Crowdfunding
Funding campaigns run end to end.
From small raises to large real-estate offerings: campaigns, investor onboarding, regulated fund flows through PSP wallets, and a portal where investors see what they hold.
- 30,000+
- Investors at delivery, on the Dutch rails
- 2
- Live markets
- 0
- Card checkouts in the money flow
Campaigns, end to end
A fundraising project moves from draft through review to a live marketplace listing, carrying the full offering record.
- Create, review and publish fundraising projects
- A marketplace list of live campaigns
- Campaign detail: description, financials, location, media, specifications
- Category and quick-scan assessment steps
Onboarding before money moves
A new investor walks a task chain where each step unlocks the next — and nothing moves until the chain is green.
- Complete the profile, accept the legal documents
- Identity verification: KYC for people, KYB for businesses
- Suitability questionnaires in the flow
- Open a wallet, verify it, connect an IBAN
- Tasks close themselves from provider webhooks
Regulated money, not a card form
Investments flow through wallets at a regulated payment institution, via the PSP provider modules — the shape these offerings legally need.
- Investor wallets with balance and history
- Deposits, withdrawals and direct-debit mandates
- Payouts from campaign proceeds through the provider's settlement flow
- Works with whichever PSP provider the tenant has licensed
The investor's own portal
Investors see what they hold without asking anyone.
- A dashboard and portfolio view
- Holdings per campaign, positions and prices
- Self-service re-verification when compliance requires it
Worth knowing: Any real fund flow needs a configured PSP provider module underneath — the module never moves money over a plain card checkout.
What every module inherits.
- Installs from the marketplace with no redeploy — the menu and the permission list update immediately.
- Creates its own tables, in its own schema, inside that customer's database.
- Packages are cryptographically signed when they are built, and the signature is checked before the host unpacks one.
- Uninstall switches a module off and keeps its data. Dropping the tables is a separate, deliberate choice.
Works with
Want to see Crowdfunding running?
Thirty minutes, a live workspace, and an honest answer about what each module does and doesn't do yet. Missing a module? A custom build is a fixed-scope project, from €25.000.
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