Adamas Group SA, a Swiss joint-stock company (IDE No. CHE‑442.653.670) with registered office at Boulevard du Pont‑d'Arve 28, 1205 Geneva, operates an investment access platform under the trade name “LeadersCap” (hereinafter “LeadersCap” or the “Platform”). These Terms of Use (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of the Platform by any qualified user (the “Investor”) as well as the intermediation services provided by LeadersCap.
Given the specialised nature of the investments offered, registration and access to LeadersCap are reserved exclusively for qualified Investors. When creating an account, the user must attest on their honour that they meet the criteria of a qualified Investor as defined above. LeadersCap reserves the right to request any necessary evidence (e.g., proof of sufficient wealth, investment experience, professional status, etc.) to verify the user’s qualification.
If at any time an Investor no longer meets the conditions to be considered qualified (e.g., change of circumstances or false declaration discovered later), LeadersCap may suspend or terminate access with immediate effect. Any serious breach of these Terms may result in exclusion from the Platform without notice, the excluded Investor remaining bound by earlier commitments (notably any confirmed subscription and related fees remain due).
LeadersCap acts exclusively as a technical intermediary connecting parties wishing to invest together. Services are limited to: presenting potential investment opportunities, organising expression‑of‑interest collection, and coordinating club‑deal structuring (notably via the setup of an investment vehicle where appropriate, in collaboration with partner providers).
In no event does LeadersCap make investment decisions on behalf of Investors or execute transactions in financial instruments for Investors. The decision to invest (or not) in a Project belongs entirely and exclusively to the Investor, acting on their own account and under their sole responsibility.
It is firmly stipulated that LeadersCap is not a financial adviser. LeadersCap does not perform any personalised analysis of the Investor’s situation (profile, objectives, risk tolerance) and provides no investment advice within the meaning of FinSA. The Investor acknowledges that no advisory, discretionary management, or special relationship of trust arises from mere use of the Platform.
LeadersCap issues no recommendation as to whether it is appropriate to invest in any Project. The information and documents provided (company decks, figures, business plans, etc.) are purely informational, as transmitted by project sponsors, with no validation or assessment by LeadersCap as to their quality or relevance. The Investor must review them critically and must not treat their presence on the Platform as a label or endorsement by LeadersCap.
LeadersCap also conducts no suitability or appropriateness checks of each investment relative to the Investor’s specific profile. It is for the Investor to ensure that they understand the proposed transaction and that it fits their personal situation.
LeadersCap is not a regulated financial intermediary (not subject to FINMA licensing). In particular: LeadersCap does not perform portfolio management, does not hold securities accounts or deposits, does not accept public deposits, and does not distribute financial instruments to the retail public. The Platform addresses only qualified Investors acting for their own account, which excludes the application of multiple retail‑protection rules and prospectus requirements. Moreover, since LeadersCap provides neither personalised advice nor investment recommendations, it does not provide a regulated financial service within the meaning of FinSA, which justifies the absence of prudential authorisation. The Investor therefore acknowledges that LeadersCap operates outside the scope of FinSA, save for any residual obligations that may apply (such as general duties of good faith).
LeadersCap nevertheless undertakes to respect the Swiss legal framework applicable to its specific technical intermediation activity. Inter alia, LeadersCap voluntarily applies high standards of transparency and information towards Investors on a contractual basis, even though FinSA rules do not apply here. In addition, LeadersCap may be required to comply with certain obligations under the Anti‑Money Laundering Act (AMLA/LBA), for example by identifying Investors and beneficial owners (KYC) where the nature of the operation requires it. The Investor undertakes to provide any information and documentation needed for such purposes, upon request by LeadersCap or its partners (e.g., a depositary bank setting up the investment vehicle).
Each Investor using the Platform undertakes to perform their own analysis and verification (due diligence) of each contemplated investment. This notably implies:
By accessing the Platform and before subscribing to any deal, the Investor expressly represents and acknowledges the following:
These statements constitute an essential contractual undertaking by the Investor. Any false statement may engage the Investor’s liability and constitute a material breach justifying exclusion (with potential legal consequences).
To ensure that the Investor fully appreciates the scope of the risks and the extent of LeadersCap’s non‑guarantees, the warnings below are displayed prominently:
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These disclaimers are repeated across the Platform to ensure they are read and understood. If you do not accept or understand any of these warnings, you must not use the Platform or invest via it.
LeadersCap’s business model is based on remuneration linked to completed investments (no recurring subscription fees). The two main components are the Entry Fee and Performance Fee defined in section 1. In line with transparency obligations, all applicable fees are clearly disclosed to the Investor prior to any commitment. There are no hidden fees.
For each opportunity the Investor chooses to commit to, LeadersCap charges a one‑off entry fee as remuneration for sourcing and structuring the opportunity. The Entry Fee amount or rate may vary depending on investment size or Investor tier (e.g., differentiated schedules for “Community”, “Emerging”, “Qualified”, etc., with lower fees for higher tickets, see the fee schedule, if any, in annex).
Indicatively, the Entry Fee typically ranges between 5% and 8% of the invested amount (or the equivalent in currency if CHF/USD/EUR), but specific conditions may apply as set out in each deal’s factsheet. The fee is invoiced upon investment confirmation (e.g., debited at closing from called funds, or called separately). Unless otherwise provided, the Entry Fee is non‑refundable once the investment is confirmed, even if the Project subsequently fails or the Investor exits at a loss, since the intermediation service has already been performed. If, for a reason attributable to the sponsor or to LeadersCap, the deal fails to reach closing (e.g., transaction cancelled pre‑completion), LeadersCap may, at its discretion, decide on a total or partial refund of the Entry Fee, without any obligation – each case will be handled fairly based on circumstances.
If the investment later succeeds (i.e., the Investor realises a profit or gain on invested capital), LeadersCap will receive a Performance Fee computed as agreed. Typically, the Performance Fee corresponds to a percentage of the Investor’s net profit. As an example, a standard rate could be around 20% of profits, adjusted by investment tier or membership (some Premium members might benefit from reduced rates, e.g., 15%, while basic members could be at 25%).
The exact calculation will be detailed in the term sheet or investment agreement for each deal. In principle, the Performance Fee applies only to profits (if no profit or a loss, no carry is due). The Performance Fee may include a hurdle rate or preferred return: for example, LeadersCap receives carry only above a minimum return achieved by the Investor, ensuring capital and a baseline return are recovered first. Such modalities will be expressly defined in the deal documents.
Carry is generally deducted upon exit, i.e., when the Investor actually receives proceeds (distributions, sale proceeds, buy‑back, IPO, etc.). It may be netted directly from distributions by the investment vehicle or paid via separate invoice. LeadersCap commits to transparent calculation and will provide the Investor with a breakdown upon request.
LeadersCap does not engage in double charging: the fees described (Entry Fee and Performance Fee) are the only remuneration received by LeadersCap for services rendered to the Investor. There are no other hidden commissions, whether borne by the Investor or by project sponsors, unless expressly disclosed. If, by exception, a sponsor were to remunerate LeadersCap (e.g., a success fee paid by the target company upon a successful raise), this will be disclosed in advance to avoid conflicts of interest (and may, for instance, be offset against Investor fees).
The Entry + Performance fee model aims to ensure alignment of interests: LeadersCap only does well if the investments it proposes succeed (via carry), while covering operational costs via the Entry Fee. The Investor understands and accepts this model and acknowledges that carry gives LeadersCap a direct financial interest in the project’s success (see section 13 on conflicts of interest).
Prior to any investment decision, LeadersCap will provide the Investor with a clear summary of fees applicable to that particular deal (usually in the deal documents or subscription form). The Investor must confirm agreement to these fees when subscribing. Entry Fees will be invoiced or called and payable as indicated (bank transfer, account debit, etc.). In case of late payment, LeadersCap may suspend the Investor’s participation in the deal or set‑off against other amounts due to the Investor.
All amounts are exclusive of taxes. If any tax (e.g., VAT) applies, it will be added according to law. The Investor is solely responsible for personal tax obligations related to fees and income. LeadersCap makes no tax withholdings unless required by law and provides no tax advice.
Information, documents, and data presented on Projects via the Platform largely originate from project sponsors or third‑party sources. LeadersCap may reformat or summarise for presentation but does not alter substance. LeadersCap does not conduct exhaustive, independent verification of each item of information. Although there is an initial filter to select serious projects, LeadersCap cannot guarantee that all statements or figures provided by sponsors are correct, complete, or up to date.
Accordingly, all information is provided “as is” with no warranty as to accuracy or completeness. Typical documents may include: company decks, financial statements (annual accounts, KPIs), indicative term sheets, draft legal documentation, etc. The Investor should assume there may be errors, omissions, or inaccuracies and must verify by other means any material information before relying on it. For instance, if in doubt over financials, the Investor should request supporting evidence or deeper due diligence (directly or via an adviser).
LeadersCap disclaims any liability for false or misleading information provided by a third party (sponsor or otherwise) and relayed in good faith on the Platform. Display of a Project on the Platform is not an approval or endorsement by LeadersCap. The Investor must not interpret order of appearance or selection as a specific quality seal; lack of mention of specific risks or flaws does not mean they do not exist.
The Platform may offer communication spaces (private forums, deal FAQs, messaging) allowing Investors to ask questions to sponsors or the LeadersCap team. Such exchanges aim to provide clarity on the Project. However, all responses and information remain the responsibility of the party providing them (primarily the sponsor). LeadersCap may moderate but does not guarantee the veracity of sponsor responses.
The Investor must maintain a respectful tone and confidentiality in these exchanges. Disclosing confidential information about a Project outside authorised channels or to unauthorised persons is strictly prohibited (see section 9 on confidentiality).
For each investment, if the Investor decides to commit, they will sign specific contractual documents (e.g., subscription agreement, SPV bylaws, shareholders’ agreement). If there is any discrepancy between information on the Platform and the stipulations of the final contractual documents, the latter shall prevail. The Investor must therefore read carefully the definitive legal documentation for the deal, which alone is contractually binding. LeadersCap is not liable for differences between a Platform summary and the contractual reality if the Investor received the final documents and had the opportunity to review them prior to committing.
To the extent permitted by law, the liability of LeadersCap (Adamas Group SA) towards the Investor is strictly and entirely limited as follows: LeadersCap excludes any liability for any damage or loss suffered in connection with use of the Platform or an investment made via it, except in cases of wilful misconduct (fraud) or proven gross negligence by LeadersCap.
Accordingly, LeadersCap shall not be liable for the Investor’s financial losses (loss of capital, shortfall, write‑downs, etc.), nor for any indirect, special, or consequential damages (such as lost opportunity, moral damage, reputational harm, etc.), where LeadersCap has not committed intentional wrongdoing or gross negligence in performing its obligations. This exclusion notably covers, without limitation:
In the unlikely event LeadersCap’s liability is nonetheless engaged (e.g., proven gross negligence), the Investor acknowledges that the maximum amount of damages that may be claimed from LeadersCap shall, unless otherwise agreed or required by mandatory law, be limited to the total fees (Entry Fees) paid by that Investor for Platform use or participation in deals in the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to liability. This financial cap aligns liability with revenues actually received by LeadersCap in relation to the Investor and avoids disproportionate amounts unrelated to the service rendered.
Moreover, Adamas Group SA (LeadersCap) maintains professional liability insurance covering its intermediation activity, to guard against potential claims. While this section contractually limits liability, LeadersCap states that, as a best practice, it holds adequate insurance coverage (amount available on request) to enhance user protection in case of a major issue attributable to its fault.
No warranty or promise not expressly set out herein is given by LeadersCap. Any non‑mandatory statutory warranties are excluded. The Investor waives any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose concerning the Platform or services. Services are provided on a best‑efforts basis (obligation of means, not of result).
All content and elements made available on the Platform (including site structure, text, logos, graphics, images, videos, software, databases, design, interactive elements, etc.) are protected by copyright, trademark, and/or other IP rights. Adamas Group SA owns or has licensed all such elements. The name “LeadersCap” and logo are trademarks owned by Adamas Group SA. No licence or usage right is granted to the Investor over these elements other than using the service for its purpose. The Investor must not reproduce, represent, modify, distribute, or exploit any part of the Platform content without prior written consent from LeadersCap.
The Investor may print or save Platform pages containing deal information for personal use, solely to assess the investment opportunity. Any commercial use or distribution to unauthorised third parties is strictly prohibited. In case of IP infringement, LeadersCap reserves the right to suspend access and take legal action (including infringement proceedings where applicable).
Documents and presentations related to Projects (e.g., business plans, executive summaries, photos, target logos, etc.) remain the intellectual property of the project sponsors or entities providing them. LeadersCap disseminates such content with implicit or express permission, solely to enable Investors to evaluate opportunities. The Investor undertakes to respect the rights attached to such third‑party content and must not reuse it outside the Platform context, nor disclose it to third parties (except to trusted advisers for evaluation purposes, see section 9.3).
Where a sponsor requires a separate non‑disclosure agreement (NDA) to access sensitive information, the Investor must comply independently of these Terms.
Confidentiality duty: By accessing investment offers on LeadersCap, the Investor may obtain confidential and sensitive information about companies. The Investor undertakes to keep strictly confidential all non‑public information obtained via the Platform. Disclosure to any third party is prohibited, save to professional advisers (lawyer, notary, financial or tax expert) who themselves are bound by confidentiality. The Investor must inform such advisers of the confidential nature and ensure they observe the same restrictions. The Investor is responsible for any unauthorised disclosure by themselves or their auxiliaries and may face sanctions (legal and Platform exclusion) in case of breach.
This confidentiality duty applies throughout the Investor’s access period and for 3 years after termination, or until the information becomes public other than through the Investor’s fault.
Exceptions apply to information already in the public domain or lawfully received from another source not bound by confidentiality. In case of legal or regulatory request (court, authority) requiring disclosure, the Investor may comply after informing LeadersCap where possible (unless legally prohibited) and strictly within the required scope.
Unless stated otherwise, LeadersCap may mention the name of the Investor (if a legal entity) or its company and participation in deals as a business reference, only with the Investor’s consent. For example, to facilitate networking among club members, and with consent, LeadersCap may share professional contact details of one Investor with another Investor or a sponsor. By default, Investors’ personal information is not shared with other users without consent. LeadersCap may, however, publish anonymised aggregate statistics (e.g., number of participants, invested amounts by country, etc.) including the Investor’s participation in a non‑identifiable manner.
LeadersCap values the protection of users’ personal data. Processing of personal data is governed by a separate Privacy Policy, compliant with Swiss law (rev. FADP/LPD) and, where applicable, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This Policy is available on the site and must be read carefully. By accepting these Terms, the Investor also consents to processing of their data as described therein.
In particular, certain data may be collected and used for: verifying identity and qualified‑investor status, anti‑money‑laundering prevention (KYC), operational account management, sending deal information, and generally performing the contract. Such data may include sensitive information (e.g., wealth/experience evidence). LeadersCap undertakes to collect only what is necessary and to secure such data.
Limited data sharing: in the context of an investment, LeadersCap may need to share certain Investor information with involved partners (e.g., a depositary bank managing the SPV for subscription documents, or the sponsor for shareholder registers, etc.). Sharing is limited to what is required for proper execution, and the Investor is deemed to consent by committing to the deal. Outside such cases, LeadersCap does not sell or disclose personal data to third parties for commercial purposes without consent.
The Investor has rights of access, rectification, deletion, portability, and the right to object or restrict certain processing, per applicable laws. These may be exercised by contacting LeadersCap at the address indicated in the Privacy Policy.
This Platform use agreement is entered into for an indefinite term from the Investor’s acceptance of the Terms. It remains in force while the Investor maintains an active account.
The Investor may at any time unsubscribe and close the account without penalty and without giving reasons. A simple written notice (by email or via the account interface if available) is required. LeadersCap will process closure within a reasonable time (generally within 10 business days) and confirm in writing.
Note: termination of access does not release the Investor from ongoing commitments. If, at the time of de‑registration, the Investor has already committed to an investment (e.g., subscribed to an SPV pending closing, or holds SPV interests from a past deal), they remain a party to such operations until completion. These Terms continue to govern such ongoing investments even after Platform de‑registration. In particular, fees due (future carry, etc.) and obligations (confidentiality, etc.) will survive until fulfilled. De‑registration simply means no access to new opportunities or online services.
LeadersCap reserves the right to unilaterally terminate the contractual relationship and delete/suspend the Investor’s account in the following cases:
Termination may occur without notice in case of gross misconduct or immediate legal risk. Otherwise, LeadersCap will endeavour to give reasonable notice and/or liaise to remedy before deciding exclusion if resolvable.
Upon closure by LeadersCap, the Investor will be notified (email) with, where possible, the reason. From notification, the Investor will no longer access the Platform nor initiate new investments. However, this does not affect investments already made: the Investor retains rights in SPVs or projects already engaged, and LeadersCap will continue minimal required follow‑up (e.g., forwarding reports/distributions). Future interactions will be limited to necessities off‑Platform.
Fees already invoiced remain due and are not refundable upon termination, save mandatory law. Entry Fees for ongoing deals remain earned by LeadersCap. Potential Performance Fees will remain due when applicable if the investment ends positively, notwithstanding de‑registration.
Upon account closure, LeadersCap will deactivate credentials. The Investor undertakes to cease any use or attempt to access the Platform. The Investor will destroy or return any confidential information still in possession (documents for uncompleted deals, etc.), except documentation relating to completed investments which may be retained.
Sections that by nature survive termination (e.g., confidentiality, liability, disputes) shall continue to apply post‑termination.
LeadersCap may retain certain Investor data for the period necessary to comply with legal obligations (e.g., AML recordkeeping, accounting archiving), in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
These Terms exclusively govern the relationship between the Investor and Adamas Group SA (LeadersCap) regarding Platform use and intermediation services. They constitute the framework agreement between LeadersCap and the Investor for such services.
Investments made via the Platform are subject to separate specific documents and contracts concluded between the Investor (directly or via an investment vehicle) and the sponsor/target. For example, if an SPV is set up to pool co‑investors, the Investor will sign a subscription/partnership agreement to join the SPV, then the SPV will invest in the target via an investment contract. LeadersCap is generally not a party to such investment contracts (unless explicitly stated, e.g., where LeadersCap co‑invests or acts as SPV promoter).
Consequently, LeadersCap cannot be held liable for performance of such investment contracts to which it is not a party. LeadersCap’s role is limited to introduction and coordination; it assumes no contractual obligations regarding the investment itself (no value warranty, no exit obligation, etc.). The Investor must refer to the investment contracts for any claim pertaining to the investment per se.
The relationship between the Investor and LeadersCap must not be interpreted as a partnership, joint venture, partnership firm, principal–agent relationship, or any other link giving rise to specific fiduciary duties. The parties are and remain independent. The Investor uses the Platform as a client, and LeadersCap acts as a service provider.
The Investor has no authority to legally bind LeadersCap towards third parties, and vice versa (outside normal instruction execution within the Platform framework).
As a rule, LeadersCap (Adamas Group SA) does not itself invest in Projects presented, unless indicated otherwise. Its role is that of a neutral intermediary. However, in some cases LeadersCap may decide to co‑invest alongside Investors (e.g., to signal confidence or complete a round). Where co‑investment occurs, this will be disclosed transparently to all co‑investors, including the stake taken by LeadersCap where relevant. Even then, the nature of the relationship remains unchanged (these Terms continue to apply; any additional relationship would be defined elsewhere if needed). Co‑investment may constitute a potential conflict of interest (see section 13) and will be treated as such.
LeadersCap strives to act fairly and transparently towards Investors. Nonetheless, certain situations may create potential conflicts of interest:
Conflict‑management policy: LeadersCap has internal procedures to identify and manage conflicts. Transparency (disclosure) is the first measure: any material conflict will be brought to Investors’ attention in deal documents or by separate note. LeadersCap will ensure that terms remain fair and unbiased. The informed Investor is free not to invest if a conflict could harm their interests. By accepting the Terms, the Investor acknowledges that these disclosure and management measures are appropriate and sufficient to address potential conflicts and has no objection to continuing use of the Platform on this basis.
These Terms and all relations between the Investor and LeadersCap are governed exclusively by Swiss law for both substantive and procedural rules, notwithstanding conflict‑of‑laws principles. If the Investor accesses the Platform from outside Switzerland, they remain responsible for complying with any local laws, but this does not affect the Swiss governing law of this contractual relationship.
Any dispute arising out of or in connection with these Terms, their validity, interpretation, performance or non‑performance, and more generally the use of the Platform or services by the Investor, that cannot be amicably resolved, shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts at the registered office of Adamas Group SA in Switzerland. Unless the registered office changes, the materially competent courts of the Canton of Geneva (Switzerland) shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
Optional – to be discussed with counsel: To ensure maximum confidentiality and flexible resolution, the parties agree in good faith to consider arbitration for any significant dispute. In particular, at the request of either party, a dispute that could harm reputation or involve confidential investment information may be submitted to confidential arbitration under the Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution Rules, before a sole arbitrator jointly appointed (or, failing that, by the appointing authority), if the other party consents. Seat: Geneva; language: French; the award shall be final and binding.
(If the other party declines arbitration, the judicial forum clause above applies. This clause is therefore optional and requires both parties’ consent once a dispute arises.)
To the extent permitted by law, the Investor waives the right to initiate or participate in any class action or consolidated/collective proceeding against LeadersCap related to Platform use or these Terms. Disputes will be handled individually between LeadersCap and each Investor. This waiver does not affect non‑derogable statutory rights; it aims solely to preclude group claims contrary to the spirit of these Terms.
Before any contentious proceeding (judicial or arbitral), the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve disputes amicably. The Investor should first contact LeadersCap (written notice setting out facts and desired resolution). LeadersCap will review in good faith and discuss. If unresolved, the parties may agree to confidential mediation via an independent mediator before commencing proceedings.
This step is not mandatory but strongly encouraged to reach a quicker, cost‑effective solution. It does not preclude later recourse to competent courts if no settlement is reached.
These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the Investor and LeadersCap regarding Platform use and related services and supersede any prior agreements, offers, correspondence, or terms (oral or written) on the same subject. Any special terms individually agreed (e.g., a specific agreement with an institutional investor) must be in writing signed by LeadersCap to deviate from these Terms.
If a translation of these Terms is provided in another language, the French version shall prevail in case of contradiction or ambiguity.
LeadersCap reserves the right to amend these Terms at any time, notably due to service or legal evolution. The Investor will be informed of any material change by appropriate means (Platform notice, email, etc.) before it takes effect. Where possible, a 30‑day notice will be given to allow review. If the Investor refuses the new terms, they may close the account before effective date. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance. The current version will always be available on the website (with “last updated” date).
If any provision is held null, invalid, or unenforceable by a competent authority, this shall not affect other provisions. The clause will be interpreted, limited, or if necessary severed to render it valid; if impossible, it shall be deemed unwritten. The remaining clauses shall remain fully effective. The parties may in good faith negotiate a valid replacement reflecting the original intent as closely as possible.
LeadersCap shall not be liable for failure to perform any obligation where such failure results from force majeure or events beyond reasonable control. Force majeure includes, without limitation: natural disasters, pandemics, war, terrorism, riots, unforeseen government decisions or legal orders, widespread power or internet outages, fire, strikes affecting essential services, etc. In such circumstances, obligations are suspended for the duration and resume once the impediment ends. LeadersCap will endeavour to notify the Investor within a reasonable time of any force majeure affecting performance.
Failure by either party to enforce strict performance at any time shall not be construed as a permanent waiver of rights or acceptance of non‑compliance. Tolerance or temporary inaction does not deprive a party of the right to later require strict compliance with any clause.
Official communications between LeadersCap and the Investor will preferably be in writing. LeadersCap may contact the Investor at the email address provided at registration, this means being deemed reliable by both parties. The Investor agrees to maintain a valid email and check messages regularly.
Any important notice (e.g., Terms changes, account termination) sent to the Investor’s email shall be deemed received within 5 days of sending, unless bounced. The Investor must keep contact details up to date.
Conversely, the Investor may contact LeadersCap for questions or notices at: legal@leaderscap.com (or any other address later communicated for this purpose), or by registered post to Adamas Group SA at the registered office address.
LeadersCap may assign/transfer these Terms and all rights/obligations (e.g., in a restructuring, business transfer, or M&A) to any successor entity provided this does not diminish Investor rights. The Investor will be informed but consent is not required where the assignee assumes all obligations.
The Investor may not assign rights/obligations under these Terms without LeadersCap’s prior written consent. User accounts are strictly personal. Any unauthorised transfer attempt is null and void.
Before accessing investment opportunities on the Platform, the Investor must carefully read these Terms in full and confirm agreement by ticking each of the following boxes:
By validating these checkboxes and clicking “I accept”, the Investor electronically executes this agreement and undertakes to comply. This consent has the same legal value as a handwritten signature.
Executed in Geneva, on DD/MM/YYYY (electronic acceptance date).
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