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Frequently asked questions.
These answers describe what Bridge Edge does, in plain language. They are general information, not investment, legal, tax, or eligibility advice.
- What is Bridge Edge?
Bridge Edge is being built around a private-membership, human-introduction model for private and pre-IPO positions. It is not a live market. A member's interest is intended to be non-binding and subject to human review, rather than an instruction to transact.
- Is Bridge Edge a trading venue or a way to execute a transaction?
No. The intended model does not automate matching, execute or settle transactions, set transaction terms, or hold funds or securities. Any negotiation and closing would be handled directly by the relevant parties and qualified outside professionals.
- Who is the service intended for?
Experienced accredited and institutional investors, including qualified purchasers and family offices. US persons may join, and are asked to complete accreditation verification. Your own eligibility is decided by the identity and accreditation checks recorded against your account, not by this page — sign in and your dashboard shows where you stand. The administrator sets which jurisdictions and investor classes may join, so the answer can differ by venue.
- Can I submit a new expression of interest?
Yes, once you are signed in and eligible. You choose a security, and the interest is recorded against it for a desk associate to read. It is non-binding: recording one does not match you with anyone, agree a price or quantity, move money, or create a holding. You can see every interest recorded for your account under Activity.
- Are valuation figures or charts executable prices?
No. When historical valuation information is available to an eligible member, it is indicative information only. It is not an executable quote, offer, recommendation, or a price produced by an introduction.
- What can I actually do here?
Apply for membership and verify your email address; complete identity verification with a licensed provider and certify your accredited status; send ownership evidence and other documents to the desk and see what it has received; record an expression of interest in a security; read the valuation observations on file for companies you have access to; pay membership dues; and see the introductions, disclosures and records held against your account. Which of these are switched on is the administrator's decision, so a screen may tell you one is off — it will say so plainly and never ask you for something it cannot use.
Read the product explanation, eligibility explainer, and draft disclosures and risk information.