Investing

This guide explains how to invest in securities offerings on CapSign.

Prerequisites

  • CapSign account created

  • KYC verification completed (identity verified through Persona)

  • USDC in your wallet for investment

  • Accreditation attestation (if investing in 506(c) offerings)

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Browse Offerings

  1. Navigate to Offerings

  2. Filter by asset type, minimum investment, etc.

  3. Click on offering to view details

Step 2: Review Offering Details

Review:

  • Token information

  • Price per token

  • Minimum investment

  • Compliance requirements

  • Legal documents

  • Issuer information

Step 3: Complete Prerequisites

Before investing, ensure you have:

  • ✅ KYC verification complete

  • ✅ Accreditation attestation (if required)

  • ✅ USDC in wallet (at least minimum investment amount)

  • ✅ Subscription agreement reviewed

Step 4: Click "Invest"

  1. Click Invest button

  2. Enter investment amount (in USDC)

  3. Review terms

  4. Sign subscription agreement (with Face ID/Touch ID)

Step 5: Submit Payment

  1. Confirm transaction details

  2. Authenticate with biometrics

  3. USDC transferred to offering contract

  4. Investment pending issuer countersignature

Step 6: Wait for Countersignature

  • Issuer reviews your investment

  • If approved, issuer countersigns

  • Tokens automatically issued to your wallet

  • If rejected, USDC refunded

After Investing

When your investment is countersigned:

  • Tokens appear in your wallet

  • New lot created with your investment details

  • You receive confirmation notification

FAQs

Q: How long until I receive tokens? A: Depends on issuer. Typically within 24-48 hours of investing.

Q: What if I'm not accredited? A: You can invest in 506(b) offerings (up to 35 non-accredited allowed) but not 506(c).

Q: Can I invest from outside the US? A: Yes, in Reg S offerings designed for non-US investors.

Q: What if issuer rejects my investment? A: Your USDC is automatically refunded.

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