Crowd Invest
Crowd investing is putting money into a real trade deal that the platform finds and manages. When the deal completes, you get your money back plus a return. Everything is shown in your local money — no crypto involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
Instead of one person funding a trade, many people put money into the same deal. Each investor owns a share of that deal. When the deal completes, everyone gets their money back plus their share of the return.
Real, funded deals the platform has found and checked: trade deals that buy goods where they are cheap and sell where they are dear, funded jobs that pay workers, and product supply deals. Each deal is listed with its own return and time period.
Every deal shows its own return percentage and period before you invest — for example "return 5% over about 60 days". Different deals have different returns and lengths, so you can compare them and choose what suits you.
Each deal has its own period shown up front — trade deals typically around 60 days, jobs around 30 days and product deals around 45 days. When the deal completes, your invested money plus the return is paid back to your wallet.
No. You invest money in a real business deal and get money back — that is it. Your amounts are shown in your local currency. You do not need to know anything about crypto or trading to invest.
Yes, and you must accept that before investing. No investment is guaranteed. If a deal fails or does not complete, you can lose part or all of what you put in. That is why every deal states its terms clearly and you choose carefully.
Your investment is held in a protected escrow-style account and every step of the deal is recorded in the tamper-evident ledger. The deal must be confirmed complete before returns are paid out — it cannot be changed behind your back. See Escrow Protection.
Open the Crowd Invest page, look at the available deals, and pick one. You will see the return, the time period, the minimum and maximum amount, and the terms. Confirm your amount, accept the risk warning, and your investment is placed.
Your portfolio shows every deal you are in, how much you invested, the expected return and the time period. When a deal completes, the return appears in your wallet automatically.
Staking locks money for a fixed period at a fixed interest rate. Crowd investing funds a specific deal and returns depend on that deal completing. Shares mean owning part of a business. See Shares & Staking.