FBC’s bike-based investment model is designed around one simple operational idea: bikes are deployed with riders into delivery activity while investors receive structured monthly visibility.
Structured per-bike investment entry point, subject to investor agreement and operational onboarding.
Target monthly return range per bike based on deployment performance and operating conditions.
Track allocated bikes, rider status, returns and payouts from the FBC investor portal.
An investor funds a bike deployment unit. FBC manages the operational setup, rider assignment, deployment process and reporting cycle.
A bike becomes productive only when connected to the right rider and delivery workflow. FBC manages this operational side so investors are not required to run the daily process.
The investor portal allows investors to review bike allocation, rider information, returns and payout records in a more transparent way.
This model may be suitable for investors who want exposure to a managed delivery fleet business but do not want to operate bikes and riders themselves.
FBC combines delivery operations, bike deployment, rider management and investor reporting into one structured model. The objective is to give investors clearer operational visibility compared with informal business arrangements.
The current minimum entry point discussed by FBC is AED 10,000 per bike investment unit, subject to investor agreement.
FBC proceeds with operational onboarding, allocation and deployment before monthly reporting starts.
No business return should be treated as guaranteed. FBC provides a target return range based on operational performance and reporting.
Speak with FBC Delivery Services to understand bike allocation, rider deployment, reporting, expected returns and the onboarding process.