Why You Should Invest in Equity Crowdfunding

Equity crowdfunding (ECF) provides a means for startups and small businesses in Malaysia to secure funds from the public. At pitchIN, we are an equity crowdfunding platform registered and regulated by the Securities Commission of Malaysia. We have a strong commitment to fulfilling disclosure requirements and governance arrangements, conducting thorough due diligence exercises on prospective companies seeking to utilize our platform and carefully safeguarding the funds of our investors.

• Open to anyone: Traditionally, private equity investment was only available to accredited investors and high-net-worth individuals who met specific income and asset requirements, creating a high investment threshold. However, with the rise of equity crowdfunding, everyday investors now have access to these types of investments with significantly lower thresholds. pitchIN, for example, allows investments to start from as low as RM500.
• Start investing in 2 minutes: To ensure a smooth onboarding process before investing, follow closely to our guide to getting started, and rest assured that pitchIN does not charge investors any fees or costs, so there are no hidden expenses
• Potentially earn significant returns: ECF enables ordinary investors to invest in growth-obsessed companies. Without doubt, startups and private businesses are inherently risky. However, it can be very rewarding if and when the investments do pay off. ECF provides opportunities for everyone to invest in the next big thing. 
• Access unique opportunities: Equity crowdfunding gives investors access to a range of investment opportunities that would not be available through traditional investment channels. All our campaigns are closely monitored to ensure that each of them matches the highest standard. Our team takes responsibility for each of the statements you read, review and verifies that each statement is fair and not misleading.
• Asset diversification: ECF investing allows investors to diversify their portfolio. Either to hedge against inflation or simply to not put all of “your eggs in one basket”, broadening your reach into ECF investing would be a wise move to reduce volatility and risk.