VDS CAPITAL, LLC is a capital house in Washington, Utah, run on the registrar's rule: nothing exists until it's on paper — class declared, entry countersigned, register reconciled.
VDS CAPITAL, LLC is organized in Utah and operates from 879 N Sandy Talus Dr, Washington, 84780. The register carries 48 certificates in four classes — and the class letter says everything about whose money and whose risk the paper covers.
Class P is the issuer's own book: own-account investing and speculation, investment clubs, mineral and oil royalty dealing, mortgage dealing, tax liens, venture capital and viatical settlements — dealt as principal. Class A is client money under mandate: customized, fee-paid planning and advice, and management of investment funds, mutual funds, pensions, portfolios, private equity and personal investment trusts.
Class F is the fiduciary paper: estate administration, bank trust office functions, non-real-estate escrow and fiduciary agencies, securities custody and trust administration. Class X is the registrar's bench: exchange and virtual-currency clearinghouses, deposit and lease brokerage, protective committees, quotation services and transfer agencies.
The class tells you the capacity before anyone asks. Issuer's book or client's — that's the first line on every certificate.
Principal or fiduciary, issuer's book or client's — declared in writing before the position, order or mandate exists.
Advisory and planning work is customized and fee-paid by the client — printed in the mandate, never buried in spread or markup.
Positions, custodies, trust balances and transfers tie to the register and to statements — unregistered entries don't count.
Every certificate answers to the register. Principal positions carry the issuer's own risk; client mandates carry written objectives, fees and reporting. Custody and trust balances reconcile to statements; clearing and transfer work nets to zero.
Disclosure is part of the printing: this Site is informational — nothing on it is an offer, a solicitation, or personalized investment advice. Engagements open only under written mandates, and principal dealings are documented as principal.
It depends on the class. Class P dealings are principal transactions — the issuer deals for its own account and you are a counterparty, not a client. Class A and Class F services are client relationships under written mandates or instruments where the issuer acts for you. Capacity is disclosed before any transaction or engagement.
Customized planning, advice and counseling are fee-paid by the client under a written mandate — the fee structure is disclosed in the engagement, not embedded in products or spreads.
No. The Site describes services; it is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security, contract, royalty, lien, mortgage or settlement interest, and it is not personalized investment advice. Transactions and mandates are documented separately.
Custody, escrow, fiduciary and trust-administration services are performed under the governing trust instrument, escrow instructions or custody agreement and applicable law — the document controls, not a web page.
Send the mandate, the deal or the question — the reply states the class and the capacity.
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