Risk disclosure
Last updated: March 2026
General Warning
Investing in trade receivables involves significant risks, including the possible loss of all or part of your invested capital. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Key Risks
- Default risk: The debtor may fail to pay the invoice at maturity, partially or in full.
- Delayed payment risk: Payment may be received later than expected, affecting your expected yield.
- Fraud risk: Despite our AI-powered verification, there remains a residual risk of fraudulent invoices.
- Concentration risk: Investing in a single or small number of receivables increases portfolio risk.
- Currency risk: For multi-currency investments, exchange rate fluctuations may affect returns.
- Liquidity risk: There is currently no secondary market. Investments are held until maturity.
- Country risk: Economic, political, or regulatory changes in debtor countries may affect payment.
No Investment Advice
Tauraco does not provide investment advice. The information on the Platform is for informational purposes only. You should consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Risk Grading
Our risk grades (A to D) are based on proprietary scoring algorithms and represent our assessment of relative risk. They are not guarantees of debtor solvency or repayment.
Suitability
Investment in trade receivables may not be suitable for all investors. You should only invest amounts you can afford to lose, and you should ensure this type of investment is compatible with your risk profile.