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BizYield instruments represent an onchain stake in the monthly revenue of a real, operating business. When you hold BizYield in a business, you own a percentage of that business’s revenue pool for a defined period. Your returns rise when the business performs well and fall when it does not. BizYield is a revenue participation product, not an ownership product. Holders do not receive voting rights, board seats, or a claim on the business’s cap table.

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How BizYield works

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Live example: Shard BizYield

Shard is the first business listed under BizYield on BizMarket. Shard is raising $10,000 through BizYield, and in exchange, 20% of its monthly gross revenue will be distributed to BizYield holders for 24 months. Shard carries a 3-month vesting period. Holders begin earning from Month 4 and continue for the remaining 21 months of the 24-month programme.

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What kinds of businesses are listed under BizYield?

BizYield is designed for businesses with consistent, verifiable, and growing revenue streams. Common categories include:
  • Aviation and transport businesses such as airlines, cargo operators, and private jet charters.
  • Real estate development businesses such as property developers, co-working spaces, and student housing.
  • Hospitality and entertainment businesses such as hotels, event venues, cinemas, and resorts.
  • Retail and consumer brands such as supermarkets, fashion brands, and FMCG distributors.
  • Technology and SaaS businesses such as subscription platforms, fintech apps, and B2B software.
  • Agriculture and agribusiness businesses such as farm cooperatives, produce exporters, and food processors.
  • Healthcare businesses such as private hospitals, diagnostics chains, and pharmacy networks.

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Why businesses choose BizYield

When a business lists on BizYield, it is not selling shares in the company. It is not giving up ownership. It is not diluting its cap table. It is agreeing to share a percentage of its revenue for a defined period in exchange for upfront capital today. This makes BizYield a useful capital tool for founders who want to raise money without changing ownership. The arrangement is contractual, revenue-based, and time-bound. BizYield is structured around a Revenue Participation Agreement.
  • The business receives capital and commits to a revenue-sharing obligation for a defined period.
  • BizMarket acts as the intermediary between the business and holders.
  • The onchain smart contract is the distribution layer, not the underlying legal agreement.
  • Every listing includes disclosures stating that BizYield holders are revenue participants, not shareholders.

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Minimum buy and payout cadence

BizYield carries the lowest minimum buy-in in the product family because it is the highest-risk instrument. Monthly cadence matches the way businesses report revenue and gives holders frequent visibility into performance.

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Risks

  • Business underperformance can reduce distributions.
  • A business may cease operations before the term ends.
  • FX conversion can affect the amount received in stablecoins.
  • Regulatory changes may affect the operation of listed businesses.

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Summary

BizYield is the BizMarket revenue instrument. It lets users back operating businesses through a fixed-term revenue-sharing structure while keeping ownership and control with the founder.