FAQ: P2P Funds
P2P Funds pool accredited investors into a single special-purpose vehicle (SPV) that holds shares of one private company.
What is a P2P Fund?
A P2P Fund is a special-purpose vehicle organized to hold shares of a single private company. Instead of buying shares directly from a seller, you subscribe for units of the fund at a set price per unit, with a set minimum investment and funding deadline.
Who can invest?
Fund offerings are available to verified accredited investors. You confirm your accreditation basis during onboarding; institutional participants may need to confirm qualified-purchaser status.
What does it cost?
Institutional and SPV transactions carry a flat 0.25% technology fee. There are no management or carry fees charged by the platform itself — any fund-level terms are stated on the specific offering page.
When does my money move?
Nothing is collected when you register interest. When your allocation is confirmed, you fund your subscription through the dedicated escrow wallet at our partner bank by the offering's funding deadline.
Can a fund fill up?
Yes. Offerings are time-limited and capacity-limited — an "Almost full" badge means remaining capacity is low. If an offering closes before your subscription completes, nothing is charged.