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Investing on Invown

How investing works, the protections you have, the risks involved and what happens after you invest.

• How does investing through Invown work?How investing works on Invown: review the Form C, open an account, commit funds to escrow, and cancel up to 48 hours before the deadline.2 min read
• What are the main risks of Reg CF investing?Reg CF investments can be speculative and illiquid, and you could lose everything. The main risks, plus the protections you do have.2 min read
• How am I protected as an investor?The SEC safeguards behind Reg CF investing on Invown: limits, disclosure, escrow, cancellation rights, and what they do not cover.2 min read
• Do I need to be an accredited investor to invest?No — anyone can invest in Reg CF offerings on Invown, subject to annual limits; accreditation matters only for some private placements.2 min read
• What payment methods can I use to invest?You can invest by ACH transfer, wire transfer, or check. There are no card payments and no investor transaction fees.1 min read
• Can I invest through an LLC, trust, or joint account?Yes. You can invest through an LLC or a trust, or jointly with another person, not only as an individual.1 min read
• Can non-US residents invest on Invown?Yes. Invown accepts investors from outside the United States.1 min read
• What happens to my investment if Invown shuts down?Your investment is a direct agreement with the issuer. It does not sit at Invown and does not depend on Invown existing.1 min read
• What happens after my investment closes?At closing your securities are issued. In your Invown account you can see your investments and download your documents.1 min read
• What tax documents will I receive as an investor?Tax documents come from the issuer you invested in, not from Invown. The form and timing depend on the issuer.1 min read