We want to enable non-accredited investors in the U.S. who understand the technology to participate in investments, despite the legal burdens of crowdfunding.

To participate in Investor School, you must be an accredited investor, which involves meeting specific income and wealth criteria set by the SEC.

We have lots of great lead investors, many micro venture capitalists who can do deals on the platform, allowing anyone who is wealthy and sophisticated to invest behind them.

Investors using any management platform are ultimately responsible for conducting their own due diligence, but we aim to cut out a significant fraction of scams.

Investors often don't know anything, and their feedback can be subjective; it's important to find the right investors who are open-minded.

Being extremely lucky is crucial in the startup game, and as accredited investors, you're already among the luckiest people on earth.

We were fortunate to receive donations from some of the best investors and entrepreneurs in the world, which we take seriously.

Anyone can access deal flow in investing, which is crucial because it provides options and choices for investors.

When we approached our investors, we clearly communicated that our intent was not to use most of the capital raised for funding receivables, but rather to create a financing solution that allows us to operate effectively.