Funding for Bitcoin Mining Facilities

Building a Bitcoin mining operation is capital-intensive. From site acquisition and substation upgrades to ASIC rigs and cooling, the upfront spend is measured in tens of millions. We raise equity, mezzanine, and construction finance for mining facilities with credible sponsors. Our structures account for power costs, hosting contracts, and hashrate economics. Minimum project size $10M.

1. How Mining Facility Financing Works

Capital stacks for mining facilities combine real assets with digital revenue streams. Investors look at site control, energy contracts, equipment sourcing, and operating model. Equity funds the build and balance sheet. Debt or unitranche facilities accelerate scaling and hedge dilution. Offtake or hosting contracts add bankability to the plan.

• Site & Power: Equity and early-stage funds to secure land, permits, and utility interconnects.
• Construction: Debt or unitranche capital for building out substations, containers, or immersion cooling.
• Equipment: Structured leases or loans for ASIC miners and servers.
• Operations: Working capital facilities to fund hosting, payroll, and maintenance.

2. Instruments We Arrange

• Equity & JV Capital: For land, substation, and long-lead items.
• Unitranche Facilities: Single-lender structures combining senior and mezz debt for speed.
• Equipment Finance: Leases or secured loans tied to ASIC miners and rigs.
• Construction Loans: Drawdown-based loans matched to build milestones.
• Mezzanine Debt: Flexible capital bridging equity and senior debt.
• Offtake/Prepay Structures: Power or hosting partners funding capex against contract commitments.

3. What Investors Expect To See

• Site control, permits, and power purchase agreement (PPA) or utility tariff.
• Equipment sourcing plan with supplier contracts or deposits.
• Financial model with hashrate projections, breakevens, and downside cases.
• Legal structure with SPV and treasury policy for fiat/crypto conversion.
• Insurance, ESG, and HSE measures for facility and workforce.
• Exit plan: refinance, token-backed debt, or scale-up capital.

4. How Financely Helps

We build credible mining finance cases by pressure-testing power contracts, equipment sourcing, and economics. Our role is to structure the capital stack, underwrite risks, and place the deal with funds and lenders who actually finance digital infrastructure.

• Capital stack design blending equity, unitranche, and mezzanine tranches.
• Underwriting of power and equipment contracts for investor confidence.
• Placement with crypto-specialist funds, digital infra lenders, and family offices.
• Integration of offtake, hosting, and prepay agreements into financing.
• Data room build, diligence sessions, and investor closing process.

5. Process & Timeline

• Week 1–2: Data review, red-flag memo, financing plan, target list.
• Week 3–5: Investor outreach, indicative terms, technical and legal diligence.
• Week 6–8: Final terms, docs, and first drawdown schedule.
• Routine facilities: 45–75 days from mandate to first funding, subject to compliance and contracts.

Disclaimer: This page is for information purposes only and does not guarantee funding. All capital raising is subject to underwriting, investor appetite, compliance review, and market conditions. Bitcoin mining carries technology, power, market, and regulatory risks. Seek professional legal, tax, and technical advice before committing to any financing.