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Article 27: Fund-Raising and Payment Provisions

Art. 27
Status unknownSaudi ArabiaRegulation

Issued by Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) Rulebook

1- The fund-raising period for each Institutional Beneficiary shall not exceed (60) days, provided that the funds are transferred to the Institutional Beneficiary within a period not exceeding five working days after the total Finance Amount is raised. In the event that the requested Finance Amount is not covered during the fund-raising period, the finance campaign shall be void, and Participants shall be refunded within (15) days after the end of the fund-raising period. 2- The Debt-Based Crowdfunding Company shall publish the Institutional Beneficiary’s information on the Platform, granting a period of no less than (24) hours for Participants to view this information before the beginning of the fund-raising period. Participants shall be allowed to withdraw their finance amounts at any time prior to the completion of the Finance Amount. 3- The Finance Amount repayment period shall not exceed (60) months. The Debt-Based Crowdfunding Company may extend this period upon the Participants’ approval. 4- Repayment shall only be made through electronic channels, and it is prohibited to repay in cash. 5- The Debt-Based Crowdfunding Company, which enables automatic participation in the financing option, shall clarify this for the Participants and obtain their pre-approval to activate this option and allow them to cancel it at any time. 6- The funds available in the Collection Account shall be separate and independent from the funds of the Debt-Based Crowdfunding Company, and shall not be used for purposes other than collecting and managing the Finance Amount. 7- The account used for Participants’ funds in the Debt-Based Crowdfunding Company shall be named (Finance Amount Management Account - name of the Debt-Based Crowdfunding Company).

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