Guides

Fintech marketing is more regulated and complex than marketing of other services and products. You have to attract new clients while making sure they understand the risks involved. Marketing channels for crowdfunding platforms though are pretty similar to those in other niches though.

Fintech regulatory sandboxes allow financial startups to test their business ideas under simplified regulations. Discover rules and conditions to enter a regulatory sandbox in different countries and find out if you are eligible.

Let's talk about the major data protection rules for crowdfunding platforms. In this video, you'll learn some of the use cases of what regulators check and how you can be more compliant to GDPR and increase your awareness regarding the data management and security.

Crowdfunding platforms, in general, use the same marketing channels as other financial and investment businesses. Among them are more or less familiar like online search, Linkedin, personal networks, online events. Some other channels are less widely used however they have a big potential in our opinion.

Reg S is a unique type of regulation for investment opportunities that you can offer to non-US residents. In this video, you will learn about the main conditions and limitations for Reg S and discover specific features you need to include on your crowdfunding platform to make it compliant.

In this video, we'll talk about the major crowdfunding software pricing models and what different software vendors usually charge for. A standard set of fees includes: one-time set up fee and a monthly subscription.

How are smart contracts used in crowdfunding platforms, and what benefits do they provide? Find out the most popular use cases for smart contract implementation in blockchain crowdfunding platforms and discover smart contract technology providers.

How does white-label crowdfunding software work? What does it offer for your investors, fundraisers and platform managers? How do you pay for using a white-label crowdfunding software platform?