Olami helps expatriates keep their real home-country mobile number after moving abroad—preserving access to banking, government verification, family, and long-standing contacts.
Regulation D · Rule 506(c) · For verified accredited investors only
Assumes a Year-5 liquidity event, an 8× EBITDA exit multiple and 15% cumulative dilution. Net of 20% carried interest and the 1% Administrative Services Fee through the modeled exit; before Fund expenses and entity-level taxes. Investor taxes are additional. Returns are projections, not guaranteed. Total loss of capital is possible.
The sponsor has already built the model through a separately owned Israeli operation. This raise funds the same product and playbook in the United States, Canada, and Brazil.
Olami Net Inc. is a new-market business with no current revenue, customers or executed carrier agreements in its target markets as of the offering documents' date. The separately owned Israeli operation provides operating context and is not being acquired.
The sponsor reports approximately $600,000 in annual recurring revenue within 17 months in Israel.
Sponsor-reported operating results are unaudited. The Israeli operation is separately owned and is not part of this investment.
The monthly subscription model addresses a persistent need tied to identity verification and personal connectivity.
The $8 million raise is deployed in three tranches tied to operating milestones rather than released all at once.
Investors commit capital to the Fund; the Fund deploys it through an SPV into Olami's Series A Preferred in stages as the new-market thesis is tested. Complete terms appear in the offering documents.
As of October 6, 2026, no term sheet had been executed. The preference, governance and other investor protections described here are terms the Manager requires in the definitive transaction documents. No capital deploys until those documents contain the required terms.
After original invested capital is returned, remaining proceeds are split 80% to participating members and 20% to the Manager, with no catch-up. Fund expenses are additional. The Company pays the Manager $160,000 in fixed origination fees across the three tranche closings from financing proceeds, reducing capital available to the Company.
If a later tranche milestone is not met by its scheduled date, the Company has a 90-day cure period. If the milestone remains unmet, the Fund may decline that tranche.
Customer acquisition costs observed in Israel may not transfer to the new markets. Carrier agreements remain unexecuted as of the offering documents' date. Permanent-roaming restrictions and telecom compliance obligations may affect launch and operating costs. The investment is illiquid, and total loss of capital is possible.
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