Pre-IPO startups
Just like an ‘Angel Investor’ – one of those folks who bought in early and reaped the benefits – you too can be on the road to financial independence.
86.7 %
Historical returns
20 %
Maximum allocation
Why invest in pre-IPO startups?
Access to unicorn startups
Gain exclusive access to pre-IPO startups that are reserved for venture capitalists.
Low maintenance
You won’t have to manage the investments, we do all the work for you.
Historically rapid growth
Companies grow the most when they’re private, and you can profit off of that growth.
Access the secondary market and crowdfunding platforms
Companies grow fastest when they're private
The pre-IPO advantage
More than $2 trillion is waiting to be deployed in startups
Featured portfolio holdings
SpaceX
Aerospace & Telecom
SpaceX is a California-based space exploration company founded by Elon Musk in 2002. It is focused on reducing the cost of space travel and making it possible to colonize other planets by developing reusable rockets and spacecraft, such as the Falcon 9 and Dragon.
Flexport (partially exited)
Freight & logistics
The developer of a freight forwarding platform designed to provide visibility and control over the entire supply chain. The company's platform arranges goods to be transported and subsequently tracks the inventory in real-time through orders carried by the ocean, air, and road freight, enabling logistics companies to optimize transportation routes and inventory management.
Robinhood (exited)
Portugal & Amsterdam
Robinhood is a zero-commission stock and crypto trading platform. It went public in August 2021 after raising $1.7 billion from top venture capitalists.
Sila Nanotechnology
India
The manufacturer of supercharged car batteries aimed to improve energy storage. The company's batteries can be used in small, light and long-lasting electronic devices, enabling mass adoption of affordable and long-range electric vehicles, and giving users access to batteries that are more effective than lithium-ion technology.
Swiggy (partially exited)
Food Delivery
This is one half of a duopoly in the Indian food delivery market. Investors in the other half, Zomato, had a spectacular exit via IPO while Swiggy owns larger market share, shorter delivery times and better feedback from users.
Opensea
Metaverse
In the early days of the internet, Amazon was not the first marketplace, but it was the fastest, and the cheapest. At the dawn of blockchain technology, Opensea is the fastest, cheapest, and first.