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Investment Campaign Terms & Conditions
Last Updated: January 29, 2026
Entity: Outsource Kigali Ltd (trading as "MOTARI")
1. Definitions and Interpretation
- "Company": Outsource Kigali Ltd, a private company limited by shares incorporated under the laws of Rwanda, operating the product "MOTARI".
- "Investor": Any individual or entity that funds the purchase of an Asset for the purpose of leasing it to the Company.
- "Asset": The electric motorcycle (e.g., Ampersand or Spiro model) purchased by the Investor and leased to the Company.
- "Agreement": The Lease-to-Purchase contract signed between the Investor and the Company.
2. The Investment Model
The investment is structured as a Lease-to-Purchase Agreement where:
- 1Purchase: The Investor funds the acquisition of an electric motorcycle (approx. Rwf 1,600,000).
- 2Lease: The Investor hands over exclusive usage rights of the Asset to the Company for a fixed period (Standard Term: 24 Months).
- 3Operation: The Company manages the daily operations, including rider onboarding, battery swaps, and revenue collection.
- 4Returns: The Company pays the Investor a fixed periodic installment.
3. Financial Terms
- Total Contract Value: The total return paid to the Investor shall be fixed in the specific Lease Agreement (e.g., Rwf 2,400,000 over 24 months for a Rwf 1.5M investment).
- ROI Reference: While campaigns may advertise returns (e.g., up to 65% or +50% ROI), the binding financial obligation is the "Fixed Monthly Sum" stated in the signed individual contract.
- Payment Schedule: Payments are made via Bank Transfer or Mobile Money. The standard schedule requires payments by the 5th day of every month unless a weekly schedule is otherwise agreed.
4. Obligations of the Company (MOTARI)
To ensure a "hands-off" experience for the Investor, the Company assumes full responsibility for:
- Operational Costs: Covering all costs related to battery swaps, charging, and minor repairs.
- Compliance: Managing insurance renewals, "contrôle technique," and yellow card documentation.
- Risk Management: Paying any traffic fines or penalties incurred by riders during the operation of the Asset.
- Personnel: Recruiting and managing qualified riders.
5. Transfer of Ownership
- Retention of Title: The Investor retains legal ownership of the motorcycle throughout the 24-month repayment period.
- Automatic Transfer: Upon the successful payment of the final installment (Month 24), ownership of the Asset automatically transfers to Outsource Kigali Ltd (or its designated rider).
- Formalities: The Investor agrees to sign the Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) "Transfer of Ownership" form at the end of the contract. The Company bears the transfer costs.
6. Termination and Default
- Unilateral Termination: If the Investor wishes to terminate the agreement early without valid legal cause, they are liable to pay a penalty (Standard Penalty: Rwf 500,000).
- Company Default: If the Company fails to make payments for two (2) consecutive months, the Investor reserves the right to repossess the Asset.
- Investor Breach: Attempting to reclaim the Asset while payments are up to date constitutes a breach of contract and is subject to penalties.
7. Risk Disclosure
- Asset Depreciation: Investors acknowledge that the Asset is a depreciating vehicle used for commercial transport.
- Operational Risks: While the Company covers maintenance, the investment is subject to market risks, regulatory changes in the Rwandan transport sector, and general business risks associated with mobility startups.
8. Governing Law & Dispute Resolution
- Jurisdiction: These terms are governed by the Laws of the Republic of Rwanda.
Dispute Process:
- 1Amicable Settlement: Parties must first attempt to resolve disputes amicably within fourteen (14) days.
- 2Courts: Failing that, disputes shall be referred to the competent Commercial Courts of Rwanda.
Disclaimer
These Terms & Conditions serve as a general framework for the MOTARI investment campaign. In the event of a conflict between these terms and the specific Lease-to-Purchase Agreement signed by an investor, the signed Agreement shall prevail.