Open a desk
A short form is enough. The Zürich desk replies from info@montaris-capital.com and confirms the 6-month term before anything is funded.
Cloud Hosting
Montaris Capital places funded capital for 6 months. The rate does not follow the coin price. Maturity pays the capital back with 40% added.
A short form is enough. The Zürich desk replies from info@montaris-capital.com and confirms the 6-month term before anything is funded.
Choose a share or type a capital amount. The page shows 40% of that amount, due at the 6-month mark.
At month 6 the statement shows capital and the 40% together. The payout is that sum.
A position of 10,000 returns 4,000 on top of the capital. The amount paid at maturity is 14,000. The same ratio applies to every share on this page.
Montaris Capital: 40% at the end of 6 months. Type a capital amount, or build it from the shares below.
Filter the machines. The term stays 6 months and 40% on every desk.
This is the amount placed for the term. Profit is 40% of it.
Fixed. Montaris does not quote a different window on this desk.
A share runs from 0.05 to a whole machine. Whatever capital that share represents is placed for 6 months and returned with 40% added. Example: 2,140 becomes 2,996 at maturity.
A whole server, or a slice of one. The figure on the card is the capital placed for 6 months. At maturity that capital is returned with 40% added.
$320
per 1/12 share · RTX 4090 · 24 GB
$780
per 1/16 share · 3× RTX 5090
$1,650
per 1/200 share · 8× H100 · NVLink
LEVEL 1
After an account is open you receive a personal link. When someone you introduced funds a first position, 6% of the Montaris service fee on that position is credited to your desk.
Read the programLEVEL 2
If that client later introduces someone else, you receive 2% of the service fee on the new position. The credit is not interest and it is not a yield. The program page has the limits.
Open a deskOn a funded position, Montaris adds 40% of the capital at the end of 6 months and pays both. A 10,000 position pays 14,000. The rate does not move with the coin price.
A whole-unit hosting order is tied to a named machine. A cloud share is a contractual position in a hosted unit. The hosting page spells out the difference.
The term runs 6 months. Early exit is only by agreement with the desk. The 40% is calculated on the capital that stays in place until maturity.
The figure I signed is the figure I was paid. Six months, then the capital and the 40% together. Nothing moved with the coin.
The agreement sat with the desk for a day. After it was accepted, the crypto payment was the only step left.
I extended one unit for another six months from the same screen. A second PDF was already on file before I sent the transaction.
What you actually hold in each case, and which line on the statement belongs to you.
Reward, power, and a resale case are three different numbers. Adding them carelessly flatters the result.
The two figures that quietly decide whether a hosted machine still makes sense.