MicroVentures
- Equity crowdfunding
- Early and late stage private market investments
- Regulation Crowdfunding and Regulation D 506 primary offerings: seed stage companies and early-stage companies
- Regulation D 506 secondary offerings: late-stage companies
- companies or startups that need at least $150,000 to $1,000,000 in capital
Highlights
Investment Types
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Accredited Investor Requirements
Non-accredited investors can invest through Regulation Crowdfunding offerings;
Accredited investor status required for Regulation D investment opportunities
Non-accredited investors can invest through Regulation Crowdfunding offerings;
Accredited investor status required for Regulation D investment opportunities
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Company Requirement
Minimum Investment
$100 for Regulation Crowdfunding offerings;
$3,000 for Regulation D offerings
$100 for Regulation Crowdfunding offerings;
$3,000 for Regulation D offerings
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Upfront Fee
5%
5%
Carry Fee
10%
10%
Minimum Transaction Size
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Crowdfunding Platform
Yes
Yes
Secondary Marketplace
Yes
Yes
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| Accredited Investor Requirements | Non-accredited investors can invest through Regulation Crowdfunding offerings; Accredited investor status required for Regulation D investment opportunities | |
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| Minimum Investment | $100 for Regulation Crowdfunding offerings; $3,000 for Regulation D offerings | $10,000 Direct Share Acquisition: at least $150,000 |
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