Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions.
Short answers about Multiplier and private-market access. For legal terms, see our Terms, Privacy policy and Risk warning.
FAQ
General
Do you vet the deals?
We screen sponsors and issuers before they are listed, including their regulatory status, compliance and track record. We do not underwrite, recommend or endorse any individual product. Advisers and investors assess each opportunity themselves and should take their own advice.
What is Multiplier?
Multiplier is a technology platform that connects regulated advisers and deal sponsors with accredited and professional investors. It provides tools to onboard once, review opportunities and manage participation digitally. Multiplier does not provide investment advice.
Does Multiplier provide investment advice?
No. Multiplier is a technology platform. It does not recommend investments, arrange transactions or act as a broker. Investors make their own decisions, with their own advisers where appropriate.
Who can use Multiplier?
Eligible investors, regulated advisers and distributors, and sponsors and asset managers with appropriate regulatory standing. Eligibility depends on where you are and is confirmed during verification.
Which countries is Multiplier available in?
Multiplier is available to eligible users in most countries, subject to local rules. Some opportunities may not be offered in some countries. If you are unsure, request access and we will confirm.
How do I get access?
Complete the request form. We review your details, get in touch, and verify your status before giving you access to the platform.
How is my personal data handled?
We collect only what we need to review your request and verify your status, and we explain this in our Privacy policy. We also keep a record of the confirmation you give when you first visit the website.
FAQ
Investors
Who counts as an accredited, professional or sophisticated investor?
The terms differ by country. Each regulator sets its own tests, usually based on professional experience, net assets or investment experience, or on being a regulated or institutional entity. We confirm your status during verification, and our Insights section explains the main categories.
What is the minimum investment?
Each opportunity sets its own minimum, which is shown in its terms once you are registered and verified.
Can I withdraw my money early?
Usually not. Private-market investments are generally illiquid, and each opportunity's terms explain any lock-up, transfer or exit rights. Only commit capital you do not expect to need during the term.
What are the main risks?
You can lose some or all of the capital you invest. Other risks include limited liquidity, valuation uncertainty, concentration in a single asset or sponsor, and limited information compared with listed markets. See our Risk warning.
How are opportunities presented?
Each opportunity is presented with a consistent set of information, including its terms, so you can compare opportunities on the same basis. Multiplier does not recommend any opportunity.
FAQ
Sponsors and managers
What do you look at when screening?
We look at your regulatory status, ownership and compliance history, and your track record with comparable products. Screening does not mean we assess or endorse your product, and we may decline or remove a listing.
Who can apply as a sponsor?
Sponsors and asset managers with a track record, a clear strategy and the regulatory standing appropriate to their activity and jurisdiction.
Which asset classes are considered?
Private equity, venture, real assets and private credit.
What happens after I apply?
We review your details and get in touch about next steps, including onboarding and how your opportunity would be presented.
What are the commercial terms?
Commercial terms are shared with you after your application.
FAQ
Advisers and distributors
Do you vet the deals?
We screen sponsors and issuers before they are listed, including their regulatory status, compliance and track record. We do not underwrite, recommend or endorse any individual product. Advisers and investors assess each opportunity themselves and should take their own advice.
Who is responsible for suitability?
The regulated adviser remains responsible for assessing suitability for their clients. Multiplier provides the platform and information, not advice.
What does onboarding once mean?
Each client is verified and profiled once. That profile can then be reused across opportunities and sponsors, so clients are not asked for the same paperwork repeatedly.
Can I tailor the experience for my clients?
Yes. You can shortlist opportunities for each client, and our team supports you in setting up an experience that fits your practice.
What are the partner terms?
Partner terms are shared in your agreement after sign-up.
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