Dongi is a revenue-sharing crowdfunding platform that enables public investment in high-yield securities issued by small and medium-sized enterprises, offering estimated annual returns exceeding 35%. The platform addresses the funding gap for these businesses by allowing investors to participate with a minimum investment of 10 million rials, while managing the associated risks of higher-yield securities.
Funding
$1.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often face challenges in securing funding through traditional channels. Investors may lack access to opportunities for participating in the growth of these businesses, particularly with smaller investment amounts.
Solution
Dongi is a crowdfunding platform that connects SMEs seeking capital with public investors. The platform enables individuals to invest in securities issued by these businesses, with a minimum investment threshold. These securities offer potentially high annual returns, providing investors with an opportunity to participate in the growth of SMEs while acknowledging the associated risks. Dongi operates under the supervision of Sabad Gardan Tosee Firoozeh, holding license number 98/5/108857 from Iran's Farabourse.
Target Audience
The platform targets retail investors seeking higher-yield investment opportunities and small to medium-sized enterprises looking for alternative funding sources for their development projects.
Features
- Facilitates public investment in SME development projects through crowdfunding.
- Offers securities with estimated annual returns exceeding 35%.
- Requires a minimum investment of 10 million rials.
- Provides a platform for SMEs to raise capital from a pool of investors.
- Showcases successfully funded projects, including details on capital raised, investor participation, and estimated returns.
- Displays settled projects, providing transparency on completed funding cycles.