Investor profile
After choosing a deal, create an account and provide basic information for your investor profile.
Regulation Crowdfunding offerings
Browse Regulation Crowdfunding offerings hosted by Issuance Express. You do not need to be an accredited investor to participate.
New to Reg CF? Start with investor education.
Live offerings
Loaded from the Issuance Express platform. Each card links to the offering page, where the Form C, terms, and risk factors are available.
Minimums, maximum raise amounts, and deadlines are set by each issuer and shown as reported by the platform. Read what to review before you invest, our investor education, and the funding portal disclosures.
Here is how it works
The exact process varies by offering, but every investment begins with reviewing the deal and completing an investor profile.
After choosing a deal, create an account and provide basic information for your investor profile.
Complete investment details such as shareholder type and investment amount.
Pay by credit card, bank transfer (ACH), or cryptocurrency (USDC) — processed securely by Stripe — and electronically sign your investor documents. That is it.
Read the deal
Issuance Express hosts community rounds under Regulation Crowdfunding, which allows eligible companies to offer securities to accredited and non-accredited investors through a registered intermediary.
The minimum amount needed to participate in an offering.
The debt, equity, convertible note, or other security being offered.
The date by which the company has committed to closing the offering.
The SEC filing and offering statement containing extensive company and deal information.
Every deal carries different risks. Review the Form C in full before investing.
Investor FAQ
Every offering is different. Review the offering documents and understand the risks before making an investment.
Yes. Offerings on Issuance Express are open to eligible investors age 18 and up, in the United States and in many other countries.
International investors complete the same identity verification as U.S. investors and are screened against U.S. sanctions lists. We can’t accept investors from countries subject to U.S. sanctions. Some countries limit their residents from investing in U.S. offerings, and in those cases (Canadian retail investors, for example) the investment may not be available. Each investor is responsible for following their own country’s laws.
The same annual investment limits apply to every investor, wherever they live. Non-U.S. investors may be asked for a W-8BEN tax form. See Investors outside the United States in our Terms of Service.
Need more context?
Read the documentation, education materials, and funding portal disclosures before you invest.