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Q: What's the minimum investment size?

All new investors on IPOGO are eligible to make their first investment * at a reduced minimum of $10,000. Additionally, investors who have invested in five or more deals are also eligible for $10,000 investment minimums. For investors with more than one but less than five investments, our minimum investment size is typically $20,000. * Reduced $10,000 minimum may not be available for all offerings. Please see the fund offering documents for details.

What’s the minimum investment size?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T19:30:53-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Getting started|

All new investors on IPOGO are eligible to make their [...]

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Is this crowdfunding?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T19:31:12-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Getting started|

No. IPOGO provides liquidity to private company shareholders and does [...]

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How do I invest on IPOGO?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T19:39:01-08:00January 10, 2021|Investor - Getting started|

1) Verify your Accredited Investor Status IPOGO provides access to [...]

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