Live events.
Fans buy tickets months before the show. Costs come first. We are building a way to close that gap, and we will not open it before we can underwrite it.
Advances against ticketing
Fans pay months before the show. Venues, crews and artists need cash long before the doors open. We want to advance against ticket revenue already sold, held in an account we can see.
- EUR 25,000 to 150,000 per tour or festival
- Sized on tickets already sold
- Promoters and festivals with a three-year show history
- Ticketing through a platform that reports daily
- Insurance in place
- Tickets sold against capacity
- Refund and cancellation terms
- Who holds the ticket cash until the show
- Fund an unsold show
- Advance against a headline artist's word
- Ignore cancellation cover
Frequently asked questions
Are live-event advances open?
Not yet. We are building the underwriting and will not open it before we can assess the risk properly. You can tell us what you run through the form.
What would an advance be based on?
Ticket revenue already sold and held on an account we can see, for tours and festivals, typically EUR 25,000 to 150,000.
What are the main risks?
Cancelled shows, promoter or venue default and refund claims. These risks are why this strategy is not part of the offering yet.
Apply for details.
Tell us who you are. We will contact you when the full offering opens, by 10 January 2027. Family offices, private credit funds and qualified investors.
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