and increasingly complex payer
contracts, as well as the availability and warehousing of comprehensive data
sets.
The following figure shows some of the existing
functionalities of AI within the healthcare revenue cycle:
In addition,
cross-functional processes are listed below.
i)
Exceptions-Based Reporting: Details
statistically significant departures from the norm so the organization can
focus on opportunities for improvement
ii)
Real-Time Quality Assurance: Strives
to ensure data is as clean as possible for use downstream in the revenue cycle
iii)
Physician Compensation: Effectively
tracks and measures physician compensation plans against organizational goals
iv)
Denial Management: Provides
the ability to uncover cross-functional or codependent trends and, in doing so,
helps lead to root cause identification and targeted action plans specific to
payer, provider, or other specific process gaps
v)
Data Normalization: Normalizes
content across hundreds of different commercial and government payers and
product types to create consistency
vi)
Data Mining: Analyzes
data to derive significant insights based on patient attributes to determine
appropriate actions (e.g., gender, medical history, income) or expectations
vii)
Process Automation: Utilizes
software designed to interact with the user interfaces to automate repetitive,
time-consuming manual tasks.
h)
Legal
Structure
In short, legal structure looks like this:
A.
Holding Structure
Treint
Holding Inc.
Location:
Delaware, USA
Principal
Asset: Intellectual Property Rights pertaining to IT Product (Treint Business)
Role:
Treint Holding Inc. assumes the role of a holding entity with proprietary
interests in critical intellectual property assets.
Intellectual
Property: Treint Holding Inc. possesses exclusive entitlements to IT products
developed by the corporate consortium.
Owner:
Treint Business Inc.
B.
Operating Entities
Treint
Business Inc.
Location:
Delaware, USA
Function:
IT Product Development
Operations:
•
Conducting comprehensive research, formulation, and deployment of cutting-edge
IT products and solutions within the Medical Technology sector.
C.
Investment Instrument
Treint
Investment Inc.
Location:
Delaware, USA
Principal
Objective: Capital Mobilization and IT Product Commercialization
Operations:
•
Raising capital through targeted private placements, according to an exception
under rule 506 (c) Reg. D.
•
Subsequent commercialization of IT product - Treint Business in strict
alignment with the terms stipulated in the Licensing Agreement executed with
Treint Holding Inc.
The
execution overview elucidates the distinct functions each entity fulfills,
emphasizing the strategic alignment between their activities and the
overarching corporate goals.
3.
OUR SHARES
a)
Shares
Under
Regulation D Rule 506(c), the term "share" refers to a unit of
ownership in the capital (equity) of a company that issues securities
(typically common stock) through a private placement. In the context of Rule
506(c), a "share" represents a unit of ownership in the company's
capital that investors can acquire as a result of investing in the company.
Regulation Rule 506(c) establishes the rules and conditions under which such
securities can be privately offered and sold to accredited investors and non
accredited investors.
b) Share Offering (SO) Structure
In
short general structure of SO is as follows:
c)
Purchase
structure, in practical terms, how does the SO and License Agreements work:
i)
License agreement under which Treint
Investment Inc. (Licensee) - receives the rights to use Treint Business product
and transfers to Treint Holding Inc. (Licensor) the investment funds raised
under SO for development and promotion of Treint Business product.
ii)
The License agreement under which
companies Treint Inc. (Licensee), Treint Business Inc. obtain the rights to use
the Treint Business product, respectively, and make payments to Treint Holding
Inc. (Licensor) as stipulated in the License Agreement.
iii)
Treint Holding Inc. invests in its
subsidiary company Treint Business Inc. for the development of the Treint
Business product.
iv)
Treint Business Inc. promote and deliver
their services based on the rights obtained through the Licensing Agreement for
Treint Business product.
v)
Treint Business Inc. make payments to the
Licensor (Treint Holding Inc.) based on the License Agreements:
vi)
The Licensor (Treint Holding Inc.) under
the License Agreement makes a payment to the Licensee (Treint Investment Inc.)
. Further, Treint Investment Inc. shall distribute dividends to all
shareholders of Treint Investment Inc.
vii)
After KYC/AML approvals, each Purchaser
(1)
subscribes shares by entering into terms
and conditions of purchase and delivering crypto or Fiat. On the specified
delivery date, the Issuer provides the Purchaser with Shares;
(2)
The Issuer exchanges the cryptocurrencies
received for fiat currency or Fiat and invests directly into Target Assets via
Companies registered in USA;
(3)
The funds are deployed for the acquisition
of Treint Business (Target Assets);
(4)
Treint Investment Inc. manages Target
Assets and receives a remuneration, as defined below;
(5) Issuers
may then reinvest proceeds of sale into further Target Assets or may exchange
proceeds for crypto or a Fiat and profits pro rata to the Shareholders in
crypto or a Fiat, as described in the item “Benefits for Shareholders” of the
White Paper.
d)
Client Perspective and User Experience
We
are designing a visually, intuitive and user-friendly interface for purchasers
to access our offer.
The interface allows you
to:
-
Select the required number of shares to
purchase
-
Familiarize yourself with the PPM
-
Familiarize yourself with the KYC/AML
policy
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Enter necessary information about the
Buyer, upload necessary files and go through the KYC/AML procedure
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Familiarize with Project Whitepaper
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Automatically pull Buyer's data into Share
Purchase Agreement
-
Sign Share Purchase Agreement remotely
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Make payment in fiat or cryptocurrency
-
Get access to personal cabinet with
received shares https://stocktreasury.com
e)
Benefits
for Shareholders
Our
shares intends to provide Shareholders with the following benefits, namely:
● Access to investments in Online Service to foreign
purchasers that may be unable to invest directly in Med Tech project because of
lack of international & local operational experts;
● An
evergreen vehicle that reinvests all or a large part of the cash flow from
operations into new opportunities;
● Future
liquidity in a Med Tech market;
Shareholders
have several potential ways to profit from the purchase of Shares:
o Upon
certain conditions outlined below, Shareholders will be eligible to receive
periodic dividends from existing Treint Products income produced by the
Target Assets; and
o Profit
distribution will be carried out through cryptocurrency or Fiat.
o A
unique opportunity to become a co-owner, shareholder international investment
portfolio, which operates in the Med Tech sector.
The
terms and mechanisms for distribution of profits.
As
a US foundation company, the Issuer will designate Shareholders as a class of
beneficiary of the Issuer. Under such designation, and subject to the terms
and conditions of the purchase, the Issuer will set out terms including, but
not limited to, the following:
o Each
Shareholder will be granted a proportionate right to any profit that is
declared and made by the Issuer, such right proportionate according to the
number of Shares held by such Shareholder, each of them will be determined
during the payment of dividends;
o The
directors of the Issuer will, at all times, have sole discretion as to whether
the profits generated by the Target Assets (including any capital gains) are
to be partially or fully distributed to Shareholders through the payment of
dividends, reinvested or used for other purposes (including, but not limited
to, satisfying liabilities, expenses, running costs and other fees);
4.
RoadMap
2023
|
Q1
|
- Treint Business Platform – V1 launch
in Kazakhstan
- Setup company in USA Treint Business
Inc.
|
Q2
|
- Setup company and Office in India
- Treint Business Platform – V1 launch
in India
|
Q3
|
- Treint Business Platform – V2 launch
in India & Kazakhstan
- Treint Business Platform – V1 launch
in Turkey
- SO Treint Investment Inc. launch
|
Q4
|
- Penetrate first 100 hospitals in India
& Kazakhstan
- Treint Business Platform – V2 launch
in Turkey
|
2024
|
Q1
|
- Opening in Dubai: Treint Business
Platform – V2 launch
|
Q2
|
- Integration Treint Business with
Digital Medical Insurance
- Opening Treint Business in US
|
Q3
|
- Treint Business: Opening in Indonesia
|
Q4
|
- Treint Business: Online Medical Bank
|
2025
|
|
- Treint Business: Integration with
Online Medical Bank
|
5.
Target
assets - Key aspects and indicators
Target
Asset management will be aligned with the proposed investment thesis described
throughout this document:
Preparation
of the Target Assets for sale in the Med Tech product context involves various
activities such as launching the company's platform, establishing an office,
hiring local experts, validating and training Artificial Intelligence, engaging
legal support, adapting the platform to different languages, fulfilling
regulatory obligations, and more. The estimated expenses for these tasks
typically range from 20% to 30% of the total cost of Med Tech products.
Profits
generated from the sale of the company's Med Tech product will be recorded by
Treint Business Inc. and distributed through dividends, which will support the
distribution of dividends to the Shareholders.
All
the business decisions associated with the investment in Target Assets will be
taken by Treint Investment Inc., (as determined by the Issuer) as applicable of
date and time to be determined by the Issuer in its sole discretion;
The
declaration of dividends by the Issuer will not give rise to a debt as between
the Issuer and the shareholder or any other person; or a trust relationship as
between the Issuer and the shareholder or any other person or the holding on
trust of any property on behalf of the shareholder or any other person by the
Issuer;
Any
payment following a declaration of dividends to shareholders will be made on a
date determined by the Issuer in its sole discretion;
Any
advance notice of dividends Date and the amount of either Cryptocurrency or
Fiat to be paid pursuant to each share will be given by the Issuer via a
website or through any other reasonable means as determined by the Issuer;
The
dividends will be made on the Date only to those shareholders that have
satisfied the Issuer´s anti-money laundering (“AML”) and “Know your Customer”
(“KYC”) requirements with respect to such shareholder (together, the
“Dividends Information”) as periodically determined by the Issuer;
Where
a Shareholder fails to supply sufficient Dividends Information to the Issuer by
the Date, such Shareholder will not qualify to not be a recipient of such
Dividends (in such case, a “Late Holder”) and the Issuer can delay any
Cryptocurrency or Fiat shall be paid in its sole discretion;
The
Late dividends that is retained by the Issuer shall not give rise to a debt as
between the Issuer and the shareholder or any other person; or a trust
relationship as between the Issuer and the shareholder or any other person or
the holding on trust of any property on behalf of the shareholder or any other
person by the Issuer; and should a purchaser transfer a share to any other
person, such initial purchaser will have no right to any Dividends in relation
to such Share following such transfer.
The
terms above are a general overview of the terms of designation of beneficiary
to be determined by the directors of the Issuer at its sole discretion, and
may not be relied upon by potential purchasers or Shareholders for any reason
or for any claim including, for example, misrepresentation or as contractual
terms enforceable against the Issuer. The Issuer reserves the right to amend
the terms above for any reason it sees fit including, but not limited to, (a)
any further technical considerations as may be required or (b) in order for
the Issuer to comply with any of its legal or regulatory obligations.
In
the event of a conflict between this Whitepaper and the terms and conditions
of purchase, the terms and conditions shall prevail.
6.
TEAM
AND PACTUAL EXPERIENCE
a)
Company
At the moment the
holding company has already launched the beta product “Treint Business"
in India. Having expanded its geography, the company plans to launch its IPO by
2024. The above mentioned reasons are the main factors that make the project attractive
to investors. Attractiveness of the project:
i)
SO security;
ii)
The ready product Treint Business;
iii)
CROWE investment assessment;
Treint
Investment Inc. intends to fund a pool of projects in various countries with
the support of the business community, allowing its members to participate
directly and transparently in the future revenue stream and capital gains from
these projects.
By
2024 the company plans to go public and expand the geography of its legal
services in the CIS, Indonesia, UAE, India, Turkey and the USA. Treint Business
provide an innovative system through the use of IT technology and medical
professionals, as well as the opportunity to the company also participates in
the equity of the real business. Thus, Treint Business platform addresses a
significant lack of accessibility of MedTech services and equity participation
in firms by offering potential holders a more clearly defined, more predictable
future revenue stream from existing business and global development projects,
turned into an international digital legal instrument.
b)
Team
Sheikhislam
Sakhi
Founder,
CEO
Young
neurosurgeon & neuroscientist Medical background: category C in endoscopic
neurosurgery (Germany, Hamburg-Saar University medical center). Business
background: Entrepreneur from 16 yo, exited 3 businesses, founder of medical
educational platform and P2P delivery app. Currently founder and CEO of Treint
holding.
Aziz
Akkayev
CO-Founder
// CHIEF MEDICAL EXPERT
Aziz
Akkayev is an accomplished neurosurgeon, surgeon, and plastic surgeon who
completed his education at MUA University and St. Thomas hospital. With a
passion for medicine and a drive for excellence, he has trained and worked in
over 48 countries, honing his skills and gaining valuable experience in a
diverse range of healthcare settings. Throughout his career, Aziz has
consistently demonstrated a commitment to his patients' wellbeing and a
dedication to staying at the forefront of medical innovation. He is known for
his meticulous attention to detail, his compassionate bedside manner, and his
ability to perform complex surgical procedures with precision and skill.In
addition to his clinical work, Aziz is also a respected educator and mentor,
sharing his knowledge and expertise with the next generation of medical
professionals. He has authored numerous research papers and has been invited to
speak at medical conferences around the world.
Rachit
Tomar
Co-founder
// Chief Technical Officer
Rachit
Tomar is a highly accomplished technology executive with a decade of experience
in the IT industry. As the current Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at a leading
healthcare SaaS product company, Rachit leads a team of skilled engineers in
the design and development of innovative software solutions that cater to the
complex needs of the healthcare sector. Throughout his career, Rachit has
demonstrated a deep understanding of software engineering and a passion for driving
technological advancement. He has successfully led multiple healthcare SaaS
projects, leveraging his expertise to deliver outcomes that benefit patients,
providers, and payers alike. Prior to joining the healthcare industry, Rachit
worked in several other verticals, including finance, retail, and logistics. He
holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and has completed numerous
certifications in software engineering and management. Rachit is an active
member of the tech community, frequently speaking at conferences and mentoring
emerging talent in the field.
Khalel
Tuganbayev
Chief
Legal Officer
Khalel
is a qualified lawyer with extensive experience in corporate and commercial
law, civil law, employment law, finance law, litigation and arbitration.Before
joining Treint, Khalel spent more than 10 years in legal consulting. He was the
Manager of legal services in one of the Big4 companies, and the Director of a
major law firm. Khalel worked with international, foreign and local clients,
providing advice on a wide range of legal issues and representing in Kazakhstan
courts and international arbitrations.Khalel was an expert of the World Bank
and assisted the Ministry of Justice and the Supreme Court in development of a
wide range of Kazakhstan legal acts.
Alzhan
Sainov
Co-founder
// Chief Crypto Expert
Alzhan
Sainov is a Product Manager and Co-Founder of Well It, a successful technology
startup that is revolutionizing the industry. He graduated from Shanghai
International Studies University and Zhejiang Gongshang University, and has
since become an expert in the field of cryptocurrencies.Since 2018, Alzhan has
been actively researching and studying the topic of cryptocurrencies, and has
become a well-respected figure in the industry.In 2020, Alzhan participated in
the Binance trading tournament and ranked among the top 20 teams for trading on
the Binance exchange. He is a creative and driven individual who is always
seeking new challenges and opportunities to grow the company and improve its
products.
Puru
Rathi
Full
Stack Developer
Puru
is a full-stack developer with 5 years of experience in PHP, Laravel, and
ReactJS. He has a strong understanding of web development principles and
experience working on both front-end and back-end projects. He is proficient in
PHP and Laravel for building robust and scalable back-end systems, as well as
ReactJS for creating interactive user interfaces. His expertise also includes
database design, API development, and software testing. He is a quick learner
and a team player, always striving to improve my skills and contribute to the
success of the projects he works on.
7.
Focus
on value creation - the Treint differentials
In
the dynamic landscape of Med Tech, the paramount objective is to create lasting
value for both patients and stakeholders. We believe that innovation and
dedication to value-driven solutions, empowered by Artificial Intelligence
(AI), are the pillars of our mission. Our commitment extends beyond the
development of cutting-edge products; it encompasses the entire ecosystem of
care, from diagnostics to treatment and beyond.
Our
approach centers on patient-centricity, where every technological advancement,
driven by AI, is measured by its potential to improve patient outcomes, enhance
the quality of care, and reduce healthcare costs. We recognize that value is
not confined to the realm of technology alone but extends to the entire
healthcare experience.
In
our pursuit of value creation, we focus on several key principles:
AI-Powered
Insights: We harness the capabilities of AI to provide healthcare professionals
with actionable insights, enabling more accurate diagnoses, personalized
treatment plans, and predictive interventions.
Patient
Empowerment: AI is leveraged to empower patients with access to information,
control over their health data, and user-friendly tools that facilitate active
participation in their care.
Clinical
Excellence: Our AI-driven solutions support healthcare professionals by
providing precise diagnostic tools, streamlining workflows, and facilitating
data-driven decision-making, thereby raising the bar for clinical excellence.
Cost
Efficiency: We understand the economic pressures within healthcare. Our AI
technologies aim to optimize resource utilization, reduce unnecessary
expenditures, and enhance overall cost-effectiveness.
Regulatory
Compliance: We adhere rigorously to all regulatory requirements, ensuring that
our AI-based products meet the highest standards of safety, efficacy, and
compliance.
Continuous
Innovation: Our commitment to value creation is an ongoing journey, and AI
plays a pivotal role. We embrace innovation, research, and development to stay
at the forefront of AI-powered Med Tech advancements.
As
we embark on this journey, we invite investors, partners, and stakeholders to
join us in shaping the future of healthcare through the transformative power of
AI. Together, we can drive meaningful change, improve patient lives, and create
lasting value within the Med Tech sector.
8.
Technology
for Management
a)
Intelligence
i)
The use of artificial intelligence
technology and others.
ii)
Medical services are as accessible as
possible - at any time of the day or night - and require nothing more than a
smartphone and the Internet
b)
CRM:
Intelligent pricing, management and sales
i)
Partners classified by knowledge level,
pricing, marketing and commercialization
ii)
Sales process control
iii)
Efficient management with scale by mapping
potential buyers based on specific characteristics
iv)
Defining a sales strategy before a
customer purchases a service
c)
Sensing
for monitoring and analysis
i)
Liabilities, regulatory restrictions and
utility
ii)
Quick identification of any issues
d)
Business
Intelligence
i)
Task/workflow management, scripts to
analyze each case
ii)
Intelligent data to resolve all issues in
the medical field: performance metrics, time, pricing, etc. Integrated and
Applied Innovation
e)
Geospatial
Vision of 100% of Portfolio
i)
Process automation, service, and lead
generation.
ii)
Medical professionals have created
services for people and companies.
iii)
Online services allow you to receive
services without the actual participation
9.
Risk
factors
a)
Risk factors connected to governments
regulations
Governments
have significant influence over the economy of their own state. This influence,
as well as political and economic conditions, could adversely affect the
shares.
Governments
frequently intervene in the economy and occasionally make significant changes
in policy and regulation. The governments, recently elected, could have an
impact on inflation rates, interest rates, changes in tax policies, wage and
price controls, currency devaluations, capital controls, exchange controls and
several other matters. We cannot control or predict the government's future
policy decisions. Any uncertainty over whether the government will implement
changes affecting these and other factors may create instability and, as a
result, this may adversely affect the shares and their price. Regardless of the
fact that the field of MedTech services is protected by consumer demand,
politics has an impact on the field of business and investment.
b) Risks
in legal sphere
We
are subject to anti-corruption, anti- bribery, anti-money laundering, sanctions
and antitrust laws and regulations.
We
are required to comply with the applicable laws and regulations, and we may
become subject to such laws and regulations in other jurisdictions. We cannot
guarantee that our internal policies and procedures will be sufficient to
prevent or detect any inappropriate practices, fraud or violations of law by
our affiliates, employees, officers, executives, partners, agents, suppliers
and service providers, nor that any such persons will not take actions in
violation of our policies and procedures. Any violations by us or any of our
affiliates, employees, directors, officers, partners, agents, suppliers and
service providers of anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws or sanctions
regulations could have a material adverse effect on our business, reputation,
results of operations and financial condition.
c) Risks
relating to the share regulatory environment
Shares
are being closely scrutinized by various regulatory bodies around the world.
There is a substantial risk that in numerous jurisdictions, shares may be
deemed to be a security. For example, applicable securities laws may limit the
ability to hold more than certain amounts of shares, restrict the ability to
transfer shares, require disclosure or other conditions on purchasers in
connection with any sale of shares, and may restrict the businesses that
facilitate exchanges or carry out transfers of shares. Every Purchaser of a
share is required to make a diligent inquiry to determine if the acquisition,
possession and possible transfer of the shares are legal in its jurisdiction
and to comply with all applicable laws.
The
legal ability of the Issuer to provide shares in some jurisdictions may be
eliminated by future regulation or legal actions. In response to such action,
the Issuer may take actions that adversely impact you and the shares you hold,
including (a) ceasing operations or restricting access in certain
jurisdictions, (b) adjusting shares in such a way to comply with applicable
rules and regulations, (c) restricting distributions or payouts, or (d) ceasing
operations entirely.
In
regard to the Issuer, a filing has not been made with SEC, the main regulator
in the United States of America. The offering of shares is not registered or
regulated in the USA and the Issuer’s activities are not approved or guaranteed
by SEC or by the United States of America’s Government. Neither SEC nor any
other governmental authority in the United States of America has any obligation
to any Purchaser of shares as to the performance or credit worthiness of the
Issuer. Neither SEC nor any other governmental authority in the United States
of America has passed judgment upon or approved the terms or merits of the
offering of shares. SEC shall not be liable for any losses or default of the
Issuer or for the correctness of any opinions or statements expressed in this
White Paper. There is no investment compensation scheme available in the United
States of America to either (i) purchasers of shares or (ii) the Issuer.
d) Risk
factors relating to the share
Purchaser
may never receive a distribution:
Investors
may never receive any benefit from holding Treint Investment inc. shares. A
legally compliant trading market for shares may never be developed and
peer-to-peer transfers of shares received by Investors will not be permitted
unless and until shareholders are otherwise notified by the Company, which may
require holders to hold their shares indefinitely.
As
per the content of this White Paper, it is intended that shareholders will be
eligible to receive payments from the Issuer upon determination of a
distribution to shareholders by the directors of the Issuer. However, as per
these risk factors, the Issuer may never make a profit or have any funds
available to make a distribution to shareholders. Furthermore, it is possible
that shareholders will be ineligible to receive any payout due to the
determinations of the Issuer including, for example, where shareholders have
not provided KYC for AML purposes or where shareholders are citizens or
residents in those restricted jurisdictions as determined by the Issuer.
Furthermore,
any payout shall be subject to the designation terms of the shareholders as a
class of beneficiary of the Issuer. Such terms may restrict payments by the
Issuer under certain circumstances or restrict certain shareholders to any
payout where such payment would not be in the best interests of the Issuer or
would be in breach of any laws or regulations. Furthermore, the directors have
the power to determine that profits of the Issuer may be used for reinvestment
or any other purpose (such as satisfying any liabilities) and therefore may
choose not to make any distribution to shareholders during the time that the
holder holds the shares. Additionally, the shareholders may trade or transfer
the shares and therefore may lose all rights to any distribution following such
trade.
e) If
there is insufficient demand, the SO will be canceled:
If
there is insufficient demand, the SO will be canceled and purchase orders made
by purchasers may be canceled. In such a scenario, any amounts already paid by
purchasers will be refunded net of charges incurred, if any.
f) Shares
are non-refundable:
Save
where the SO is canceled, the Issuer is not obliged to provide shareholders
with a refund for any reason and shareholders will not receive money or other
compensation in lieu of a refund.
Statements
set out in this White Paper are merely expressions of the Issuer’s objectives
and desired work plan to achieve those objectives and no promises of future
performance or price are or will be made in respect to shares, including no
promise of inherent value and no guarantee that shares will hold any particular
value.
g) Shares
are provided on an “as is” basis:
shares
will be provided on an “as is” basis. The Issuer and each of their respective
directors, officers, employees, equity holders, supervisors, affiliates and
licensors make no representations or warranties of any kind, whether express,
implied, statutory or otherwise regarding shares, including any warranty of
title, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or any warranty that
shares will be uninterrupted, error-free or free of harmful components, secure
or not otherwise lost or damaged. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable
law, the Issuer and each of their respective directors, officers, employees,
equity holders, supervisors, affiliates and licensors disclaim all warranties,
including any implied warranties of merchantability, satisfactory quality,
fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, or quiet enjoyment, and any
warranties arising out of any course of dealings, usage or trade.
h) The
shares will be entirely uninsured:
The
shares are not like bank accounts or other similar accounts. The shares are
entirely uninsured and any value they may hold at any time may decrease or be
eliminated in the future.
i) The
purchase of the shares involves liquidity risks that may subject a shareholders
to losses
There
is no existing trading market for our shares, and we have no guarantees that
the shares will be negotiated in any exchange or secondary market. The shares
are a new issuance of digital assets for which there is no established public
market. Moreover, there can be no assurance that any such existing share
exchanges will accept the listing of shares or maintain the listing if it is
accepted. There can be no assurance that a secondary market will develop or if
a secondary market does develop, that it will provide shareholders with
liquidity of investment or that it will continue for the life of the shares.
Additionally, the Issuer cannot guarantee that there will be enough liquidity
to sell shares on any exchange or secondary market.
In
addition, at times it may be difficult to dispose of the service assets due to
low or nonexistent demand or negotiability. In such cases, we may face
difficulties in negotiating or disposing of such assets at a convenient price
or time. As a consequence, we depend on the income from our investments to make
distributions to shareholders.
j) We
will have the right to cancel the shares:
We
shall have the right to cancel the shares of a shareholder at any time at our
sole discretion, including if the relevant shareholders have not provided
information requested by us (including, but not limited to, information
requested in connection with AML/KYC purposes). Any such cancellation shall be
made in exchange for a cancellation price, which will be based on the current
fair market value attributed to the share. On the other hand, shareholders
will have no right to force or induce a repurchase or redemption of the shares.
k) Risks
relating to blockchain networks
Potential
purchasers may not have the appropriate skills to secure, trade or collect
distributions using the shares or to comply with the requirements of the Issuer
(including, but not limited to, information requested in connection with a
periodic shareholders check). Knowledge of blockchain asset exchanges and other
industry participants may be needed to comply with the requirements of the
offering.
In
addition, the blockchain, which will be used for shares, is susceptible to
mining attacks, including double-spend attacks, majority mining power attacks,
“selfish-mining” attacks, and race condition attacks, as well as other new
forms of attack that may be created. Any successful attacks present a risk to
shares, expected proper execution and sequencing of shares, and to expected
proper execution and sequencing of contract computations in general. Mining
attacks may also target other blockchain networks with which shares interact,
which may consequently significantly impact shares.
l) Loss
of private keys may render shares worthless:
If
a private key (seed phrase) is lost, destroyed or otherwise compromised and no
backup of the private key is accessible, you will not be able to access the
blockchain asset associated with the corresponding address, and the Issuer will
not be able to restore the private key. Any loss of private keys relating to
digital wallets used to store blockchain assets may result in a complete and
irreversible loss of the shares.
m) Exchange
risks:
If
Purchaser sends Stable Coin to the Issuer from an exchange or an account that
Purchaser does not control, shares will be allocated to the account that has
sent Stable Coin; therefore, Purchaser may never receive or be able to recover
Purchaser’s shares. Furthermore, if Purchaser chooses to maintain or hold
shares through a cryptocurrency exchange or other third party, Purchaser’s
shares may be stolen, lost or retained by the exchange. The Issuer cannot
control the exchange process on secondary markets or exchanges and therefore
cannot guarantee the safety of shares.
n) Risk
of incompatible wallet services:
The
wallet or wallet service provider used for the acquisition and storage of
shares has to be technically compatible with shares. Failure to ensure this may
result in the Purchaser not being able to gain access to its shares.
o) Risk
of weaknesses or exploitable breakthroughs in the field of cryptography:
Advances
in cryptography, or other technical advances such as the development of quantum
computers, could present risks to cryptocurrencies, shares, which could result
in the theft or loss of shares.
Quantum
computers pose several risks to cryptocurrencies due to their incrementally
faster processing speeds. Although application- specific integrated circuits
(ASICs) used to mine cryptocurrencies are likely to remain faster than quantum
computers in the near term, within the next 10 years, experts expect quantum
computers to outpace them, with potentially harmful effects on the ledgers. For
example, if a group of cryptocurrency miners controlled a majority of the
computational power on the network, it could control the ledger in a manner
adverse to other users. Another issue could arise with private keys, as quantum
computers may be able to hack them using the public key. Certain protocols
could be changed to be resistant to hacking by quantum computers, but such
alternatives may not exist until well into the future if at all. If quantum
computers are used to hack cryptocurrencies without our knowledge, ledgers will
be affected, which could have a material adverse effect on our business. The
Issuer cannot guarantee the resistance of shares and the protocol to hacking,
malware or any other types of attacks.
p) Irreversible
nature of blockchain transactions:
Transactions
involving shares that have been verified, and thus recorded as a block on the
blockchain, generally cannot be undone. Even if the transaction turns out to
have been in error, or due to theft of a user’s shares, the transaction is not
reversible. Further, at this time, there is no governmental, regulatory,
investigative, or prosecutorial authority or mechanism through which actions or
complaints can be made regarding missing or stolen shares. Consequently, the
Issuer may be unable to replace missing shares or seek reimbursement for any
erroneous transfer or theft of shares.
The Treint program may be the target of
malicious cyberattacks or may contain exploitable flaws in its underlying code,
which may result in disruption of business, security breaches and the loss or
theft of shares. If the security of Treint is compromised or if the Treint
platform is subjected to attacks that frustrate or thwart our users’ ability to
access the Platform, their shares or the Treint Platform products and services,
users may cut back on or stop using the Treint Platform altogether, which could
seriously curtail the utilization of the shares and cause a decline in the
market price of the shares.
There
can be no assurances that the Treint platform and the creating, transfer or
storage of the Treint Investment Inc. shares will be uninterrupted or fully
secure which may result in a complete loss of Investors’ Treint Investment Inc.
shares
q) The
Issuer is subject to cybersecurity and data loss risks or other security
breaches:
The
shares involve the storage and transmission of shareholders’ proprietary
information, and security breaches could cause a risk of loss or misuse of this
information, and of resulting claims, fines and litigation. The shares may be
subject to a variety of cyber-attacks, which may continue to occur from time to
time. An attack or a breach of security could result in a loss of private data,
unauthorized trades, an interruption of potential trading for an extended
period of time, violation of applicable privacy and other laws, significant
legal and financial exposure, damage to reputation, and a loss of confidence in
security measures, any of which could have a material adverse effect on the
financial results and business of the Issuer. Attackers can also manipulate
the crypto assets markets. Moreover, markets for cryptocurrencies are not
typically subject to oversight by any prudential or by other regulators that
impose minimum financial or business conduct standards, or that require minimum
cybersecurity protections. Additionally, attackers can target platforms that
buy and sell crypto assets and digital wallets that hold cryptocurrencies.
A
decrease in the price of a single blockchain asset may cause volatility in the
entire blockchain asset industry and may affect other blockchain assets
including the Treint Investment shares. For example, a security breach that
affects investor or user confidence in Bitcoin may affect the industry as a
whole and may also cause the price of the Treint Investment Inc. shares and
other blockchain assets to fluctuate.
r) Tax
risks
The
tax characterization of the share is under consideration in different
jurisdictions and may vary even within a jurisdiction. Likewise, the
investments made by the Issuer in the Target Assets may be impacted by
amendments in tax regulations in force to date. Prospective shareholders must
seek their own tax advice in the relevant jurisdictions in connection with
acquiring shares, which may result in adverse tax consequences, including
withholding taxes, income taxes and tax reporting requirements.
s) Risk
factors relating to issuer and our business
Legal
structure of Issuer:
The
Issuer is a company incorporated in the Delaware state, United States of
America. The Issuer is a corporate body which has a separate legal personality
capable of exercising all the functions of a natural person of full capacity
irrespective of any question of corporate benefit and having perpetual
succession. The constitution of the Issuer is contained in two documents: the
statement of incorporator and the By-Laws (By-Laws). The By-Laws of exempted
foundation companies typically provide that there must be at least one director
and the management of the company is the responsibility of, and is carried out
by, its board of directors. As a holder of shares, you are not entitled to any
shares of the Issuer nor to any other right or interest in or to the Issuer
(including any debt or equity interest therein) and will have no rights to
appoint or remove the board of directors or operators of Issuer. Because shares
confer no governance rights of any kind with respect to the Issuer, all
decisions involving the Issuer´s activities will be made by the Issuer at its
sole discretion.
t) The
Issuer may require additional capital to support operations or growth and may
need to create and sell additional shares in the future.
From
time to time, the Issuer may need additional capital to operate or grow its
business.
Any shares sold (or issuable upon conversion of other instruments we may sell)
may be sold at prices and on other terms that differ from those in this White
Paper. The Issuer’s ability to obtain additional capital will depend on
investors and lender demand, operating performance, the condition of the
capital markets, and other factors. Additional capital may not be available on
favorable terms when required, or at all.
Our
lack of business diversification could cause you to lose all or some of your
investment if we are unable to generate revenues from our primary services.
u) There
is and will be limited information related to the business of the Issuer:
You
may not be able to obtain all information you would want regarding the Issuer,
the shares, the investments made by the Issuer or the corporate governance of
the Issuer, on a timely basis or at all. It is possible that you may not be
aware on a timely basis of material adverse changes that have occurred with
respect to certain of its investments. While the Issuer has made efforts to
use open- source development for shares, this information may be highly
technical by nature. The Issuer is not obliged to keep users, purchasers, and
holders of shares updated on its business (including progress and expected milestones).
Because of these difficulties, as well as other uncertainties, you may not have
accurate or accessible information about the Issuer.
Ownership
of shares does not give the owners voting rights or any other control over the
Company or the Treint technology (IT-products).
v) Shares
are not a loan and you will have no control of the Issuer:
Shares
do not represent a loan to the Issuer nor do they provide the Purchaser with
any ownership or other interest in or to the Issuer. For greater certainty, the
purchase of shares does not provide the Purchaser with any form of ownership
right or other interest in or to Issuer or its present or future assets and
revenues, including, but not limited to, any voting, distribution, redemption,
liquidation, revenue sharing, proprietary (including all forms of intellectual
property), or other financial or legal rights. You are not, and will not be,
entitled to vote or be deemed the holder of capital stock of the Issuer for
any purpose, nor will anything be construed to confer on you any of the rights
of a stockholder of the Issuer or any right to vote for the election of
directors or upon any matter submitted to stockholders at any meeting thereof,
or to give or withhold consent to any corporate action or to receive notice
of meetings, or to receive subscription rights or otherwise.
w) The
Issuer may not be able to fully execute its business strategy, which could
adversely affect the results of the share.
The
Issuer believes that it is necessary to expand its product by country to
consolidate and expand its parent company portfolio, although the Issuer cannot
guarantee that its projects and portfolio expansion strategies can be
successfully implemented in the future, but the introduction of new technology
and successfully implemented projects in the many countries, reduces the risk
component of the project. The licensing process for new programs in Services
may require excessive time and expense, which could adversely affect the
performance and profitability of the share.
There
may be occasions when certain individuals involved in the development of Target
assets may encounter potential conflicts of interest in connection with the
Product Launch, such that said party may avoid a loss, or even realize a gain,
when other Investors in the SO are suffering losses.
There
may be occasions when certain individuals involved in the development and
launch of the Target assets or shares may encounter potential conflicts of
interest in connection with this Offering, such that said party may avoid a
loss, or even realize a gain, when other Investors in the are suffering losses.
Investors may also have conflicting investment, tax, and other interests.
Decisions made by the key employees of Treint Investment Inc. may be more
beneficial for some Investors than for others.
x) Litigation
In
the ordinary course of business, the Issuer and/ or Treint Investment Inc. may
enter into related party transactions on an arm’s length basis and on market
terms, pursuant to our related party transactions and conflicts of interest
policy, business transactions, taxes, and others. It will assess the likelihood
of any loss or exposure of any claims. Litigation is subject to inherent
uncertainties, and an adverse result in these or other matters may arise from
time to time that may harm business. If a loss is considered probable and the
amount can be reasonably estimated, it will recognize an expense for the
estimated loss. In addition to the estimated loss, the recorded liability would
include probable and estimable legal costs associated with the claim or
potential claim. The Issuer may not have insurance coverage for certain
matters. There is no assurance that any claim would not materially and
adversely affect its business, financial position, and results of operations or
cash flows.
y) Rights
of ownership in the Company
Your
purchase of shares does not convey any rights of ownership in the Company or
any rights to any financial obligation of the Company (debt or otherwise).
Accordingly, the financial state of the Company is relevant only insofar as the
Company must have sufficient funding and ability to perform the tasks to
develop and maintain the Target Asset.
z) We
do not anticipate dividends to be paid on our common stock and investors may
lose the entire amount of their investment.
A
dividend has never been declared or paid in cash on our common stock and we do
not anticipate such a declaration or payment for the foreseeable future. We
expect to use future earnings, if any, to fund business growth. Therefore,
stockholders will not receive any funds absent a sale of their shares. We
cannot assure stockholders of a positive return on their investment when they
sell their shares nor can we assure that stockholders will not lose the entire
amount of their investment.
aa) We
have sought or intend to seek an exemption in multiple states for this
offering; however, there can be no assurance that an investor in this offering
will have a similar exemption covering their resale and we do not currently
have plans to qualify any resells in any state.
For
this offering, we have sought or intend to seek in multiple states an exemption
from registration for securities offered and sold under Rule 506 of Regulation
D of the Securities Act. There can be no assurance that a subscriber to
this offering will have a state exemption for their resale. We do not
currently have plans to qualify any resells in any state. In the event
that a subscriber to this offering does not have available a state exemption
for the transfer of his shares and we have not qualified such transfers in the
state, the subscriber will not be able to transfer his shares.
bb) For
this offering, we have sought or intend to seek in multiple states an exemption
from registration for securities offered and sold under Rule 506 of Regulation
D of the Securities Act. There can be no assurance that a subscriber to
this offering will have a state exemption for their resale. We do not
currently have plans to qualify any resells in any state. In the event
that a subscriber to this offering does not have available a state exemption
for the transfer of his shares and we have not qualified such transfers in the
state, the subscriber will not be able to transfer his shares.
cc) Other
disclosures
Share
purchases should only be made by accredited investors according to Rule 501
Reg. D. If the prospective investor is not a US citizen, then his compliance
with the criteria of an accredited investor is determined by the investor's
national legislation, depending on his residence or location and in accordance
with international law. By purchasing shares, an investor truthfully guarantees
Trient Investment Inc. his compliance with the requirements of an accredited
investor.
The
Purchaser should have a functional understanding of storage and transmission
mechanisms associated with other shares. The Issuer will not be responsible in
any way for loss of shares resulting from actions taken by, or omitted by
purchasers. If you do not have such experience or expertise, then you should
not purchase shares or participate in the sale of shares. In addition to the
risks included above, there are other risks associated with your purchase,
possession and use of shares, including unanticipated risks. Such risks may
further materialize as unanticipated variations or combinations of the risks
discussed above.
10.
Marketing
notes
Target
Audience
Hospitals and
Medical Institutions
● Needs:
Automation and digitalization of medical record management processes, increased
efficiency in patient data management, and optimization of interactions between
departments.
● Offering:
The project offers comprehensive solutions for Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
management, including integration with existing medical information systems,
enhancing data security, and simplifying access to information for medical
staff.
Individuals
Seeking Medical Services
● Needs:
Convenient access to quality medical services, the ability to manage personal
medical records, simplification of the process for making appointments and
receiving consultations.
● Offering:
A user platform that allows individuals to manage their medical records, make
appointments with specialists, receive online consultations, and monitor their
health through analytics and personalized recommendations.
Project
Features
Medical Record
Management
● Innovations:
Use of blockchain technologies to ensure the security and reliability of
medical data storage. Development of intuitive interfaces for doctors and
patients, simplifying the process of entering and accessing medical records.
● Advantages:
Speeding up the information exchange process between various medical
institutions, reducing the likelihood of medical errors due to the completeness
and timeliness of information.
Medical Histories
and Personalized Medicine
● Innovations:
Use of artificial intelligence to analyze medical records with the aim of
identifying patterns that can assist in diagnostics and the selection of the
most effective treatment methods.
● Advantages:
Improvement in the quality of care through personalized medical recommendations
based on a patient's medical history and the latest scientific research.
Data
and Analytics for Decision-Making
Rationale
and Value: At the heart of our approach is the use of
advanced analytical tools and big data algorithms. This enables us to provide
in-depth analytical reports and forecasts on public health status, disease
prevalence, and treatment efficacy. Utilizing real-time data for adaptive
management of medical services enhances treatment quality and optimizes
healthcare expenditures.
Goal:
Highlighting our capability to analyze and apply medical data to improve
healthcare, we showcase our contribution to the advancement of personalized
medicine and prevention. This confirms our role as an innovator in the field of
medical technologies, striving to improve patient care and the efficiency of
medical institutions.
11.
Notes
& Alerts
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white paper is intended solely for informational purposes and does not
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making any investment decisions. These risk factors are not exhaustive, and
there may be additional risks and uncertainties not mentioned in this document
that could materially affect the business and operations of Treint Investment
Inc.
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