URA WHITEPAPER

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This whitepaper has been prepared to educate and advance a general understanding about Ura. Ura is money drawn on Accounts Receivables (Tokenization of AR) held by Resource Mobilization Inc (“RMI”). RMI Asset Holding Company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands. Ura is intended to be a Utility, for assignment of the company’s accounts receivables with the objective of contributing to the availability of capital and credit in international trade. The term URA was derived from the acronym for Universal Receivables Assignment – and adopted on 11/14/14 by board resolution to be the name of the money drawn on the receivables of RMI and its affiliates. The information set forth below may not be exhaustive and does not imply any elements of a contractual relationship or constitute any relations between you and distributors. Its sole purpose is to provide relevant and reasonable information to the reader as a potential Ura holder.

Distributors of this whitepaper accept responsibility for the information contained herein. Reasonable care has been taken to ensure that, the information contained in this whitepaper is in accordance with the facts available and contains no omission likely to affect the utility of Ura.

The Whitepaper is being made publicly available for information purposes only and does not require any action to be taken by the public. You, as the recipients of this whitepaper, should familiarize and inform yourself with all the information set out in this Whitepaper, all potential risks, applicable regulations that you should consider and observe. We recommend that you seek out independent professional advice to not only give you sound professional advice but also ensure that you are aware of all of the would be risks before engaging in any sort of business endeavor.

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1. Not legal advice

The information contained in this whitepaper is not legal advice as the content has been prepared without considering your legal circumstances, objectives, or needs. Distributors, its employees, or contractors who wrote or modified the information herein are NOT providing legal advice and are NOT creating or entering into an Attorney-Client relationship. This whitepaper is NOT a substitute for the advice of your own attorney.

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3. Not securities prospectus

Based on the famous Howey test the Ura are not securities or a collective investment scheme because (i) the Ura do not grant to the User any voting or ownership rights; (ii) the Ura do not grant to the Holder any return on investment; and (iii) the Ura do not grant to the Holder any profit and passive income from the ownership of the Ura; therefore, the Ura are not securities and are not intended to constitute securities in any jurisdiction and are not registered with any government entity as a security, and shall not be considered as such. Nothing in this whitepaper shall constitute a prospectus or offer document of any sort and is not intended to constitute an offer of securities or a solicitation for investments in securities in any jurisdiction. This whitepaper is not composed in accordance with and is not subject to the securities laws of any jurisdiction in which a potential Ura buyer and/or holder is a resident or laws of any jurisdiction designed to protect investors.

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THE URA REFERRED TO IN THIS WHITEPAPER HAVE NOT BEEN REGISTERED, APPROVED, OR DISAPPROVED BY THE US SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION, ANY STATE SECURITIES COMMISSION IN THE UNITED STATES OR ANY OTHER REGULATORY AUTHORITY NOR ANY OF THE FOREGOING AUTHORITIES EXAMINED OR APPROVED THE ACCURACY OR THE ADEQUACY OF THE INFO RMATION CONTAINED IN THIS WHITEPAPER UNDER, THE U.S. SECURITIES ACT OF 1933 AS AMENDED, OR UNDER THE SECURITIES LAWS OF ANY STATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA OR ANY OTHER JURISDICTION. BUYERS OF URA REFERRED TO IN THIS WHITEPAPER SHOULD BE AWARE THAT THEY BEAR ANY RISKS INVOLVED IN THE PURCHASE OF URA, IF ANY, FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD OF TIME.

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Introduction | The Challenge

Even though the receivables market is liquid, this is only true for those people and organizations already in the "system" – i.e. brokers, financial institutions and accredited investors running businesses in UN convention covered transactions namely forfaiting, factoring, asset-based lending, securitization, and project finance transactions. The ordinary end client is unfortunately forced to go through all the levels of hell in the form of know-how, know-your-customer (KYC) and compliance checks at each and every level of the receivables exchange cycle, signing of contracts, paying of commissions, etc which has caused them to opt out of receivables trading thus locked out of the benefits arising out of receivables trading.

The trade of Receivables is further hampered by (i) the low levels of understanding of the receivables market by the end client who because Receivables are varied, lump receivables into one Asset Class and consider their trade to be the same as factoring; (ii) lack of sufficient receivables finance data that is standardized, transparent, or granular, making it more difficult to package; (iii) the fact that receivables as an asset is not a visible and has very limited information on pricing; (iv) funds that have invested in receivables typically are not scalable, and mention the high barriers of entry to develop product due to the need for expertise around custody, settlement and documentation; (iv) due to the potential for large information asymmetries, assessing and maintaining underwriting standards is problematic thus reducing investors’ willingness to provide funds; and (v) barriers to trade such as the red tape around receivables exchange which constitutes the main reason why end client change their mind about trading receivables.

Quite apart from (i) the above challenges, barriers to trade and exchange and friction that discourage trade of receivables, (ii) the fact that Receivables are difficult to physically transfer or subdivide such that buyers and sellers have instead traded paper that represents receivables which have resulted in complex and cumbersome paper and legal agreements, that are difficult to transfer and hard to track, (iii) the advent of a tough economy characterized by increased competition and new technologies, and (iv) Prompt development of digitalization in all sectors triggers change within the receivables market as a sub-sector of the financial market because existing approaches to exchanging receivables are no longer in-demand as the procedures are complicated, long and cannot keep up with the pace of change, that new technologies bring to virtually every aspect of one’s life. Tokenization has come along to provide reliable instruments and revolutionize the receivables market and the financial industry as a whole to create extremely simple, convenient systems, where within minutes you can get money on the exchange or trade of tokenized receivables as well as withdraw capital . Ura places tokenization of accounts receivables in its rightful place as the most honest form of money.

The Solution | Ura

The modern solution is tokenization. Ura has thus simplified the assignment of RMI and its affiliates accounts receivables and extended the benefits of Ura to all via Ura as a currency. Ura is digitizable and distributable via blockchain. Ura distribution via traditional circulation of money or in digital form or via blockchain is exchange of honest money, therefore exchange of Ura in coins, bills and tokens, digital distribution any form or via blockchain technology is exchange of honest earned money.

Ura is designed to be a non-recourse true sale of account receivables. Because Ura is a store of the value of accounts receivables and because it is easy to exchange, it makes Ura good to be used as medium of exchange, a store of value, and a standard of value; unit of exchange and transfer of value without legal, technical, or operational complications. Kindly be advised that Ura is a token that is not backed by accounts receivables but rather is the accounts receivables themselves that have been tokenized into coins, bills, prepaid cards for ease of exchange physically and digitally via blockchain technology.

Subject to Issuer's Reserve Policy, the technical limit of the amount of Ura in circulation is equal to 100% of all accounts receivables held by Resource Mobilization Inc as at 11/14/14 drawn at the rate of US$1.00 worth of receivables held for U1.00 (One Ura). Any additional Ura issue shall be subject to reserve policy of RMI from time to time. There is therefore a finite amount of Ura in circulation at any point in time. Subsequent value of Ura shall be equal to the current value of each unit of Ura in relation to the US Dollars of the original receivables and the value the

URA can be purchased from or exchanged by any URA holder anywhere in the world including katota malls

Ura existence will promote the availability of capital and credit and thus facilitate global development as was envisaged in the UN convention on Assignment of Receivables in International trade.

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