Can I, as a US resident, utilize investment opportunities on the CONDA Capital Market platform?
No, according to the provisions of the European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP), the CONDA Capital Market service is not available to individuals classified as US taxpayers (US residents). This includes all US citizens, individuals with permanent residency (holders of a Green Card), as well as all individuals who meet the Substantial Presence Test of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and are therefore subject to taxation in the United States of America.
We ask for your understanding that such individuals are excluded from participating in investment opportunities on our platform.
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What types of investment opportunities does the platform offer?
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What is the difference between CONDA Crowdinvesting and CONDA Capital Market?
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Is CONDA Capital Market regulated?
Is CONDA Capital Market regulated? Yes, CONDA Capital GmbH is an authorized European crowdfunding service provider approved by the Austrian Financial Market Authority.
What criteria must a company meet to qualify for financing on CONDA Capital Market?
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