How long do I need to hold my investment for?
I’ve been waitlisted. What does that mean?
Where can I find out what companies I can currently invest in through MicroVentures?
What is the typical investment minimum?
Can I transfer my investment to someone else?
Can I sell my investment?
Why haven’t I received an update on a company I’ve invested in?
Will I receive tax documents?
Will I receive shares or cash post-exit?
Will I be able to communicate with the issuer directly?
How long do I need to hold my investment for?
I’ve been waitlisted. What does that mean?
Where can I find out what companies I can currently invest in through MicroVentures?
What is the typical investment minimum?
Can I transfer my investment to someone else?
Can I sell my investment?
Why haven’t I received an update on a company I’ve invested in?
Will I receive tax documents?
Will I receive shares or cash post-exit?
Will I be able to communicate with the issuer directly?
When investing in startups, investors take on a significant amount of risk. It may take anywhere between seven and ten years to see a return on your investment, if at all. Due to the highly risky nature of startup investments, you should only invest what you can afford to lose.
Although it depends on the terms of your initial investment, in the case that a company you have invested in fails, you will not get your investment back.