What is Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF)?

Regulation Crowdfunding is an SEC rule that allows companies to raise up to $5 million annually from both accredited and non-accredited Investors through registered intermediaries like GigaStar Market. It requires detailed disclosures through Form C filings and provides Investor protections including investment limits and cancellation rights.

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Form C

An SEC filing required for all Regulation Crowdfunding offerings. Contains offering details, financial statements, and risk factors for Investor review.

Funding Portal

An SEC-registered, FINRA-member entity that facilitates securities offerings under Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF). GigaStar Market is a registered funding portal.

Investment Limits

SEC-mandated annual caps on how much non-accredited Investors can invest under Regulation Crowdfunding, based on income and net worth.

SEC Regulation CF

SEC Regulation Crowdfunding (Regulation CF) is the federal securities framework that allows companies like GigaStar to offer CRTs to both accredited and non-accredited Investors, up to $5M annually.

SEC

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The federal agency regulating securities markets, including GigaStar's CRT offerings under Regulation Crowdfunding.

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