About Us
Our Motto
The motto of the God Father Fund is honesty, integrity, loyalty, and mutual respect.
As one of the largest financial funds in the world, the God Father Fund is capable of executing every type of financial transaction through server-based transfers and SWIFT. Teams of lawyers, financial experts, and IT specialists work with this fund to ensure valid and secure international transactions.
The God Father Fund fully adheres to international banking laws and regulations, and this compliance will continue in the future.
The fund can act as both sender or receiver. When the fund operates as a receiver, all identity verification and source-of-funds checks are performed by bank officers and banking robots to ensure the capital is entirely clean and transparent.
(This is the official website of the fund, and the email provided is the only official communication channel.)
History
The God Father Fund was registered in Washington D.C. in 1875.
This fund has no investors, shareholders, or executive managers, and operates independently in its own right. All contracts and activities are executed solely with the exclusive signature of the owner of the fund. Companies introduced as representatives have no role in financial transfers.
To manage its resources, the God Father Fund has designed the “Solar System Fund.”
In 1870, an account named GOSB1 was opened in Deutsche Bank, along with a credit line established for the related holding. The God Father Fund financially supports 78 major global corporations such as Airbus, Microsoft, Apple, and others. A portion of shares of some of these companies belongs to the God Father Fund, and annual trading profits are deposited into the fund’s account. Subsidiaries of the God Father Fund operate in gold trading, server-based and SWIFT currency transfers, cryptocurrency, energy, marine and air transport, oil, petrochemicals, derivatives, and more.
In 1878, another account named GOSB2 was opened in Deutsche Bank Austria.
The combination of these two accounts came to be known as the God Father Fund.
Its subsidiaries include:
Solar System Fund, Black Diamond Fund, Black Diamond Oil & Gold, Project Manager (in green space development and related construction projects), and others.
Due to increasing fund volume, banking limitations, and cybersecurity risks, the World Bank transformed the fund’s currency reserves into capsules of various sizes through the “Milky Way Project,” storing them in cyber and server-based environments as the “Moons of the Solar System.”
(These can be accessed in the “About Us” introduction section.)
All server-based and SWIFT transactions are ultimately displayed as normal SWIFT messages:
MT103/202
MT799/199/999
SWIFT GPI
All operational procedures are fully explained in the Financial Transfers section.
Every process and financial transaction is conducted under full security, guided by banking robots.
Whenever the fund’s capital increases through trading, it is converted to gold—due to account limitations—and stored in the four largest global banks.
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The main capital of the God Father Fund is generated from gold trading, supervised by the banking robot under the World Bank
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The God Father Fund owns 1,386 companies, managed and led by eight major holdings.
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The fund’s primary resources are held in eight of the world’s largest banks, processed and updated through the London Metal Exchange.
Consortium
A consortium is an alliance of two or more individuals, companies, organizations, or governments that collaborate to coordinate actions or combine resources toward a shared objective.
Since the financial resources of the God Father Fund are supervised by the World Bank, strict oversight is maintained over global currency markets and monetary reserves. This ensures controlled entry of financial capital to prevent excessive currency flow, abnormal market records, and volatility.
Accordingly, global financial funds—whether institutional or independent—are guided by the World Bank and major international powers. The God Father Fund is no exception and fully complies with global financial regulations.
The God Father Fund is monitored by six major countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, Switzerland, and France. All trades, transactions, and financial flows of the fund are reviewed annually by the Consortium, which prepares the fund’s official financial statement
Each year, the God Father Fund pauses operations from November 26 to January 18 for auditing, preparation of its annual balance sheet, and implementation of new operational directives issued by the Consortium.
During these procedures, representatives of the World Bank, the Vatican, Freemasons, and Legionnaires participate in the oversight process. The God Father Fund is obligated to follow all instructions issued by the Consortium.
All investments in any country—whether governmental or institutional—are authorized and directed by the Consortium. All financial resources of the fund are globally insured.
A key activity of the God Father Fund is making major international investments. In all cases, governments act as the borrowers, and companies cannot access the fund’s resources without government guarantees.
The fund’s primary server is located at Deutsche Bank Frankfurt under the name AS8373, handling all main server-to-server transactions. The God Father Fund operates one main server and 2,420 subsidiary servers, and holds authorization for server-based money teaser operations.