How many times are we presented with the opportunity to become part of a generational, transformative project with global impact?
COINGT represents the first tokenized infrastructure project regulated under El Salvador’s Digital Asset Issuance Law (LEAD) — an exclusive invitation to participate in a once-in-a-generation investment, joining a new financial era where tokenized transportation infrastructure is backed by real-world assets (RWA) under a regulated issuance.
Project Overview
The Interoceanic Corridor of Guatemala (CIG) is a privately owned strip of land 372 km long and 140 meters wide, where a multimodal transportation megaproject will be developed to serve as the trade route of the 21st century.
The project is led by CIGSA (Consorcio Interoceánico de Guatemala, S.A.), the ultimate owner of the land and project owner. Grupo Odepal, S.A. is the sole project manager.
Grupo Odepal de El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. (GODES) has obtained a Public Issuer License and is authorized to issue COINGT, an ownership digital asset.
Holders of COINGT benefit from lifetime dividends corresponding to 7.6612% of CIGSA’s common shares, with corporate governance rules ensuring annual distributions and anti-dilution protection.
Global Context: Tokenized Economy Becomes Law
The approval of the GENIUS Act in the United States has established a clear regulatory framework for stablecoins and tokenized assets, enabling their integration into banking and treasury systems.
NASDAQ has filed a request with the SEC to tokenize its stocks and ETFs, while Tether has launched USAT, a stablecoin designed to strengthen its presence in the U.S. market.
Meanwhile, initiatives such as the tokenization of SpaceX and Robinhood shares, or the use of crypto assets as collateral by JPMorgan, highlight the mainstream adoption of tokenized finance.
In Europe, nine major banks have announced the creation of a Euro-backed stablecoin, and institutions like the London Stock Exchange have launched tokenization platforms for private funds, confirming that regulated digital assets are now an integral part of the global financial system.
From El Salvador, COINGT joins this global trend as a legal, transparent financial instrument, merging blockchain technology with tangible real-world infrastructure.
COINGT: A Pioneer from El Salvador
Issued by Grupo Odepal de El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. (GODES), COINGT is backed by the Interoceanic Corridor of Guatemala (CIG) — a project connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through a private corridor 372 km long and 140 meters wide.
More than 5,500 Guatemalan families are participating as co-owners, receiving fair compensation and shares in Consorcio Interoceánico de Guatemala, S.A. (CIGSA).
GODES holds 7.6612% of CIGSA’s common shares, granting economic rights to COINGT holders. These shares are immovable, non-dilutable, and entitled to dividends.
COINGT has been independently certified, and its public issuance authorized by the National Commission of Digital Assets of El Salvador (CNAD). It operates on the Polygon blockchain, following the ERC-3643 (T-Rex) standard, enabling distribution through regulated Digital Asset Service Providers (PSADs) or licensed exchanges.
Strategic Infrastructure: A New Route for Global Trade
COINGT finances the consolidation of a private interoceanic corridor in Guatemala, designed to capture part of the Asia–Americas maritime trade flow.
In contrast to traditional routes affected by climate issues or geopolitical conflicts (such as the Panama Canal, Suez Canal, or Red Sea), Guatemala offers a stable and resilient alternative.
Future investment phases include ports, railways, highways, pipelines, energy, fiber optics, aqueducts, and logistics hubs.
The Constitution of Guatemala allows this type of infrastructure to be developed by private enterprises without legislative concession, enhancing its financial, legal, and operational viability.
The model also contemplates future debt issuances through real-world asset tokenization and the use of stablecoins, enabling non-bureaucratic infrastructure financing.
Regulatory and Fiscal Advantages of El Salvador
COINGT benefits from El Salvador’s unique digital asset framework, featuring:
- •0% capital gains tax
- •0% income tax on digital asset returns
In addition, GODES’ corporate charter prohibits share dilution or unauthorized transfers, ensuring that COINGT holders’ economic rights remain permanently protected.
Regulatory compliance is guaranteed through supervised exchanges, smart contracts with integrated KYC/AML, and custody services in accordance with LEAD, providing legal and financial security for both institutional and individual investors.
Investment with Impact and Strategic Vision
COINGT provides direct participation in a project with projected annual net revenue, land value appreciation, and dividends linked to strategic infrastructure development.
Its limited issuance, asset-backed structure, and legal-fiduciary protections — including escrow accounts and stage-based validation — position COINGT as an ideal vehicle for investment funds, logistics companies, institutional investors, and individual participants seeking tangible, real-world exposure.
In a world marked by logistical disruptions, inflation, and de-dollarization, COINGT stands as a tangible, strategic investment in a fiscally attractive and legally robust jurisdiction.
The total funds raised will be allocated to land consolidation, family relocation, and advancing the project to its construction phase.
Corridor of Guatemala – 10 Key Points
- New strategic route reducing global risks.
- Savings of several days in just-in-time logistics.
- Greater competitiveness for Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras.
- Regional integration through shared customs and governance.
- Attraction of international investment.
- Impact across logistics, manufacturing, agriculture, energy, and technology.
- Complements Panama, Mexico, the U.S., and other trade routes.
- Inclusive model with over 10,000 local shareholders.
- Sustainable and secure project.
Contact Information
For further information, please contact:
Julio Sibrián
COINGT Project Manager
Member of the Board of Directors Consorcio Interoceánico de Guatemala, S.A.
Advisor to the President – Grupo Odepal, S.A.
Direct number: +503 7061-8048