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Cargo is a venue for receipted real-world assets. In each vault, the Vault SPV is the only seller of new shares. Originators supply receipted lots, buyers bid for shares below NAV, and market makers keep the secondary price close to NAV. Cargo earns venue fees on that flow, not a spread on your capital.

Architecture

Every vault is built from the same layers. The examples in brackets are the Genesis Vault’s.

How Money and Goods Flow

How goods and money move between the parties, step by step. Solid arrows are goods and actions; dashed arrows are payments. Buyers settle atomically in the auction, and the Vault SPV is paid when the goods are sold to an offtaker.

Fee Schedule

The venue fees below are the standard schedule, as set for the Genesis Vault. Each vault’s Rulebook confirms its own schedule. In the Genesis Vault, over a lot’s life of about 45 days, venue fees come to about 1.35% of the lot: 0.50% listing, plus 0.25% on each side of about 1.5 auction trades (0.75%), plus 0.10% on redemption. That is an estimate, not a fixed charge; lot life differs by asset.
Rule and fee changes take effect after 30 days’ notice, except safety fixes. The binding schedule is in the Rulebook and your signed agreement.