Business Enhancement
Program Highlights
This program is tailored for all types of developers, and larger businesses seeking scalable capital without the burden of loan repayment. Bluhe Shire Trust becomes a profit-sharing partner in your success while you retain full control over the project’s decisions.
$75k
Minimum Fees
$150M
UCC Amount Enhanced
30 Days
Backing Goal
51%
Equity Stake
30%
Profit Share
36 Months
Exit Options
Process Diagram
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│ 1. Client signs private trust agreement │
│ under Article I, Section 10. │
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│ 2. Trust assigns $150,000,000 collateral │
│ interest to Client. │
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│ 3. Client becomes Secured Party on UCC-1. │
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│ 4. Trust (or designated bank) listed as │
│ Debtor solely for perfection. │
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│ 5. UCC-1 filed publicly, securing Client’s │
│ Assigned Interest. │
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│ 6. Client gains unrestricted commercial │
│ use of Assigned Interest. │
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│ 7. Client uses Assigned Interest for │
│ underwriting, credit enhancement, │
│ or collateral support. │
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│ 8. Banks may classify Assigned Interest as │
│ supplemental collateral or financial │
│ enhancement. │
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│ 9. Trust receives no equity, no operational │
│ control, no business profit share. │
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│ 10. Client maintains 100% business ownership │
│ and control. │
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│ 11. Upon termination, UCC-1 is released and │
│ returned to Trust free and clear. │
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UCC1 Enhancement Program
Agreement Example
THIS BUSINESS ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is entered into as a private contract under the authority of Article I, Section 10 of the United States Constitution by and between:
Bluhe Shire Trust, a private U.S.-based spendthrift trust located at 7901 4th St. N STE 6602, St. Petersburg, FL 33702,
hereinafter referred to as “Trust,”
and
[Client’s Full Legal Name], located at [Client’s Address], hereinafter referred to as “Client.”
The Parties voluntarily elect private contract jurisdiction and expressly reject statutory interference or impairment.
1. PROGRAM STRUCTURE & PURPOSE
This Agreement establishes a Business Enhancement Program wherein:
- The Client receives a UCC-1 Assignment of $150,000,000 for business enhancement purposes.
- The Trust receives 51% beneficial equity interest in the Client’s Company.
- The Client retains 49% equity interest.
- The Trust receives 30% net profit share.
- This is a private trust relationship, not a loan, investment solicitation, joint venture, partnership, or funding arrangement.
No funding disbursements, loans, credit guarantees, or financial promises are made under this Agreement.
2. PROCESSING FEE
The Client agrees to pay a non-refundable processing fee of $75,000, which:
- Activates the Program,
- Initiates compliance and onboarding review,
- Authorizes the immediate issuance of the $150,000,000 UCC-1 Assignment.
The Agreement becomes effective upon verified receipt of the processing fee.
3. UCC-1 ASSIGNMENT – $150,000,000
3.1 Assignment Value
The Trust assigns to the Client a UCC-1 collateral value of One Hundred Fifty Million Dollars ($150,000,000).
3.2 Secured Party & Debtor
- Client shall be listed as Secured Party.
- Bluhe Shire Trust, or a designated banking institution, shall be listed as Debtor, solely for the purpose of perfecting the Assignment.
3.3 Disposition – Unrestricted Commercial Use
The Client shall have:
“Full unrestricted commercial use”of the Assigned Interest for lawful business enhancement, including:
- Balance-sheet enhancement
- Credit enhancement
- Underwriting support
- Collateralization for financing
- Qualification for lines of credit or facilities
- Presentation to institutions for credit review
- Financial leverage consistent with this Agreement
3.4 Filing Requirement
The Client may file the UCC-1 Financing Statement immediately upon execution of this Agreement and receipt of the Assigned Interest.
3.5 Termination of Assignment
Upon termination:
- UCC-1 filing must be released and returned to Trust free and clear within five (5) business days.
- All rights under the Assigned Interest immediately cease.
4. PRIVATE TRUST EQUITY RELATIONSHIP
4.1 Equity Allocation
Upon execution of this Agreement:
- Trust receives 51% beneficial equity interest in Client’s Company.
- Client retains 49%.
4.2 Non-Management Role of Trust
The Trust shall not:
- Participate in daily operations
- Control management decisions
- Exercise voting control
- Influence strategic direction
The Client retains 100% operational and managerial control.
4.3 Equity Duration
Equity interest remains in effect for the duration of the Program or until executed under Section 4.4.
4.4 Equity Buyout – Fair Market Value
Either Party may buy out the other’s equity interest by:
- Requesting independent third-party valuation,
- Paying the FMV determined by a mutually selected independent valuation firm,
- Completing the equity transfer under Article I, Section 10 authority.
Profit share obligations adjust upon buyout.
5. PROFIT SHARE
Net profits of the Client’s Company shall be distributed as follows:
- 30% to Bluhe Shire Trust
- 70% to Client
“Net profits” means revenues minus genuine operating expenses, taxes, payroll, cost of goods, overhead, depreciation, and any other mutually accepted deductions. Profit share continues until termination or equity buyout.
6. INSURANCE (IF REQUIRED)
If any third-party institution requires insurance as a condition of financing or acceptance of the UCC-1 collateral:
- The Client shall obtain such insurance,
- Provide proof of insurance to the Trust upon request,
- Maintain the policy(s) for the duration of the Program.
7. CONFIDENTIALITY & NON-DISCLOSURE
7.1 Definition
“Confidential Information” means all written, oral, digital, proprietary, or financial information exchanged between the Parties.
7.2 Obligations
Each Party shall:
- Maintain strict confidentiality,
- Not disclose information to third parties without written consent,
- Use the same degree of care as for their own confidential information.
7.3 Permitted Disclosures
Disclosure allowed only to:
- Employees,
- Advisors,
- Contractors who have a need to know and are bound by equal or stronger confidentiality obligations.
7.4 Exclusions
Confidential Information does not include information that:
- Was already known,
- Becomes public through no fault of the receiving Party,
- Is lawfully received from a third party,
- Is independently developed.
7.5 Return or Destruction
Upon termination or at request, all Confidential Information must be returned or destroyed.
7.6 Duration
Confidentiality obligations survive for five (5) years after termination.
7.7 Breach Remedies
The aggrieved Party may seek:
- Injunctive relief
- Specific performance
- Any appropriate equitable remedy
8. REPRESENTATIONS & WARRANTIES
8.1 Trust
The Trust warrants that:
- It has authority to enter this Agreement,
- It may assign collateral interest,
- It operates within private trust jurisdiction.
8.2 Client
The Client warrants that:
- All onboarding information is accurate,
- The Company is compliant with local, state, and federal law,
- No material information was withheld.
9. INDEMNIFICATION
9.1 Trust Indemnifies Client Against:
- Trust’s breach of Agreement,
- Trust’s unlawful actions.
9.2 Client Indemnifies Trust Against:
- Misrepresentation,
- Legal violations by Client or Company,
- Breach of Agreement,
- Failure to comply with regulatory requirements.
10. AUDIT & FINANCIAL REPORTING
10.1 Quarterly Reporting
Client shall provide quarterly reports including:
- Revenues
- Expenses
- Net profits
10.2 Audit Rights
The Trust may audit financials to verify profit distribution accuracy.
Discrepancies must be corrected within thirty (30) days.
11. NON-COMPETE & NON-SOLICITATION
11.1 Non-Compete
For the term of this Agreement and 12 months after termination, Client shall not directly compete with Trust business initiatives.
11.2 Non-Solicitation
Client shall not solicit or hire Trust employees, contractors, or affiliates for 12 months after termination.
12. ESG STANDARDS
Client agrees to:
- Maintain ESG-aligned operations,
- Avoid human-rights violations,
- Uphold ethical practices,
- Comply with environmental laws.
13. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
13.1 Pre-Existing IP
Each Party retains its own pre-existing IP.
13.2 Jointly Developed IP
Owned proportionally to equity interests unless otherwise agreed.
13.3 Licensing
Each Party grants the other a non-exclusive, royalty-free license for purposes of fulfilling this Agreement.
14. TERMINATION
14.1 Termination Rights
Either Party may terminate for:
- Material breach not cured within 30 days,
- Insolvency,
- Illegal or unethical conduct,
- Mutual agreement.
14.2 Termination Obligations
Upon termination:
- UCC-1 must be released and returned free and clear,
- Profit share obligations cease,
- Equity interests may be bought out under Section 4.4.
15. GOVERNING LAW – ARTICLE I, SECTION 10
This Agreement is governed exclusively as a private contract under Article I, Section 10, which prohibits states from impairing the obligation of contracts. No state statutory jurisdiction applies unless mutually agreed in writing.
16. DISPUTE RESOLUTION – ICC ARBITRATION
Any dispute shall be resolved by private arbitration under ICC Rules, by a single arbitrator jointly selected. Venue shall be private and determined by mutual agreement.
17. TAX RESPONSIBILITY
Each Party is responsible for its own tax liabilities arising from profit or income connected with this Agreement.
18. EXECUTION
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties execute this Agreement as a private contract under Article I, Section 10, effective immediately upon receipt of the processing fee.
SIGNATURES
Questions and Answers
Q1: What kind of profit share does Bluhe Shire Trust hold?
A1: 30% of net profits; Client receives 70%.
Q2: Is there any loan repayment or debt involved?
A2: No. No loans or debt are created.
Q3: How does profit share work in a $75M project example?
A3: Profits are split 70% Client / 30% Trust.
Q4: What if we hold an asset for ongoing income?
A4: Income is split 70% Client / 30% Trust after expenses.
Q5: What if we buy and hold assets long-term?
A5: Client maintains full control; UCC-1 enhances balance sheet for credit options.
Q6: Can management fees be taken?
A6: Yes. They count as operating expenses and are separate from profit share.
Q7: How does currency conversion work?
A7: Through the Client’s bank; no involvement by Trust.
Q8: Should the company be trust-owned or company-owned?
A8: Company-owned by the Client is typical; Trust holds 51% beneficial equity.
Q9: What is needed to begin?
A9: Company details, due diligence, signed agreements, $75k processing fee.
Q10: Are there risks?
A10: Mainly timing from banks understanding UCC structure; no structural risks.
Q11: Can this Program be used multiple times?
A11: Yes. Unlimited use via separate agreements.
Q12: How is a $150M UCC assignment valid without cash transfer?
A12: UCC law allows assignment of beneficial or contractual interests; cash is not required.
Q13: Is this a securities transaction?
A13: No. No investment, no offering, no expectation of profits from others.
Q14: Why does the Trust receive 51% equity?
A14: Equity is consideration for the UCC assignment and Program participation; Trust has no control.
Q15: What prevents misuse of the UCC-1?
A15: Private contract under A1S10, termination requirements, and inability to liquidate.
Q16: Can the UCC assignment be booked as an asset?
A16: It may be classified as collateral enhancement; CPAs determine classification.
Q17: Is the Trust liable for financing the Client secures with the assignment?
A17: No. Financing obligations belong solely to the Client.
Q18: Does 51% beneficial ownership expose Trust to liability?
A18: No, because the Trust has zero management authority.
Q19: What if the Client refuses to release the UCC upon termination?
A19: ICC arbitration, A1S10 enforcement, and statutory UCC termination protections apply.
Q20: Is the $75k processing fee a disguised lending fee?
A20: No. It covers onboarding, compliance, administrative setup, and UCC assignment process.
Q10: Does this Agreement create a partnership or joint venture?
A21: No. It is a private trust relationship with no operational control or shared governance.


