The subscription agreement sits in an inbox, the risk pages were read on an issuer's portal, and the record of all of it lives on systems the investor does not control. When the question arrives years later, a dispute, a tax query, an estate, the investor holds neither the answer nor the file. Here an investor registers at no cost or arrives by an issuer's invitation, verifies once, signs in minutes, and everything shown and everything signed stays checkable afterwards, by the investor, with free standard tools. Investor funds never touch the platform.
Launching soon: open registration and the global deal feed are in build. Investors invited by an issuer are onboarding today.
A free account shows the raises the investor was invited to, described in neutral facts. No ranking, no list of picks. The platform presents; the investor decides.
One check (€19.99 incl. VAT, for private individuals), one time, no subscription, carried across every deal entered. Where an issuer sent the invitation, the issuer's plan covers it. Verification attests identity as at a date. It says nothing about any offering.
Scan-to-approve signing, with no one-time codes by SMS or email for anyone to intercept, and every signature timestamped by an independent authority, checkable offline with free standard tools, long after the raise has closed.
A dispute, an audit, an inheritance, a divorce: sooner or later somebody asks what the investor was shown before signing, and what exactly was signed. On Exedra Gate the documents shown, the disclosures beside them and the signature itself are dated entries, and the investor can confirm afterwards, with free standard tools, that they are unchanged and existed at that moment.
Jurisdiction gating, investor categorisation and the mandatory risk disclaimers are enforced on the server rather than trusted to the interface, so a raise is shown only where and to whom it may be. What the investor saw, and the notices that stood beside it, are part of the record rather than a banner that disappeared on the next visit.
Raises end, platforms are left behind, and the vendor an issuer used five years ago may not exist when the question comes. What the investor signed stays the investor's: the signed documents and their independently timestamped receipts remain checkable on the investor's own machine, with free standard tools, long after the raise has closed.
Registration is free. Completing an issuer’s process costs the investor nothing, and investors never pay a subscription. The one charge Exedra Gate may make is the single identity check (€19.99 incl. VAT, for private individuals), where an investor self-registers rather than being invited. It pays for the check, not for entry: Exedra Gate never charges a fee to invest in a specific deal and never takes a cut of an investment. Anyone asked to pay Exedra Gate to get into a deal is not dealing with Exedra Gate.
Strong sign-in is on by default: an authenticator app as the second factor, and device-bound passkeys for signing on the phone. The issuer sets up the raise; the investor looks, verifies, and signs.
Questions go to the inviting issuer, or to office@exedragate.com.
Regulatory references on this page are orientation, not legal advice: see Sources & verification.