Who We Serve · Investors & capital providers
For those who commit capital and need to trust what they are shown.
Banks, development finance institutions and investors evaluating businesses whose quality is real but hard to confirm.
What institutions ask us
You may be asking one of these.
- 01Can we rely on what this business tells us?
- 02How do we compare opportunities across markets and sectors?
- 03Is this smaller deal worth the cost of examining it?
- 04What has changed since we last looked?
- 05How do we know this document is what it claims to be?
What a Trust Passport adds to your process
A foundation, not a substitute.
It establishes the facts once, so your own effort goes into judgment.
- A consistent format
- The same structure for every business, so records can be compared.
- Recorded provenance
- What each answer was checked against, and by whom.
- Six decision scores
- Including one for lending readiness and one for equity readiness.
- Weaknesses made visible
- Flagged domains show where your own diligence should start.
- Dates
- An issue date and an expiry date on every certificate.
Getting started
From a first look to regular use.
- 01
Look at a sample
See exactly what an assessed business presents.
- 02
An institutional discussion
What you evaluate, how you decide, and where a shared record would help.
- 03
Access is set up
Institutional accounts are provisioned by LAVAN.
- 04
Businesses share with you
A passport is shared at the discretion of the business it describes.
- 05
Verify whenever you need to
Any certificate can be confirmed at the public verification page.
A credibility assessment is not a credit rating, an audit or a guarantee, and should not be the sole basis for a lending or investment decision.