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30 Dec 2022
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I have actually made six separate investments to this point, some on each platform, and I have always found the procedure to be very simple. One investment has so far failed since COVID damaged the company, but the other five are still doing well!



Have you ever utilised these or comparable platforms? What have you encountered? Is it also necessary to modify the "Sophisticated Investor" rule? Please respond below.
To invest in firms before they go public, Australians must have a sophisticated investor certificate (obtained from an accountant and confirming they have income over $250k or net assets of at least $2.5 million).



According to the government's justification, if you make a lot of money, you must be more sophisticated and have the ability to evaluate the risks associated with investment, thus you don't need as much insurance.sites for crowd-sourced funding like Equitise and Birchal. that make it possible for Australians to invest modest amounts of money in early-stage businesses.



Their platform combines all the investor cash into one large investment into the company. You can invest as little as $100 in some circumstances. I truly enjoy the concept behind these platforms and how it gives the "small guy" possibilities.



However, opportunity does not come without risk. These businesses are still in their very early stages, therefore success is not guaranteed. The invested money will therefore be at danger. Birchal just collected money to support platform growth for themselves. They quickly accomplish their goals while breaking numerous records in the process.

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