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To date there are three fundamental crowdfunding business models which prevail, namely Reward, Equity and Loan. The terms “Alternative finance”, “Peer to Peer Lending” and “crowd investing” are often used to refer to the Equity and Loan models, indicating that the investor expects or, at least, hopes to receive a financial return on its money.
The business model of crowdfunding platforms typically involves charging a fee or commission on the funds raised by the campaign creators.
In addition to these fees, some crowdfunding platforms may also offer premium services to campaign creators for an additional fee. These services may include marketing and promotion, campaign management tools, and access to a network of investors or backers.
Overall, the crowdfunding platform business model relies on providing a convenient and accessible platform for campaign creators to raise funds, while also generating revenue through fees and additional services.Financial Regulatory Compliance
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Legal Exposure, Terms And Conditions (“t&c”)
Jurisdiction For License
Business Structure Vs Legal Exposure
Taxation
Crowdfunding Platform Usage Rights, Intellectual Property Rights (“IPR”) and Branding.
To start a crowdfunding business from scratch, there are several key steps involve. Here are the fundamental steps to consider: