Private markets without the platform toll.
24.3M
US households qualified as accredited investors in 2022. Source: SEC accredited-investor data.
Most of those households see private deal flow the same way: a friend's PDF, no diligence record, and a platform quietly taking a cut somewhere. Deal Box is built the other way. Fewer offerings, an auditable diligence file behind each one, and zero fees to you, ever.
Verification first, then the record, then the issuer.
Verify your accreditation
One flow, inside the portal, before any offering materials open. This is the legal gate for 506(c) and the reason issuers here can solicit publicly.
Walk the diligence record
Every listing sits on a 121-folder issuer diligence file. Read the offering documents, the financials, and the risk factors like a professional would.
Subscribe directly with the issuer
Subscription documents and signatures run on the rail. Your money goes to the issuer's counsel-controlled process, never through Deal Box.
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Neural AI
Neuromorphic intelligence, from the core to the edge
Clean Energy
Equity, 506(c)
Consumer Products
Equity, 506(c)
Automotive Technology
Revenue share, 506(c)
Financial Infrastructure
Equity, 506(c)
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Verified accredited investors only. Any offer is made solely through the issuer's offering documents.
A listing is not an advertisement. It is the surface of a diligence file.
Every offering completes issuer-level diligence to the 121-folder standard, sections A through L, before it goes live: formation documents, capitalization, financial statements, material agreements, intellectual property, regulatory posture, and the offering documents themselves.
Diligence is a documentation discipline, not an endorsement, and it does not reduce the risks inherent in private investments.
The answers, before you ask for them.
What does Deal Box charge investors?
Zero platform fees. We earn from issuers, not from you. No transaction fees, no carry. Deal Box earns from issuers for technology and advisory services, and that is the entire business model.
Who can invest?
Offerings on the platform are conducted under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D, which permits public solicitation provided every purchaser is a verified accredited investor. Verification runs before any offering materials become available.
How is accreditation verified?
Verification is conducted at the issuer level as part of each offering's process. You complete it inside the portal before offering materials open.
Is Deal Box a broker-dealer?
No. Deal Box operates as an online matchmaking platform under Section 4(b) of the Securities Act and Section 201(c) of the JOBS Act. It does not recommend investments, provide investment advice, or take transaction-based compensation.
What diligence stands behind a listing?
Every offering completes issuer-level diligence to the 121-folder standard, sections A through L, before it goes live. The record covers formation, capitalization, financials, material agreements, IP, and the offering documents.
What are the risks?
Private investments carry a high degree of risk, including illiquidity, dilution, and complete loss of capital. Diligence reduces surprises; it does not remove risk. Read every issuer's offering documents and risk factors before subscribing.
Private investments involve a high degree of risk, including illiquidity and complete loss of capital. Read every issuer's offering documents and the general risk factors before subscribing.
Verification is free. The deal flow is behind it.
Deal Box is not a broker-dealer. We earn from issuers, never from investors.