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Accreditation and eligibility

Why offerings ask for verification, what a sponsor must record, and why a status should never display before a review completes.

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Why verification is requested

Most private offerings rely on exemptions that limit who may invest and how an offering may be communicated. Sponsors must form and document a reasonable belief about investor eligibility, which is why intake asks for evidence rather than a self-declaration alone.

What gets recorded

Identity, the investing entity and its beneficial owners, a tax profile, anti-money-laundering screening, accreditation evidence, and suitability responses. Each has an effective date and an expiry, because eligibility is a point-in-time determination.

Status honesty

A platform should show pending, additional-information-required, approved, or rejected — and only ever the state that a persisted review outcome supports. Displaying an optimistic verified state before review is complete misleads both investor and sponsor.

This is general information, not legal advice. Confirm your specific obligations with qualified counsel.