 Venture Debt as a asset class has actually really come into place over the last four years. So there are quite a few, I would say, founders who are not exactly aware of the benefits of Venture Debt. So that should begin with, that is something which a founder should definitely look once he crosses a series A stage. That's when the company actually ships from a concept stage to an operational stage. And that is something which a Venture Debt investor is okay taking risk at. And secondly, the thumb rule is that debt is available at a percentage of around 20 to 30% of the total fund size. Rather of the total equity data company has raised. So suppose if an investor is thinking of raising a series A or a series B at a total raise of 10 million, he can definitely consider around a couple of million as Venture Debt which could be available. And the major benefits could be an extended cash runway. And as well as Venture Debt is, that's the equity on the equity side. So a promoter at an early stage can save his equity delusions which he can use to dilute at a later stage.