Compute Default Protection
Protect contracted revenue through a qualifying offtake interruption.
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How it works
Lenders will not finance GPUs without multi-year contracted revenue from an offtaker, and even then the worry is that a weaker offtaker walks. Compute default protection covers that revenue: in a qualifying interruption, it pays up to a year of missed payments, breathing room to find a new offtaker.
It is an annual policy, tailored to your offtake agreement. The program seeks to place it with A- rated carriers.
Book a call
Send us the offtake contract and the structure you have in mind. We will come back with an indication and the questions we would need answered.
Prefer email? hello@amcompute.com
Compute default protection questions
- Real risk transfer?
- Yes. It is contractual liability insurance tied to the offtake agreement, not an informal promise, a financial guarantee or a guarantee of the offtaker's payments.
- How much does it cost?
- It depends on the offtaker and the offtake agreement. Send us the offtake agreement; we'll come back with an indication.
Compute default protection is contractual liability insurance placed through the American Compute program. It is not a financial guarantee or trade credit insurance, and it does not guarantee any party's payments. Coverage is subject to the policy's terms, conditions and exclusions.