FAQ 

Can virtual shares be sold at any time?

Yes, virtual shares are generally freely transferable (provided there is no “AllowList” in place or the buyer is included on the AllowList). An individual agreement regarding a minimum holding period may also be contractually agreed between the company and a specific investor.

Can virtual shares be sold to third parties?

This is decided by each company individually.

Technically, virtual shares can be subject to an “AllowList.” If the company activates such an AllowList, only investors who have been placed on the list by the company—after meeting certain requirements—are permitted to send and receive virtual shares.

This means that investors on the AllowList can trade among themselves but cannot sell virtual shares to arbitrary third parties. Alternatively, the company may choose to issue virtual shares without an AllowList. In that case, investors are technically free to transfer them to third parties, and further transfers between third parties are also possible.

Regardless of the technical setup, legal restrictions may still apply that prohibit a sale to a specific third party.

How does login via Tokenize.it work?

If you would like to register on our platform as both a founder and an investor, it’s very simple.

You can sign up using any email address—we will send you a one-time password for authentication—or log in conveniently via your Google account.

If you are familiar with crypto, you can also connect your own Ethereum wallet (e.g., MetaMask or Rabby) directly to our platform.

What types of investors can participate in private offerings?

Each company using Tokenize.it technology to offer tokens to investors determines which investors it wishes to approach with a private offering.

Minimum investment amounts, the number of investors, their level of experience, and other qualifying factors are determined in accordance with applicable law and the company’s own criteria. Companies may use Tokenize.it to support compliance with KYC requirements as part of the investment process.

Investors should be aware that private investments carry significant risks, may be illiquid, and could result in a total loss of the invested capital.

Which cryptocurrencies can be used for investments?

Payment methods:

• Investors can pay via SEPA bank transfer or in cryptocurrencies (EUROC, USDC).

• For Public Fundraise offerings, payment is only possible via bank transfer or EURe (Gnosis Chain).

Is there a minimum or maximum investment amount?

Each company raising capital decides this individually following a legal assessment. The minimum and maximum investment amounts depend on applicable regulations, the financial situation and experience of each investor, and the company’s own preferences.