Implementation Models

Two practical structures built from real pilot thinking.

The current MinerLift Foundation concept is being developed around a cooperative model and a single-mine model with an added reserve security layer.

Mining cooperative leaders and advisors reviewing mine planning documents

Small Mining Cooperative Model

Designed for groups of small-scale miners producing through a cooperative structure, where governance and administration are sensitive and transparent distribution is essential.

Framework MOU
Long-term offtake agreement
Open-book cost structure
Monthly reconciliation and settlement
Secure transport and custody SOP
Input support through the cooperative

Government and mining leaders discussing development and implementation

Single-Mine Model

Designed for an individual mine that already produces and needs a stronger route to market, more structured implementation support, and better access to finance.

All core operating documents
Reserve security agreement based on industry-standard assessment
Structured repayment from production through offtake
Equipment lease support
Project insurance integration
Support for input and expansion finance access

Shared foundations

What both models have in common

Ownership remains local

The mine or cooperative keeps ownership of the underlying operation.

Transparent deductions

All major costs are shown clearly and supported by documentary evidence.

Controlled offtake

Production moves through a structured channel that supports settlement discipline.

Secure custody

Transport, refining, storage, and sale are documented and controlled.

Finance visibility

Financiers can see a clearer repayment path through captured production flows.

Scalable implementation

The framework can be adapted for regional rollout across multiple producers and jurisdictions.