FAQ



ECF allows companies ("Issuers") to raise funds from a large number of investors, many of whom are individuals ("Investors") through an online ECF platform ("ECF Platform") by offering ordinary or preference shares to the Investors ("Offer Shares").
In return, the Investors will receive Offer Shares and may expect a return in the form of dividends and/or profits if the Issuer performs well.
ECF allows Investors to own certain shares in a company, where such opportunity was previously only made available to institutional investors such as Angel Investors (as defined below) or venture capital firms.
Investors may lose their whole investments if the Issuer fails in its business. Other risks include illiquidity and dilution of shares. Please read MyStartr’s Risk Warning for further information.
Yes. MyStartr has been approved by the SC as a licensed ECF Platform since 2019.
Yes. MyStartr has been approved by the SC as a licensed ECF Platform since 2019.
MyStartr will perform the necessary due diligence to ensure that all disclosure documents lodged with us are verified and such documents will be made available to Investors through MyStartr’s ECF Platform.