How to exit BricketX investment earlyTwo paths · Clear terms
BricketX investments are tenure-locked according to package — Bronze (1yr) through Premium (5yr), or Multi-Asset Fund (1–5yr flexible). Two exit paths exist: natural tenure end-date (recommended — full target ROI, no discount, automatic distribution) or early exit via secondary transfer (60–90 day notice, platform-liquidity conditional, possible 2–5% liquidity discount). This page explains how to exit BricketX investment early, the complete mechanics behind both paths, and the structural reasons for the lock-in.
Early exit 4-step flow.
If you can't wait to natural maturity
Tenure-locked at entry
Natural maturity · automatic
Early exit · 60–90 day notice
Secondary transfer · NAV-matched
Liquidity discount · 2–5% if applied
Plan with natural tenure end-date as primary liquidity event.
Early exit before the natural tenure end-date is conditional on platform liquidity and not guaranteed. BricketX investments are tenure-locked specifically to enable operational cycle completion within the SPVs — capital deployed into active operations cannot be guaranteed for daily liquidity. The early exit pathway exists for legitimate circumstances but should not be relied upon as guaranteed liquidity.
How long is BricketX investment locked?
Each package has a fixed tenure aligned with the natural operational cycle of its allocated verticals. Tenure is set at entry and locked through to natural maturity, except for early exit through secondary transfer. The Multi-Asset Fund offers 1–5 year flexibility selected at entry.
Tenure structure across all 6 packages.
Lock-in periods aligned with operational cycle maturity. ROI ranges shown are target annual.
Natural maturity or early exit.
Two structurally distinct exit pathways. Natural maturity is the standard exit — capital and final returns auto-distributed at tenure end-date. Early exit via secondary transfer is the conditional pathway for investors needing earlier liquidity.
Natural maturity exit.
Hold to tenure end-date · automatic distribution
Early exit pathway.
Before tenure end-date · liquidity conditional
The 4-step early exit flow.
If you need to exit before natural tenure end-date, here's the complete process flow. Each step has specific timing, requirements, and outcomes — understand each before submitting your exit request.
Submit exit request via portal.
Log into the BricketX investor portal and submit a formal exit request. Specify (1) the package, (2) requested exit amount — full or partial (partial typically requires ≥30% of position), and (3) reason for exit. Submission timestamp marks the notice period start.
60–90 day notice period begins.
A notice period of 60–90 days begins from request submission. During this period, BricketX assesses platform liquidity conditions and identifies potential secondary transfer counterparties — new investors seeking entry to comparable allocations. You'll receive periodic updates through the portal.
Secondary transfer matching attempt.
If platform liquidity is available and a new investor is matched, an internal secondary transfer is facilitated. Your position transfers to the incoming investor at the prevailing NAV. Capital is returned to your designated account. No liquidity discount applies on matched transfers.
Hold or accept discount.
If no liquidity match is available, two options exist. Option A: Hold to natural tenure end-date (recommended — full target ROI captured, no discount, automatic settlement). Option B: Accept a 2–5% liquidity discount on early exit if structurally available, reflecting the operational cost of partial cycle unwinding.
When and how the discount applies.
A liquidity discount is only applied when secondary transfer matching fails and the investor still wants to exit before natural maturity.
Why the 2–5% discount exists.
When secondary transfer matching fails, the only way to exit early is to partially unwind operational positions within the SPV. This has operational costs: receivables that haven't matured, inventory that needs to be sold at sub-optimal timing, projects that require capital reallocation.
The 2–5% range reflects this operational unwinding cost. Exact discount depends on three factors: the package's vertical mix, the operational cycle stage at the time of exit, and the SPV-level liquidity position.
Critical: The discount is only applied when structurally necessary. When secondary transfer is available, no discount applies. Natural maturity exits never incur any discount.
Illustrative example. Actual discount varies 2–5% based on operational conditions at exit time.
Three scenarios — what happens.
Real-world exit scenarios investors commonly ask about. Each has a specific structural outcome based on the framework above.
Hold to natural maturity.
You wait for the tenure end-date (1–5 years depending on package). Operations team unwinds positions through normal cycle completion. Capital and final distribution wire to your account.
Full target ROI captured · 0% discount · 30–45 day settlement · automatic process · final statement issued
Early exit + liquidity match.
You submit early exit request. During the 60–90 day notice period, BricketX finds a new investor entering at the same allocation level. Position transfers at prevailing NAV.
0% discount · pro-rata accumulated return captured · faster than tenure end · NAV transfer settlement
Early exit + no liquidity match.
You submit early exit. Notice period elapses without secondary transfer match. Two options: hold to maturity (recommended) or accept 2–5% liquidity discount if SPV structurally allows operational unwinding.
Hold path: full ROI at maturity · Discount path: 2–5% reduction on position value
Exit & liquidity — questions answered
Plan with maturity in mind.
Choose tenure that fits.
Bronze (1yr) for short horizon · Silver/Gold (2–3yr) for medium · Platinum/Premium (4–5yr) for long horizon · Multi-Asset Fund for flexible 1–5yr selection. Match your tenure to your liquidity needs at entry.
Tenure-locked·Natural maturity primary·Secondary transfer optional·Liquidity conditional·Plan upfront