Defined cadence
Choose a recurring schedule that matches the client's allocation plan and liquidity cycle.
Avenor's Crypto SIP framework is designed for clients who prefer a disciplined, recurring approach to acquiring selected digital assets instead of relying on one large market entry.
A recurring purchase schedule does not guarantee returns or remove digital-asset risk. Availability, assets, limits and execution terms are subject to onboarding, compliance, liquidity and applicable law.
Illustrative interface only. Final schedule, asset availability and execution are confirmed after approval.
Crypto SIP is a recurring purchase strategy: an approved client allocates a defined amount at a chosen interval and acquires an eligible digital asset according to the agreed execution process.
Rather than attempting to identify a single perfect entry point, the approach spreads purchases across multiple dates. This can reduce the impact of entry timing on the average purchase price, but it does not protect against losses or market-wide declines.
Choose a recurring schedule that matches the client's allocation plan and liquidity cycle.
Use an agreed list of eligible digital assets rather than treating every token as automatically available.
Each purchase remains subject to applicable checks, liquidity, pricing and execution conditions.
Maintain a clear record of scheduled allocations, executed purchases and settlement information.
The process is intentionally structured. A recurring instruction does not bypass KYC/KYB, transaction monitoring, wallet screening or other controls that apply to the underlying transaction.
Complete the required onboarding and suitability/risk review for the intended activity.
Agree the asset, allocation amount, frequency and other execution parameters.
Maintain funds through the approved settlement route before the scheduled purchase.
Execute the scheduled purchase subject to live pricing, liquidity and compliance controls.
Track completed allocations and update, pause or end the plan where permitted.
Recurring purchases can reduce dependence on a single entry point. They do not eliminate volatility or guarantee a better return than a lump-sum strategy.
A documented cadence can make recurring allocations easier to follow than repeated manual decisions.
Each transaction can be evaluated against available liquidity, pricing, settlement readiness and compliance requirements.
Where the approved arrangement allows it, clients can request changes to allocation parameters or pause future purchases.
Define a recurring amount that fits the approved mandate and funding arrangement.
Use an agreed recurring cadence such as monthly or another supported schedule.
Restrict recurring purchases to digital assets that Avenor can support under its current framework.
Request changes or suspension subject to the terms of the approved arrangement.
A recurring instruction is not a blanket authorization to transact. The underlying transaction remains subject to Avenor's operating and compliance framework.
It does not guarantee returns. Digital assets can experience substantial price movements, including prolonged declines and total loss scenarios.
It does not eliminate volatility. Recurring purchases may reduce dependence on a single entry price, but the value of accumulated assets can still fall materially.
It does not make every asset suitable. Asset eligibility, liquidity, transaction limits and client access depend on Avenor's current framework and applicable requirements.
It does not replace professional advice. Clients should evaluate their own financial, tax, legal and risk position before entering a digital-asset arrangement.
It is a recurring purchase arrangement in which a defined amount is used to acquire an eligible digital asset at scheduled intervals rather than through a single purchase.
It can reduce the effect of choosing one particular entry date, but it does not remove market, liquidity, counterparty, operational or regulatory risks.
Only assets supported by Avenor under its current operating, compliance and liquidity framework should be presented as available. The list may change.
Changes or pauses can be requested where supported by the approved arrangement and operating process. They are not necessarily immediate.
No. A crypto recurring purchase is not the same product as a mutual-fund SIP and should not be presented as one. The underlying assets, risks and regulatory framework differ.
No. Avenor should not represent a recurring digital-asset purchase as a guaranteed-return or capital-protection product.
Speak with Avenor about your intended allocation, preferred assets and execution requirements. Final availability and terms are subject to onboarding and compliance review.