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Invest in Startups via Venture Capital

Access diversified VC portfolios — with $10K minimums, compliant operations, and 24/7 reporting.

Your Journey as a Limited Partner

From first commitment to final distribution—here's exactly what happens when you invest.

1

Make Your Commitment

You decide to invest $50,000 in our fund. This is your total commitment—but you don't pay it all at once. You sign subscription documents and become a Limited Partner (LP) in the fund.

Initial Investment: 25% ($12,500)

The remaining 75% stays in your account, ready for future capital calls.

2

Capital Calls Begin

Over the next 3-4 years, we identify exceptional venture funds and call your remaining capital in portions. You'll receive 10 business days' notice before each call.

Year 1: 2-3 capital calls
Year 2-4: 3-5 capital calls
3

Your Money Goes to Work

Through our fund-of-funds structure, your investment flows into 25+ top-tier VC funds, giving you exposure to 500+ startups across multiple sectors and geographies.

AI & Deep Tech
Cybersecurity
Fintech
Climate Tech
4

Track Your Portfolio Growth

Access real-time performance data through our digital platform. Watch as portfolio companies grow, raise new rounds, and work toward exits.

Quarterly Reports

Performance Analytics

Portfolio Breakdown

Company Updates

5

Receive Distributions

As portfolio companies exit through acquisitions or IPOs, you receive distributions. Early exits might return your initial investment, while later home runs drive outsized returns.

Typical Distribution Timeline

Years 3-5: First distributions from early exits
Years 6-8: Peak distribution period
Years 9-12: Final harvesting period

Understanding Capital Calls

Capital calls are how venture funds deploy investor money efficiently. Instead of holding idle cash, your uncommitted capital stays invested in your current portfolio until we find the next great opportunity.

How It Works in Practice:

1

We identify a top-tier fund accepting new LPs

2

You receive a capital call notice via email

3

You have 10 business days to transfer funds

4

Your capital is deployed into new opportunities

Smart Capital Management

Early distributions from successful exits may offset later capital calls, potentially reducing your net cash investment while maintaining your full allocation.

Example: $100K Commitment

Initial Investment (25%)$25,000

Typical Call Schedule:

Year 1
$20,000 (2 calls)
Year 2
$25,000 (3 calls)
Year 3
$20,000 (2 calls)
Year 4
$10,000 (1 call)

Capital deployed over 4 years for optimal opportunity capture

Why Sophisticated Investors Choose Venture Capital

Understanding the unique advantages of being an LP in institutional VC funds.

Superior Returns

30-year data shows VC delivers 19.07% annual returns vs 10.70% for public markets—nearly double the performance.

True Diversification

VC returns have low correlation with public markets, providing portfolio protection during market downturns.

Institutional Access

As an LP, you invest alongside endowments and pension funds in opportunities unavailable to retail investors.

Common Questions from New LPs

As a Limited Partner, you're an investor in our venture capital fund. You provide capital but aren't involved in day-to-day management decisions. Think of it like being a shareholder in a company, but for a portfolio of startup investments. You benefit from professional management while maintaining limited liability.

When you commit to invest (say $50,000), you don't pay it all upfront. You'll initially contribute 25% ($12,500). The remaining 75% is called over 3-4 years as we identify prime investment opportunities. We give you 10 business days' notice before each capital call. This approach keeps your money working efficiently.

Venture capital is a long-term investment. Most funds have a 10-12 year lifecycle. You might see some early distributions after 3-5 years as portfolio companies exit, but the biggest returns typically come in years 6-10. Think of it as planting seeds that grow into forests.

Your capital flows through our fund into 25+ venture capital funds, which then invest in 500+ startups. As these companies grow and exit (through acquisitions or IPOs), returns flow back to you. We handle all the complexity while you track performance through our digital platform.

Venture capital investments are illiquid by nature. Unlike stocks, you can't simply sell your position. However, we may facilitate secondary sales to other qualified investors after year 3, subject to approval. This is why we recommend only investing capital you won't need for 7-10 years.

You'll receive a K-1 tax form annually showing your share of the fund's income, gains, and losses. Most VC returns qualify for favorable long-term capital gains treatment. We recommend consulting with your tax advisor to understand how VC investments fit your tax strategy.

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