BillionScope operates as a hybrid venture management firm, combining elements of venture studios and venture management models. We foster startups driven by technology co-founders and provide robust support systems. We also assist external founders and startups by facilitating critical fundraising efforts and offering technology collaborations at each development stage.

Please send any investment-related inquiries to investor@billionscope.com. Our team will guide you through the next steps.

Yes, you need to register on our platform to access investment opportunities. After signing up, our team will evaluate your profile. Once approved, you can access and participate in projects listed on our platform.

According to SEBI Angel Fund Regulations, individual investors should have net tangible assets of at least ₹2 crore (excluding their primary residence) and possess early-stage investment experience or be senior management professionals with at least ten years of experience. Corporate entities must have a net worth of at least ₹10 crore. Additionally, investors should be aware of the risks involved in startup investments.

Our team provides comprehensive support throughout the investment process, including sharing investment term sheets and agreements, coordinating reviews and signatures, and facilitating the issuance of share certificates.

To become an investor, there is a one-time joining fee of ₹ 11,500, which may be revised in the future. Detailed information related to investment and other details will be shared with you before signing the investment agreement, ensuring full transparency.

Investors can fill out the join form on our website. You can also join through our contact page or email us at investor@billionscope.com if you have any questions.

Yes, NRIs are permitted to invest in Indian companies in accordance with the existing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy of India. Investments can be made through funds remitted from their foreign bank accounts or NRE/FCNR accounts maintained in India.

BillionScope conducts financial and legal due diligence on startups before facilitating investments. All investments are accompanied by legal paperwork to protect your interests, and we rely on the background and credibility of the startups and their team members.

Startup investments carry inherent risks, and returns are not guaranteed. The potential for returns depends on various factors, including market conditions and the startup’s performance. Investors should be prepared for a long-term investment horizon and understand the associated risks.

Angel investments are generally illiquid until the startup reaches future funding rounds (e.g., Series A or B), during which investors may have potential exit opportunities. Currently, BillionScope does not facilitate secondary share sales but plans to introduce this feature in the future.

In the event of a startup failure, the founders’ personal liability to investors is governed by the terms outlined in the investment agreements. Typically, founders are not personally liable unless there has been fraud or misrepresentation.

We ensure that any startup registered on the platform is not viewed by more than 200 investors at any given time, adhering to the restrictions prescribed by law for private placements.

You’ll need to provide personal information such as your LinkedIn profile URL, photo, designation, and contact number. Additionally, we require your investment preferences, financial information for documentation, and details of your existing startup investment portfolio, if any.

While there’s no formal accreditation process for investors in India, BillionScope conducts its own verification of credentials and identity as per SEBI regulations before onboarding any investor onto the platform.

We are in the process of developing detailed investment guides and documentation, which will soon be available to all registered users. You will be able to view all investment projects, details, scopes, and features.