Republic Note
Growth Stage
Republic's own digital security: a profit-sharing instrument with finite supply
Overview
Year Founded
2019
Industry
Financial & Insurance Products & Services
Tech Sector
Fintech
Distribution Model
B2C
Margin
Medium
Capital Intensity
Low
Republic Note is raising funds on Republic through Reg D 506(c) raise. It is Republic’s own digital currency used as a profit-sharing instrument with the investors. Republic Note has a finite supply and gives the investors a share in the profit when selected Republic portfolio companies succeed. Whenever a company in which Republic has invested makes an exit, a portion of the cash proceeds accrues to Republic Notes and distributions are made to the note holders when the accrual reaches $2 million. Jonathan Knipper and Kendrick Nguyen founded Republic Note in March 2019. The current crowdfunding campaign has a maximum target of $600,000. The campaign proceeds will be used for growth and expansion.
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