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Private Equity

Invest in private companies.

Access pre-IPO and other private-company investments. Review the company, what you own, the minimum investment and the exit terms before deciding.

Opportunity types

Private-company opportunities.

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Pre-IPO

Private companies seeking a future public listing. A listing is not guaranteed.

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Late-stage

Established private companies raising or transferring capital.

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Secondary shares

Exposure to existing private-company shares, through the structure stated in the deal.

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Venture and growth

Earlier-stage companies raising capital for growth.

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Other private-market deals

Other opportunities, with the investment structure explained in each offer.

How investing works

Review the deal before investing.

Choose a deal

Read the company overview and offering terms.

Check eligibility

Complete the checks required for that investment.

Review documents

Understand ownership rights, fees, risks and exit restrictions.

Approve the investment

Confirm the amount and transaction from your account.

Private companies · US

Company profiles.

Five private companies across AI, defence, data and payments, with their latest announced valuations.

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Eligibility

Check whether you can invest.

Access depends on where you live, your investor status and each deal’s terms. Complete the required checks before investing.

Terms set per deal
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Risks

Private equity can be difficult to sell.

You may need to hold the investment for years. You could lose some or all of your capital, and a listing, sale or payout is not guaranteed.

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FAQ

Questions about private equity.

The legal rights depend on the issuer and investment structure. Read each deal’s documents; a token does not necessarily mean direct ownership of company shares.

Private Equity

How investing works.