Fractional investment in operating assets
Invest in assets that work.Share in the income.
Explore fractional investment in electric fleets, charging infrastructure and other income-generating operating assets—all through one digital platform.
Pre-launch concept. No live investments available.
Sharia-compliant investment approach
Investment categories
Different assets. One clear way to participate.
2knz starts with commercial electric fleets. Other categories are planned and are not investment offers.
Initial focusElectric fleets
Commercial vans and trucks leased to business operators.
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PlannedCharging infrastructure
Proposed investment in charging assets, with potential income linked to utilisation and operator agreements.
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Future expansionOther operating assets
Productive equipment supporting logistics, mobility and everyday business.
Learn moreHow it works
From a fraction to a share of operating income.
Explore
Review the asset, operator, commercial model, costs and risks.
Participate
Choose a proposed investment amount and complete the required eligibility and verification steps before any future subscription.
Track
View allocated holdings, operating performance and any declared distributions through the platform.
Potential distributions depend on operating results, financing obligations, expenses, reserves and investment terms. Capital and income are not guaranteed.
Understand fractional investment
Where the money goes, and how income could come back.
- 1Investors
- 2Asset-holding structure
- 3Operating asset
- 4Business income
- 5Expenses, financing and reserves
- 6Potential investor distributions
A digital unit represents defined investment rights under the relevant legal documents. Those documents determine what you hold and how you participate in income.
- Not direct ownership of a vehicle
- Not a share of gross revenue
- No instant liquidity
- A contribution is not automatically allocated
See the experience
The investor demo, end to end.
Explore assets
Browse illustrative fleet opportunities with operator, costs and risks.
View an investment plan
See a monthly contribution plan and what each contribution does.
Track allocated holdings
Deployed investment and earned income are shown separately.
Understand account activity
Contributions awaiting allocation are kept apart from deployed holdings.
For businesses
Access the assets your business needs.
The proposed route lets businesses lease operating assets without tying up their own capital, while operators and suppliers can discuss how they might take part.
Discuss your asset requirementsEarly conversations only. No customer contracts or financing commitments are in place.
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Retailers
Delivery vans for stores and last-mile routes.
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Logistics providers
Trucks for warehousing, port and distribution work.
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Fleet operators
Expanding electric capacity under lease terms.
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Charging operators
Discussing future charging infrastructure.
Sharia-compliant approach
Investment built on real assets and shared outcomes.
- Income comes from leasing real, productive assets—not from lending at interest.
- Investors share in actual operating results, with profit and risk shared.
- No speculative trading and no businesses outside Sharia principles.
2knz follows a Sharia-compliant investment approach. Formal Sharia board review and certification are being arranged and will be completed before any launch.
Built around clarity
Know what you are looking at.
Transparent asset information
The asset, the operator and the commercial model, explained before you decide.
Visible fees
Each proposed fee is shown with when and how it applies.
Operating reporting
Performance of the asset is reported, not just a headline figure.
Defined investment rights
Your rights are set by the legal documents, in plain language.
The proposed regulatory and legal structure, and formal Sharia certification of our Sharia-compliant approach, are under development. Any launch is subject to the applicable approvals and final product documentation.
About 2knz
Making productive assets easier to understand and to access.
Businesses run on assets: the vans that deliver, the trucks that haul, the equipment that keeps things moving. Investing in them has usually been out of reach for individuals.
2knz is a proposed UAE platform that aims to change that—starting with commercial electric fleets, explained simply and reported clearly.
Get in touch: moaaz@2knz.com +971 54 429 7377FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
What is an operating asset?
An asset that a business uses to earn income, such as a delivery van or a truck. 2knz begins with commercial electric fleets.
How could investment income be generated?
An operator pays to use the asset, for example through a lease. After operating expenses, financing obligations and reserves, any remaining amount may be distributed according to the investment terms.
What does a digital unit represent?
Defined investment rights under the relevant legal documents. It is not direct ownership of a vehicle and not a share of gross revenue. The final documents set out exactly what you hold.
Is 2knz accepting investments?
No. 2knz is a pre-launch concept. No investments are available and no money is being accepted. The demo uses synthetic data only.
Are returns guaranteed?
No. Capital and income are not guaranteed. Any target shown in the demo is illustrative and depends on operating results and terms.
Can I exit early?
Exit rights would depend on the final investment terms. There is no promise of instant liquidity, and any exit route is still under development.
How would monthly contributions work?
A contribution plan sets how much you add each month. Contributions do not automatically become deployed holdings: they wait until allocated to an asset. A contribution plan is not an investment maturity date.
Is the structure Sharia-compliant?
Yes—2knz follows a Sharia-compliant investment approach: income comes from leasing real operating assets, profit and risk are shared, and there is no interest-based lending. Formal Sharia board review and certification are being arranged before any launch.
