Q-t-Ex Inc. today announced the implementation of a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)-based transaction framework as part of its compliance-first strategy to facilitate structured B2B transactions between the United States and Venezuela.
The company also confirmed the appointment of Pedro C. Da Silva, Co-Founder of Q-T-Ex, as Chief Executive Officer. Priamo Renier will continue to serve as Chairman of the Board.
Q-T-Ex, a Delaware-based fintech infrastructure company operating exclusively in the B2B segment, is focused on building institutional-grade transaction architecture designed for complex regulatory environments.
In response to evolving geopolitical dynamics and updated U.S. regulatory frameworks — including recent general licenses issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) — the company is strengthening its operational perimeter through transaction-specific SPVs.
Under this model:
•Each cross-border investment or transaction may be structured through a legally segregated SPV
•Risk exposure is isolated on a per-transaction basis
•Governance, documentation, and compliance oversight are maintained independently
•Full AML, KYC, and monitoring protocols apply at the SPV level
Priamo Renier, Chairman of Q-T-Ex, stated:
“Q-T-Ex was built to operate with structure in environments where clarity is essential.
Appointing Pedro as CEO reflects our commitment to disciplined execution and operational rigor as we strengthen our compliance-first architecture.”
Pedro C. Da Silva, CEO and Co-Founder, added:
“The future of cross-border B2B infrastructure in emerging markets depends on transparency, governance, and risk discipline.
By implementing SPV-based transaction frameworks, we provide clearly defined compliance boundaries while facilitating legitimate corporate flows aligned with U.S. regulatory standards.”
Q-T-Ex reiterated that it operates strictly within applicable U.S. laws and continues to coordinate with legal and compliance advisors across multiple jurisdictions.
