Guides

Robo-advisors are algorithms that help investors choose the most suitable investment strategy and optimise investment portfolios based on a set of parameters. They can't replace human advisors completely, however, may be of use in more or less straightforward algorithm-driven cases.

The majority of famous real estate crowdfunding platforms offer 1031 exchange eligible properties which you can invest into and defer capital gain taxes into the future.

In Fintech and crowdfunding software development, there are some grey areas that do not actually belong to the development itself but impact the price of the final product. In this video, we try to explain the most widespread overhead with crowdfunding platform development so you can factor them in during the budget planning stage and just be prepared.

The lack of funding for green and renewable energy projects is the critical challenge countries face on their responsible path. Renewable energy crowdfunding platforms can partially solve this problem and help sustainable businesses get the necessary funding.

The way you structure transactions in your crowdfunding platform will determine what kind of control you will have over the money flows as well as the level of interaction for investors. In this video, we review the two most widely used types of transactions: wallet-based and direct.

Client onboarding in crowdfunding platforms is a tripping stone: we want to onboard users fast, protect the platform and comply with regulations at the same time. In this video, Konstantin Boyko discusses how to find the balance.

EuroCrowd has published a blueprint that helps public authorities to partner with crowdfunding platforms. The crowdfunding blueprint and guide contains the different types of partnerships between platforms and authorities.

Legal crowdfunding is a relatively new and rapidly growing niche. Companies help small businesses and individuals cover lawsuit expenses with the wisdom and money of the crowd.