Spring gives investors enforceable economic upside and protection on the downside.
Upside enforcement. Each raise is backed by a dedicated legal structure holding an interest in the company. Investors receive equity-backed tokens representing a legally enforceable economic claim on the company, documented upfront. A deed poll links the tokens to that interest and sets out each investor's contractual rights if a qualifying liquidity event occurs.
Downside protection. Investors vote on how committed funds are released. They can approve or deny a company's request for faster release, and reclaim unreleased investment in case of misconduct.
Every company is reviewed internally before it lists on Spring.
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