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How to invest
How to Invest
Opening an account with InvestiNation is simple.
All you need to do is ensure you meet the criteria.
Once you create an account, you will have immediate access to all of our deals,
and you can begin to research and decide where you would like to invest.
How to Invest
Opening an account with InvestiNation is simple.
All you need to do is ensure you meet the criteria.
Once you create an account, you will have immediate access to all of our deals,
and you can begin to research and decide where you would like to invest.
Criteria:
- An individual, accredited investor. To be an accredited investor, you must have a net worth of at least $1 million and/or an annual income of over $200,000.
- An institutional investor
- A family office
The Process:
1. Browse the offerings or search by area of interest
2. Click on an individual opportunity to learn more
3. Click INVEST and select your investment amount
4. Receive the relevant documentation and make your investment
5. Track progress and watch your investment grow through your personalized dashboard
The Options:
Individual Ventures – Peruse the list of companies we are currently investing in, and see what piques your interest. You can choose to invest a minimum of $10,000 in one company. Start small with one company, or go big and invest in a variety of sectors right off the bat.
Venture Funds – If you prefer to make one investment that will give you exposure to a variety of companies within one particular sector, you may choose to invest directly in our BuiltUp Ventures fund. This fund, which is led by the InvestiNation team, focuses on innovative early-stage Israel real-estate and prop-tech startups.
What You’ll Get:
Whether you choose to invest in one or more individual ventures or in our fund, you will receive regular updates on company and/or fund news and detailed quarterly performance reports. You’ll also get peace of mind knowing that we are your partners in these investments, not only in contributing our own capital, but also in providing expert guidance and advice to the companies’ management teams.