Compliance and disclosures.

The information on this website is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not an advertisement for, or a solicitation of, any transaction, and it is not a commitment, offer, or agreement to lend, arrange, underwrite, place, or provide financing on any terms.

Nothing on this website constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security, loan participation, fund interest, or other financial instrument, in any jurisdiction in which such an offer or solicitation would be unlawful. No content here should be read as investment, legal, tax, accounting, or regulatory advice, and no content should be relied upon as the basis for any financing or investment decision.

Any indicative pricing, loan-to-value range, tenor, advance rate, or structural parameter shown on this website is illustrative of transactions we have discussed or would consider. Indicative figures are not quotes, are not binding, and are subject to change without notice. Actual terms, if any, are established only in fully executed transaction documents following due diligence, credit approval, and satisfaction of all closing conditions.

No relationship of any kind is created by visiting this website or submitting a form.

Radford Credit Partners LLC is a limited liability company organized in the State of Florida, United States.

Radford Credit Partners LLC is not a bank, savings institution, trust company, or insured depository institution. It is not a broker-dealer registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or a member of FINRA or SIPC. It is not a registered investment adviser, commodity trading advisor, insurance producer, or municipal advisor. It does not accept deposits, and no obligation described on this website is insured or guaranteed by the FDIC, the U.S. government, or any government agency or instrumentality.

Radford originates, structures, and advises on transactions. Capital may be provided by Radford or by third-party institutions, funds, or lenders, each of which conducts its own independent credit process and applies its own documentation, eligibility, and approval requirements.

Radford does not represent, and is not endorsed, sponsored, or approved by, the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM), the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), the U.S. Department of Energy, or any other agency of the United States. Advisory work relating to federal programs is undertaken on behalf of our clients. Program participation, authorization, and any final credit decision rest solely with the relevant agency.

Financing secured by computing infrastructure, equipment, supplier deposits, or contracted revenue involves substantial risk of loss. Prospective borrowers and counterparties should evaluate the following, among other factors, with their own advisers.

• Collateral value risk. AI and computing hardware is subject to rapid technological obsolescence, aggressive depreciation, oversupply, and thin or illiquid secondary markets. Realized recovery values may be materially below appraised, invoiced, or modeled values.
• Counterparty and offtake risk. Facilities that rely on customer contracts, offtake agreements, or hosting arrangements are exposed to non-performance, renegotiation, termination, insolvency, or concentration in a small number of counterparties.
• Refinancing and takeout risk. Bridge and pre-delivery facilities depend on a subsequent term financing, agency authorization, or capital event. Indicative or pre-negotiated takeout terms are not guarantees. A takeout may be delayed, repriced, reduced, or unavailable, which can result in extension fees, default interest, enforcement, or loss of collateral.
• Delivery, construction, and completion risk. Manufacturing delays, shipping and customs disruption, tariffs, export controls, site readiness, interconnection and power availability, permitting, and contractor performance can each delay or prevent a project reaching revenue.
• Interest rate, currency, and cost risk. Pricing may be floating or subject to reset. Rate movements, hedging costs, currency movements, insurance premiums, and fees can increase the total cost of capital, in some cases significantly.
• Program and policy risk. Federal program eligibility, appropriations, content and sourcing requirements, policy priorities, and agency processing timelines can change. Timelines for federal-backed transactions are typically longer and less predictable than private credit.
• Structural risk. Facilities may be secured, may include cash-management or account-control provisions, and may include covenants, guarantees, sponsor support, or recourse features. Descriptions of non-recourse structures on this website are general. Any non-recourse characterization is subject to customary carve-outs and applies only as set out in the executed documents for a specific transaction.
• No assurance of outcome. There is no assurance that any inquiry will result in a term sheet, that any term sheet will result in a closing, or that any financing, advisory engagement, or federal program application will be approved, funded, or completed. Past transactions are not indicative of future results.

Radford works exclusively with institutional and commercial counterparties. We do not offer consumer, retail, personal, household, or residential credit of any kind, and we do not extend credit to individuals in a personal capacity. Any inquiry that appears to be for consumer purposes will be declined.

To be considered for private financing, a prospective borrower must generally:

• Be a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, fund, or other legal entity operating for business purposes, with the authority and internal approvals to borrow and to grant security.
• Be seeking financing for business, commercial, or project purposes in the approximate range of $25M to $250M per facility, with larger structures considered on a syndicated basis.
• Identify collateral we can diligence and perfect a security interest in — equipment, contracted revenue, supplier deposits, or project assets — supported by invoices, purchase orders, and contracts.
• Provide audited or reviewed financial statements where available, plus organizational documents, ownership and control information, and a project or deployment model.
• Complete know-your-customer, beneficial-ownership, sanctions, anti-money-laundering, and anti-bribery screening for the entity and its principals, and satisfy ongoing reporting requirements.
• Not be located in, organized in, owned or controlled by persons in, or transacting from a sanctioned or restricted jurisdiction, and not appear on any applicable restricted-party list.

Eligibility criteria are indicative and non-exhaustive. Meeting them does not entitle any party to financing or to a term sheet, and Radford may decline any inquiry or transaction at its sole discretion and without stating a reason.

Federal-backed advisory engagements are subject to the requirements of the relevant agency in addition to our own. Agency criteria govern and change from time to time; the summary below is a general orientation only and is not a statement of any agency's rules.

• Institutional or commercial sponsors and project companies only. Transaction sizes typically range from approximately $50M to $2B.
• A credible nexus to the relevant program — for example U.S. export content, sourcing, or a supported development or energy objective — evidenced by contracts, supplier documentation, and a defensible project plan.
• A defined project with identified offtake or revenue contracts, site control, permitting pathway, and power or interconnection strategy where applicable.
• Sponsor equity, technical capability, and operating history sufficient for agency and lender diligence, together with independent engineering, environmental, and social review as required by the program.
• Willingness to accommodate longer timelines, agency documentation standards, environmental and social safeguards, reporting and audit rights, and any applicable local-content, labor, or procurement conditions.
• Full sanctions, anti-corruption, anti-money-laundering, and restricted-party compliance for the sponsor, project, suppliers, and offtakers, and eligibility of the relevant country or counterparty under the applicable program.

Radford's role in these engagements is origination, structuring, and advisory support. Radford does not decide program eligibility and cannot commit any agency or lender to any outcome, timeline, pricing, or amount.

Statements on this website that are not historical facts — including views on market conditions, pricing environments, capacity, program direction, deployment timelines, and demand for computing infrastructure — are forward-looking. They reflect our current expectations and are based on assumptions that may prove incorrect.

Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties beyond our control. Actual results may differ materially. We undertake no obligation to update any forward-looking statement, indicative term, or third-party figure after publication. Third-party data and market figures referenced on this website are believed to be from reliable sources but have not been independently verified by Radford.

Information you submit through our inquiry, quote, and readiness assessment forms is used to evaluate a potential transaction, to contact you, and to operate our origination process. Please do not send material non-public information, personal data of third parties, or documents subject to a confidentiality obligation until a mutual non-disclosure agreement is in place.

Automated tools, including scoring and readiness output shown on this website, are preliminary screening aids only. They are not credit decisions, not commitments, and not an indication that any program, structure, or pricing will be available to you.

Questions about this page, our regulatory status, or an eligibility question should be directed to origination@radfordcredit.com.

If you are ready to discuss a specific transaction, you can request a quote instead.