A. What is an ENOR?
An ENOR is an Enterprise Non-Operating Right to a certain business in a specific territory. It is a new type of asset that has never been monetised - until now. You can now sell and buy ENORs exclusively on EdenMountain.
While every business owns their Non-Operating Rights to all countries, few businesses are aware of this. Moreover, few businesses use, or will ever use, these rights. These assets are actual but go unrecognised; they are valuable but not monetised. For businesses selling their ENORs, they can turn un-utilised assets into capital without debt, dilution of ownership, additional liabilities, and all while maintaining control of their brand and business. For buyers worldwide, these assets can be incredibly valuable to their business success. Outside private equity, angel investing, or franchising, private capital couldn’t partake in a private company’s success - until now. ENORs are an entirely new asset class for buyers with significant growth potential.
By facilitating the selling and buying of ENORs, we help sellers and buyers monetise assets, expand market share, and explore growth opportunities. How? By focusing on authentic rights, ironclad contracts, trustworthy transactions, and effortless navigation.
For the latest and most accurate information, please refer to the Platform Terms and Conditions, the Transfer Agreement between Seller and Buyer, and all our Policies.
B. What is the exact definition of an ENOR?
An ENOR or “Enterprise Non-Operating Right” means a transferable, licensed non-operating right to Enterprise IP in a specific territory, as identified on the Platform. Non-Operating Rights means all Enterprise IP and such other rights that do not include any of the rights of distribution, production, adaptation, exploitation, and such other rights pertaining to operating an Originator’s business, as defined in our Platform Terms and Conditions. Enterprise IP means all trademarks, copyrights, technical expertise, goodwill, and other rights as defined in our Platform Terms and Conditions.
In any event, an ENOR does not include: i) a transfer of ownership of all or any part of the Enterprise IP to a Buyer; ii) the right to develop, launch, and/or operate a business or company (whether by franchise or otherwise) using the Enterprise IP or the right to offer similar brands, products, and/or services as the Originator in the Territory; and iii) the right to use the Enterprise IP for any commercial and/or revenue-generating purposes in the Territory.
For the latest and most accurate legal definitions of ENORs and all other related terms, please refer to the Platform Terms and Conditions, the Transfer Agreement between Seller and Buyer, and all our Policies.
C. How is an ENOR identified?
Every ENOR created is automatically registered on our Platform through a digital record entitled the ENOR Holder Certificate.
This is the digital record that is generated automatically for each ENOR created on the Platform. The ENOR Holder Certificate records key information about the ownership of an ENOR, including: a. details of the Originator and the current ENOR Holder; b. details of the Originator’s ENOR; c. the date of creation of the ENOR by the Originator; d. the date of the last purchase of the ENOR; and e. the Territory.
The record will update automatically following the purchase of the ENOR to reflect the transfer of ownership of the ENOR to the new Buyer.
For the latest and most accurate information, please refer to the Platform Terms and Conditions, the Transfer Agreement between Seller and Buyer, and all our Policies.
