Deal Cards: What They Show and Hide

What this is Deal Cards are public summaries of solar projects published by developers. This article explains exactly what information is visible and what is hidden.

Who this is for - Developers considering publishing a Deal Card - Investors browsing Deal Discovery - Anyone wanting to understand privacy controls

What you can do - Understand what potential investors will see - Know what information remains private - Make informed decisions about publishing

What Deal Cards show - Project basics : Country, sector, system size - Financial indicators : Project IRR, Equity IRR, Payback period - Key metrics : Total CAPEX, tariff structure type - Publisher info : Organization name (if not hidden)

What Deal Cards hide by default - Exact project location - Offtaker name and contact details - Detailed cost breakdowns - Uploaded documents (unless explicitly allowed) - Internal notes and version history

Privacy controls - Hide developer name : Show as "Anonymous Developer" - Hide exact location : Show only country/region - Hide offtaker name : Show only sector type - Attachment permissions : Explicitly confirm document sharing

Rules and limits - You must confirm you have permission to share information - Minimum fields required: country, system size, at least one financial metric - Deal Cards can be paused or unpublished at any time - Reported Deal Cards may be hidden pending review

Common mistakes - Publishing without checking all visible fields - Forgetting that your organization name is visible by default - Assuming documents are automatically included (they're not)

Related links - Publishing a Deal Card - Deal Discovery - Trust and Safety

--- Important : Deal Cards are informational summaries, not binding offers. Publishers and viewers should conduct their own due diligence.