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Back impact companies. Share their growth.

Take equity positions in impact-driven companies, vetted for mission and credibility. Returns depend on performance and a future liquidity event. This is long-term, high-risk investing, and some of the most meaningful capital you can put to work.

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Investing in equity
with Goparity

Your return comes from company growth

When you invest in equity, you buy shares in a company. If the company grows and a liquidity event occurs, such as an acquisition or a secondary sale, you may sell your shares at a higher valuation than you paid.

Your capital backs real impact companies

Every company raising through the platform is assessed for financial and impact potential. Before you commit, you can read about what the company does, their funding round terms, and what outcomes your investment supports.

You invest alongside a lead investor

Goparity only lists equity campaigns where a lead investor has already committed and defined the round terms. You join a structured, vetted round on terms someone else has already validated. Lead investors are usually experienced institucional investors who commit early and give the round credibility.

Equity investing

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Each campaign will tell you about the company seeking capital, the total goal of the funding round, their valuation, who the lead investor is, and the impact case for this business.

The model behind Goparity: equity crowdfunding

Equity crowdfunding lets multiple investors participate in a single funding round. You buy shares in a company alongside other investors, with all crowd participants grouped into an SPV. Any returns come from future liquidity events, not periodic payments. It is a long-term, high-risk way to back early-stage companies with real growth potential.

How your investment is held: the SPV

Your shares are held through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), a separate legal entity that groups all crowd investors together. This keeps the company's cap table clean and consolidates investor representation. It also means your investment is illiquid (until a possible liquidity event) with no repayment schedule and no guaranteed route to exit.

Benefits

What you get as an investor

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Reviewed before it reaches you

Every company is assessed by financial and impact specialists before a campaign goes live.

Impact reporting you can follow

Companies report against an impact framework reviewed by the UNDP, with results shared with you.

Invest and track from your phone

Invest, follow company updates, and monitor performance through a simple app experience.

FAQs

Quick answers to the most common questions about equity investing through the platform.

What is equity crowdfunding?

Equity crowdfunding lets you invest directly in companies raising capital, in exchange for a share of their ownership. Through Goparity you can back businesses you believe in alongside a community of investors. If the company grows, the value of your shares can grow with it. Returns depend on the company's performance, and as with any equity investment, there is a risk of losing the capital you invest.

What is an SPV?

A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is a legal entity that groups all crowd investors together on the company's cap table. Rather than each investor appearing individually, the SPV holds the shares collectively. This simplifies the company's legal structure and centralises your rights as an investor.

When do I get my money back?

There is no set timeline. Your investment is illiquid and cannot be withdrawn on demand. A return depends on a liquidity event occurring — such as the company being acquired or investors selling shares in a later round. This may take many years, or may not happen at all.

Can I lose my investment? 

Yes. You can lose all or part of the capital you invest. Equity is high risk by nature. There is no deposit protection and no guarantee of return.

Who are the co-investors? 

Each campaign on the platform includes a lead investor who has defined the round terms before the campaign launches. Goparity syndicates capital into that round — it does not design or lead it.

Want to see how it works?

Follow a clear guide to investing in equity, from account setup to your first investment.