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- StartEngine Overview
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- Managing Investments
Can I do a joint investment?
We are pleased to announce that we now welcome joint accounts. Please note that both parties are required to submit AML/KYC verification documents.
- Investing Basics
Can I invest using an IRA, Company, or Trust?
How to invest on StartEngine using an IRA, company, or trust, the documentation required, and the $2,000 minimum that applies to IRA investments.
- Managing Investments
Can I liquidate (sell) my shares?
Once a live offering has closed, you may choose how to handle your shares.
- Managing Investments
Can I switch my payment from one type to the other? (ie. Wire to ACH)
How to change the payment method on a StartEngine investment by canceling the current investment and resubmitting with the new payment type.
- Investing Basics
Can International Investors Invest?
StartEngine does allow for international investors to make investments, except for the following countries:.
- Managing Investments
Do I need to report my shares in taxes somehow?
General information on reporting StartEngine investments at tax time by entity type. StartEngine does not provide tax or investment advice.
- Investing Basics
Do you accept Canadian or UK Investors?
StartEngine's position on accepting investments from UK and Canadian investors, and the regulatory questions that can affect those offerings.
- StartEngine Overview
Does StartEngine Have an App?
StartEngine's app is live and can be downloaded from Apple's App Store or Google's Play Store!
- StartEngine Overview
FAQ for SeedInvest Investors
What happens to my investments on SeedInvest?. Nothing! You still own your investments made on SeedInvest.
- Investing Basics
How can I pay for my investment?
We currently accept the following forms of payment: Investment Account via wire, wire transfer, Credit Cards, and Apple Pay/Google Pay .
- Investing Basics
How Do Convertible Notes Work?
How convertible notes work as short-term debt that may convert to equity, including interest, maturity, discount, and conversion triggers.