Tremis Route Capital
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Secured yield fromAmerican freight

Tremis runs parcel delivery routes for a national carrier and is buying more from partner contractors. Series R-1 funds those purchases and pays 18.2% a year, secured by the routes, their cash flow, the fleet, the facility and bank deposits.

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Fixed yield
18.2%
a year, paid quarterly
Collateral pool
$9.0M
routes, fleet, facility, deposits
Coverage
3.2x
collateral to tokens issued
Routes owned
12
plus about 9 targeted with R-1

A secured note backed by working routes

Your capital buys routes from partner contractors. They stay on Tremis's balance sheet and, with everything else the business owns, secure your tokens.

The current round. $1.00 per token, 18.2% a year paid every quarter, closing at target or 31 January 2027. Minimum subscription $500, funded by bank transfer in USD, CAD, EUR or GBP, card, PayPal, Payz, Interac e-Transfer, USDC or USDT.

Eligible investors only

Holders are paid before Tremis keeps a dollar

The routes settle weekly. After operating costs and existing debt, the coupon to token holders comes first, and Tremis keeps what is left. Below: Q3 2026 settlement revenue, to scale.

Operating costs — drivers, fuel, maintenance, insurance, facility$1,120,00069.8%
Debt service on existing fleet and facility loans$218,00013.6%
Interest to token holders — 18.2% a year, $0.0455 per token$129,2208.1%
Retained by Tremis$136,7808.5%

Your capital buys routes, and the routes secure it

At target, Series R-1 raises $6.00M. Most of it goes straight into routes bought from partner contractors, and each one joins the collateral pool when it closes.

Route acquisitions — about 9 routes from partner contractors$5,100,00085%
Onboarding, vehicles and equipment for the new routes$600,00010%
Cash reserve for coupons and repairs$300,0005%

Source

Step 1

Routes offered by partner contractors in the carrier's network, often when an owner retires or consolidates.

Diligence

Step 2

Settlement history, contract terms and vehicle condition checked line by line before any offer.

Value and buy

Step 3

An independent appraisal sets the price ceiling, then the purchase closes.

Onboard

Step 4

The route enters the registry and the collateral pool, and its revenue starts paying the coupon.

Tremis already runs the routes. Series R-1 funds the next ones, and every one of them secures your tokens.
0routes owned and running today
0vehicles in the fleet
0collateral coverage on tokens issued

Route cash flow covers the coupon 2.1 times

Cash left after operating costs and existing debt, against the $129,220 of quarterly interest due on 2,840,000 tokens.

QuarterSettlement revenueCash after costs and debtCoupon coverage
Q3 2026$1,604,000$266,0002.1x
Q2 2026$1,590,000$260,0002.0x
Q1 2026$1,571,000$254,0002.0x
Q4 2025$1,548,000$246,0001.9x
Q3 2025$1,520,000$238,0001.8x

What secures your tokens

Token holders are secured by the whole operating base. Each asset is a registry record with its own valuation and documents, and every purchased route is added as it closes.

AssetDetailValue
Route contracts12 owned, Fort Wayne and Toledo terminals$7,000,000
Vehicles20 step vans and tractors$1,200,000
Office and cross-docking stationFort Wayne, IN$500,000
Bank security depositsHeld at the company's bank$300,000
Collateral pool3.2x the 2,840,000 tokens issued$9,000,000

Four steps from sign-up to first coupon

Verify once

Identity, sanctions and eligibility checks run before any investment screen opens. Your wallet is whitelisted on the token contract, and nothing can be allocated to an address that is not on that list.

  • Document and liveness check through the KYC provider
  • Sanctions and PEP screening, re-run before every coupon
  • Jurisdiction and accreditation rules applied server-side
  • Wallet ownership proven by signature
Takes a few minutes. Minimum subscription $500.

Built for a regulated offering, not a token launch

Every claim on this page is backed by a document a verified investor can open, or by a rule enforced in code.

Routes, vehicles and the facility were appraised by a third party in June 2026 and are re-appraised annually. Route revenue comes from settlement statements, not projections, and every purchased route is valued before it joins the pool.

Only whitelisted, eligible investors can hold or receive the token. Jurisdiction and accreditation rules are applied server-side before any allocation and enforced again by the transfer restriction on-chain.

Token and coupon contracts were reviewed by an external security firm before mainnet. The report is public and linked from the data room, together with the deployed addresses.

Each coupon is computed from token balances at the record date at a fixed $0.0455 per token, and keyed by period. A run executed twice pays once, and every payment is written to the ledger.

Every compliance, registry and treasury action is recorded with actor, target, result and timestamp. Records are versioned, never overwritten, so what the tokens were issued against stays reconstructable.

Our registry, your tokens

Four systems, one chain of custody from a parcel route to a payout in your wallet.

01

Assets as records

Routes, vehicles, contracts and facilities as versioned records. Editing one writes a new version — it never rewrites what tokens were issued against.

Record types4
Linked toSeries R-1
Change logappend-only
02

Permissioned token

ERC-20 compatible and transfer-restricted, with investor permissions and supply controls that change without redeploying.

NetworkBase
Supply6,000,000
Transferswhitelist only
03

Subscriptions & redemptions

Bank and stablecoin funding matched to allocations. Redemption pays the holder, burns the tokens and reduces supply in one sequence.

Fundingwire · card · stablecoin
Redemptionquarterly window
On failureexception, not drift
04

Coupon engine

Balances at the record date in, idempotent coupon payments and an audit entry out. Every holder's amount is derived, never typed.

Rate18.2% a year
Paidquarterly
Re-runpays once

Roadmap

First acquisitions

The first routes bought with R-1 close and join the collateral pool, while bank subscriptions open the round to investors without stablecoins.

  • First 2 partner routes acquired
  • USD, CAD, EUR and GBP subscriptions
  • Q3 coupon paid, 15 October

Operators first, buyers second

The people who run today's routes are the ones who choose, price and take over the next ones. Roles below are the ones accountable for what investors see.

Arkadiy Shpindler

President

Founded the contractor in 2018, signs the operating agreements and leads every route purchase with partner contractors.

Acquisitions

Sourcing & diligence

Finds routes for sale in the network, checks their settlement history and negotiates the price against the appraisal.

Operations

20 vehicles, cross-dock

Dispatch, fleet maintenance and driver staffing, and taking over each new route without a gap in service.

Finance & compliance

Treasury & investors

Pays the quarterly coupon, keeps the collateral register, manages redemptions and investor eligibility.

From the operator

QUARTERLY COUPON
22 Sep 2026

Q3 coupon set for 15 October

$0.0455 per token to every holder on the 30 September record date. Cash after costs and debt covered the coupon 2.1 times this quarter; the reconciliation is in the data room.

ACQUISITIONS
08 Sep 2026

Two partner routes enter diligence

A P&D route in Fort Wayne and a linehaul route in Toledo are under review, with settlement statements for the last 24 months. Both would join the collateral pool on closing.

ROUTE CONTRACT
27 Aug 2026

RT-TOL-211 enters contract renewal

The Toledo linehaul contract is up for renewal in 18 days. Its revenue is flagged in the Q3 projection, and the collateral register carries the renewal status until it is signed.

What investors ask first

What exactly do I own?

A $1.00 note in token form that pays 18.2% a year, quarterly. It is secured by Tremis's operating base: the routes it owns and buys, their cash flow, the fleet, the office and cross-docking station, and security deposits at the bank.

What happens to the money I invest?

About 85% buys routes from partner contractors in the carrier's network, 10% onboards them with vehicles and equipment, and 5% stays in reserve. Every purchased route joins the collateral pool when it closes.

Where does the interest come from?

From route settlement revenue, after operating costs and existing debt. The coupon is paid before Tremis keeps anything, and in Q3 2026 cash after costs and debt covered it 2.1 times.

What if a purchased route earns less than expected?

The coupon is a fixed rate, not a share of each route's profit, so it is paid from the cash flow of all routes together. Each route is priced against an independent appraisal and 24 months of settlement history before purchase.

Can I sell whenever I want?

Not on an exchange, because transfers are restricted to whitelisted investors. You can request redemption at par, $1.00 a token, in the quarterly window, filled from the redemption pool in submission order. A regulated secondary venue is on the 2028 roadmap.

Who can invest?

Verified investors in permitted jurisdictions who pass identity, sanctions and eligibility checks. The rules are applied server-side and enforced on the token contract before any allocation.

What happens if a route contract is not renewed?

The record is flagged in the registry, the affected revenue is removed from the next quarter's projection, and the change is disclosed with the quarterly report. Portfolio concentration by terminal is published in the data room.

Series R-1 closes 31 January 2027

Verification takes a few minutes. Minimum subscription $500.

Offering

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White paper

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Tremis DLS Inc.

Fort Wayne, Indiana. Independent route contracts with a national parcel carrier since 2018.

© 2026 Tremis DLS Inc. Offering documents are available to verified investors. Target yield is not guaranteed. Past performance is not indicative of future results.