Compliance
STO’s vs Rule 12g of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
By tokenizing securities on a blockchain, combined with writing appropriate rules and restrictions into the smart contracts, they can now effectively trade on any of the hundreds of token exchanges globally. Thus potentially unleashing trillions…
CrowdEngine’s Compliance Engine™ Explained
CrowdEngine developed the Compliance Engine™ to provide issuers the capability of having a white-label crowdfunding portal capable of supporting multiple crowdfunding regulations all on the same platform. Our Compliance Engine™ can provide a one-stop investment…
SEC Releases Framework for “Investment Contract” Analysis of Digital Assets
As part of a continuing effort to assist those seeking to comply with the U.S. federal securities laws, the SEC’s Strategic Hub for Innovation and Financial Technology (FinHub), published a framework for analyzing whether a…
All About Regulation A Crowdfunding
At CrowdEngine we pride ourselves on understanding our clients’ needs, the regulations, and helping our clients succeed in the crowdfunding and Fintech industry. If you’re not familiar with the new crowdfunding rules and you want…
What Issuers and Portal Operators Need to Know About Fees
In addition to the funds being sent by an investor to make an investment, additional fees can be added at the issuer’s (or portals) option. CrowdEngine supports three types of fee models, which are as…
JOBS Act Overview
With the passing of the JOBS ACT in 2012, the SEC changed how capital is raised by allowing companies to use the Internet and social media to sell securities via general solicitation. Equity crowdfunding under these…
Raise Capital from Non-Accredited Investors
Over the last 80 years, the only means for raising capital for private companies was through investors accredited with the SEC – just 2% of the wealthiest U.S. citizens. But, on May 16, 2016, the…
How To Promote a Regulation Crowdfunding Portal
Getting the right exposure is essential for the success of any crowdfunding portal. Thankfully, new Regulation Crowdfunding regulations allow crowdfunding portals to advertise under certain conditions. While the issuers of Title III offerings are allowed…
All About Texas Crowdfunding
Texas crowdfunding is alive and well. While Title III may preclude it eventually, there is still a reason to work with your specific state to bring crowdfunding to the start-up community. CrowdEngine has been…
All About Regulation D Crowdfunding
At CrowdEngine we pride ourselves on understanding our clients’ needs, the regulations, and helping our clients succeed in the crowdfunding and Fintech industry. If you’re not familiar with the new crowdfunding rules and you want…
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