Guide to Questions and Answers

The Guatemala Interoceanic Corridor is a project that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic through a last-generation Multimodal Transport System, including two new deep-water ports, a double-track railway, and a pipeline system for the transport of hydrocarbons. The project aims to improve international trade infrastructure and promote the economic development of the region.

The goal is to consolidate an inter-oceanic land strip under private property, facilitating the development of multimodal transport infrastructure and promoting inclusive capitalism in which landowners actively participate.

COINGT is the digital token of the Guatemala Interoceanic Corridor project. Through tokenization, it seeks to facilitate raising capital for the development of the project, allowing the global participation of investors through blockchain technology.

Tokenization makes it possible to democratize investments, allowing people and institutions from anywhere in the world to participate in the project. In addition, smart contracts ensure transparent and immutable transactions.

Article 36 of El Salvador’s Digital Assets Issuance Law (Decree 643) exempts the nominal value, returns and capital gains of digital assets from taxes in El Salvador. Tax treatment in your country of residence may differ; consult a tax advisor.

The issuance of COINGT is regulated by El Salvador's Digital Assets Issuance Law and the Regulation for the Registry of Issuers and Public and Private Issuances. Tokenization and all related procedures are supervised by El Salvador's Digital Assets Commission.

COINGT is not available to investors, residents or nationals of the jurisdictions listed in the DIR, including the United States, Canada, the People’s Republic of China and Hong Kong, nor while a country is on an anti-money-laundering blacklist. Each provider (PSAD) may apply further restrictions.

The offering was reviewed by a certifier authorized by the CNAD, Armor Analytics, S.A. de C.V. The COINGT smart contract follows the ERC-3643 standard developed by Tokeny and runs on Polygon PoS, a sidechain of Ethereum. During the lock-up period, tokens are held in custody by the authorized digital asset service providers (PSAD).

Each authorized digital asset service provider (PSAD) identifies purchasers and applies its own “Know Your Customer” (KYC) process, as required by El Salvador’s Digital Assets Issuance Law and anti-money-laundering rules.

The project will promote the economic and social development of local communities, providing employment opportunities and improving infrastructure. It also has the support of the communities and the local government, ensuring a peaceful and stable execution.

The project has favorable environmental opinions and works in collaboration with entities such as the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) for the relocation of landowners and other environmental mitigation measures.

You can participate by acquiring COINGT tokens through regulated digital asset exchange platforms. It is important to comply with the required identification and verification procedures.

You can use the contact form on this website or write to [email protected].