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Accredited Deal Room

What is the Deal Room? How do I access accredited-only deals? What is an accredited investor? How do I verify that I am an accredited investor? How long will be accreditation status remain verified? What is an SPV? What are the typical types of securities offered in an SPV? What is the advantage of investing through an SPV? What are the typical fees associated with making an investment in an SPV? What do I receive when I invest through an SPV structure? Who is the General Partner of an SPV on Republic and their rights and responsibilities? Why are some deals locked and how do I unlock them? Can I share a Deal Room investment publicly on my social media or with my friends? Can I increase, decrease or cancel my investment commitment placed through the Deal Room platform? Why can’t I see any or some offerings on the Deal Room platform? What's the minimum and maximums in the Deal Room?

What is the Deal Room?

What is the Deal Room?  The Deal Room is a private investment platform that provides exclusive access to opportunities pursuant to Regulation D. The Deal Room is a part of the Republic platform, operated by Republic Core LLC and is only open to accredited investors. The Deal Room provides access to opportunities facilitated by Republic-affiliated companies, OpenDeal Broker LLC, a FINRA-member broker dealer, Republic Deal Room Advisor LLC, an exempt-reporting investment adviser and Republic Core LLC.  

Previously investment opportunities on the Deal Room platform have been backed by top-tier venture capital firms such as Sequoia, Founders Fund, and Andreessen Horowitz. These investment opportunities are often in later stages of funding from Series B to Series D, and some have already raised significant capital from venture capital firms. Past opportunities are in no way a guarantee or indicative of future opportunities. 

What type of opportunities are on the Deal Room platform? Private security offerings in companies that are raising capital through a Regulation D registration exemption are available on the Deal Room platform. These offerings are only open to accredited investors when accessed through the Deal Room. You can read more about Reg D here.

Reg D 506(b) and 506(c): Reg D allows companies to generally raise an unlimited amount of capital from accredited investors. The two types of Reg D offerings offered on the Deal Room platform are 506(b) and 506(c):

  • 506(b) - These are private offerings that can only be shared with investors who Republic or the issuer has a pre-existing substantive relationship with. All investors will be required to self-verify to ensure the investor is accredited. 

  • 506(c) - These are public offerings that can be shared and advertised to anyone. All investors need to verify their status as an accredited investor by providing substantive documentation.

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