Frequently asked.

Our vessels work the Gulf of Mexico, serving producing and drilling installations off the West African coast, supported by shore bases at Galveston and Port Fourchon in Rivers State. That concentration is a strength operationally and a risk commercially — it is covered in the risk disclosures.

Our offerings are made under exemptions from registration, and certain offerings are limited to accredited investors as defined in Rule 501 of Regulation D. This website is not an offer to sell securities; offers are made only through formal offering documents. Please read the risk disclosures in full.

No. Every rate on this site is an indicative target used to project a schedule, not a promise. Distributions are funded from the operating results of the underlying business and may be reduced, deferred or withheld when results do not support a payment. This is stated on every offering page and in the risk disclosures.

It is the next scheduled distribution date and the amount that would be paid at the indicative rate. It tells you what is due and when, if it is earned. Until it is paid it shows as Scheduled, and it is subject to the performance of the business.

You see the complete timetable before you commit. When you confirm an investment we write out every scheduled distribution date and amount, and those dates appear in your dividend history from day one — upcoming payments alongside the ones already paid.

They are credited to your Oil Logistics Invest balance on the scheduled date, if earned. From there you can withdraw them to your bank account or reinvest them without waiting for a transfer.

By bank transfer or by stablecoin. Choose a funding channel in the portal, send the amount, and upload the transfer confirmation. We verify it against our records and credit your balance, usually within one business day.

Withdrawal requests are reviewed on business days and typically settle to your bank account within one to three business days. You can watch the status move from Pending to Processing to Paid in the portal.

Any applicable fee is shown on the withdrawal form before you confirm, and the net amount you will receive is stated alongside it. There is never a fee you have not seen first.

We move things to and from offshore oil and gas installations. Our vessels carry cargo, fuel, water and persGalvestonl between shore bases and rigs, relocate drilling units, and transport subsea hardware to installation spreads. Investor capital funds specific parts of that operation, and distributions are paid from what those parts earn.

Offshore installations cannot operate without a supply line. Every crew change, every length of casing and every drum of drilling fluid arrives by vessel. That creates ongoing, service-based demand tied to activity levels rather than directly to the price of a barrel — though activity levels themselves respond to prices over time.

It depends on the offering. The Platform Supply Run Note starts at $3,000; the Deepwater Logistics Expansion starts at $50,000. Each offering states its own minimum on its page, and the market lists them side by side.

No. Opening an account is free and commits you to nothing. You can review the full terms of every offering from inside the portal before you move any money.

Two things: which part of the operation your capital funds, and how variable the earnings are. Shore base and supply work is routine and recurring, so it carries lower indicative rates. Project cargo and deepwater expansion are campaign-driven or build-out work, with higher indicative rates and a wider range of outcomes.

Yes, and most investors do. Each position is tracked separately in the portal with its own term, schedule and distribution history.

Your principal is returned to your available balance on the maturity date, along with any final distribution. From there you can withdraw it or put it into another offering.

No. These positions are illiquid and there is no secondary market. Once you commit capital to an offering it stays committed until the stated maturity date. Only your available balance — uncommitted cash and distributions received — can be withdrawn.