The Bonds will be issued by United Planet Solutions Impact Fund Corporation as a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to be formed for the specific purpose of issuing these Bonds. The SPV will be a for profit corporation formed in the State of Colorado. The common stock of the SPV will be wholly owned by the Company.

While these Bonds are expected to be privately offered to Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) under SEC Rule 144a, they will be structured and disclosed in accordance with SEC Regulation AB and the Qualified Investment Bond Market (QIMB) of The International Stock Exchange to the extent possible.

The assets backing the Bonds will be acquired from the proceeds of selling the Bonds, commonly referred to as "print and sprint". As such, upon issuance, there will be no assets backing the Bonds.

The proceeds from selling the Bonds will be deposited into the Bond Trust Proceeds Fund. The Bond Trust Proceeds Fund will be actively managed in accordance with the terms set out in the Bond Trust Indenture to ensure that all debt service payments for the Bonds are made from available cash on hand in the Bond Trust Proceeds Fund.

Up to 20% of the proceeds from selling the Bonds may be invested in loans Sponsor Audited Financial Statements Holders Bond Trust (VOC Trustee) (special purpose corporation) Audited Financial Statements UCC-1 (VOC Trustee) Audited Financial Statements to fund the Projects at the direction of the Company. The Projects eligible for these loans must be commercially feasible that have reasonable expectation for the repayment of the loans. The loans may be subordinated to other project financing so long the loans retain reasonable expectation for their repayment.

Beyond the Bond Trust Proceeds Fund, the payment of the debt service for the Bonds will be secured through pledges of collateral. Holders of assets will pledge assets as collateral. These collateral pledges will be held by the Credit Default Trust. The collateral pledges will provide, among other things, legal opinions attesting to a) clear title, b) forfeitability and, c) legal sources of each asset. The collateral pledges will be made through a) assetsecurity agreements with the holders of the assets recorded with UCC-1 filings and b) security account control agreements with the custodians of the assets. The Credit Default Trust will secure the Bond Trust with a credit default swap consisting of an ISDA (International Swaps and Derivatives Association) Master Agreement with a Schedule defining the terms of this swap.

In order to effectively sell the bonds, it is expected that the Bonds will rated by a nationally recognized rating agency, it is expected that the Bonds will be listed on The International Stock Exchange, and it is expected that the Bonds will be DTC eligible. In the event that the market conditions do not require some of these, then, it is possible that some of these might not be undertaken.