How the two fit together
A market is a page in the portal. It decides who can see what is inside: everyone, selected groups or selected clients. It also holds rules that apply to everything in it, such as whether identity checks must be approved.
A listing, also called an offering, puts a property into a market with concrete terms: how many fractions are for sale, at what price, the minimum and maximum, the dates, the fees, the expected returns and the documents investors must acknowledge.
| Market | Listing | |
|---|---|---|
| Answers | Who can see it, and under which rules? | What is offered, and on which terms? |
| Contains | Listings | One property |
| Currency | One currency for all its listings | The market's currency |
| Statuses | Draft, open, closed, archived | Draft, upcoming, open, paused, closed, fully subscribed, cancelled |
Typical setup
- One market for everyone, for general offerings, and a second one for a group such as founding investors.
- A market per year, per country or per investor type.
- A single market for a single raise.
Follow Create a market, then Create a listing.