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Tudigo is a French crowdfunding platform where retail investors can invest in startup companies and small businesses in exchange for equity or other returns.
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Frequently asked questions about Tudigo
How do I withdraw money from Tudigo and how long does it take?
Tudigo is a crowdfunding platform where you invest in projects or companies. Withdrawals depend on the specific investment type (equity, lending, royalties). For equity investments, you typically exit when shares are sold or the company is acquired. For lending projects, repayments follow the schedule outlined. Timelines vary significantly by project. Check individual project terms for specific withdrawal conditions and expected durations.
What regulatory framework does Tudigo operate under?
Tudigo operates in France and is registered as a Crowdfunding Intermediary (Intermédiaire en Financement Participatif - IFP) with the ORIAS register. According to the platform website, it's regulated by French financial authorities. The platform must comply with European crowdfunding regulations. However, investments remain risky and aren't covered by deposit guarantee schemes. Always verify current registration status before investing.
What are Tudigo's fees and minimum investment requirements?
According to the platform website, minimum investment amounts vary by project, often starting around €100-€500, though this can differ. Tudigo typically doesn't charge investors subscription fees, but may take success fees from project owners. Some projects might have specific fee structures. Always check the current fee schedule and minimum investment for each specific project on Tudigo's website before committing funds.
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Why a 3 day delay?
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Is this advice?
No. It is educational information: always check for yourself before deciding.
Educational content, not advice: always check for yourself before deciding. Public colours are 3 days behind those seen by UPMP Club members. UPMP is a French investor community: the Club and most content are in French.