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◍TransparentAudited financials and responsive support.
Time-limited opportunities to access investments in private companies at a set price. Learn more
◇ P2P Fund
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Scale AI block resale
Price per unit
$1,964.00
Minimum investment
$10,000
Funding deadline
Open
Ending soon
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◇ P2P Fund
Neuralink block resale logo
Neuralink block resale
Price per unit
$0.00
Minimum investment
$15,000
Funding deadline
Waitlist
Ending soon
waitlist
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FAQs

What is a P2P Fund?

A special-purpose vehicle that pools accredited investors to access a single private company at a set unit price.

How do I invest in a P2P Fund?

Pick an open fund, complete the subscription flow, wire your investment before the funding deadline.

Who runs the P2P Fund?

Each fund is administered by the platform's fund manager; audited financials are provided annually.

What is a "qualified purchaser"?

An individual or family business holding $5M+ in investments, per the Investment Company Act.

What is an "accredited investor"?

An investor meeting SEC income or net-worth thresholds — verification happens in your account profile.

What happens if the issuer goes public?

Units convert to freely tradable shares after any lock-up period, then the fund distributes or liquidates.

How does a multi-asset fund differ from a single-asset fund?

Multi-asset funds hold several private companies for diversification; single-asset funds target one issuer.

Investing in private securities is speculative, illiquid, and involves the risk of loss. Pre-IPO companies are privately owned; not all private companies will experience an IPO or other liquidity event. References to securities do not constitute an offer or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Fund terms shown are illustrative until an offering formally opens.