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Early deals get done on a napkin.

We keep the record instead.

1

It gets written down

Who was asked, what they were offered, and the day it was said. They read their own terms and type their name to accept.

A minute. No account, nothing to pay.

2

Nobody can rewrite it

We lock it and write it to the blockchain. Not the founder, not us, not later when it has become expensive.

3

Your lawyers take it from there

When you incorporate, raise or sell, the record is what they work the paperwork out from — whatever they advise.

We don't decide what it becomes. We make sure the part before it holds up.

Start one

Write the deal down

Start the record A minute. Nothing to pay.

Sent a code?

Open your offer

I have a code It opens yours and nobody else's.

It doesn't mean the record can't be changed.
It means it can't be changed without it showing.

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What happens to what you write

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What you wrote down Who was asked, what they got, the name they signed.
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Becomes one fingerprint Change one letter of the record and this changes completely. d0a276688feab501e94137ae4770298cba6d417…
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Goes onto the blockchain A dated transaction on Stellar. Nobody can edit it. Not even us.
Early founder dealsOpen

Before there is a company. Write yours down →

Investor roundsSoon

Who came in, at what, and when.

CrowdfundingSoon

Many small backers, the same record.