Britain’s biggest crowdfunding platform Crowdcube is eyeing major expansion to Europe and could one day put company stock on the blockchain after raising £10 million from a US cryptocurrency business.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you live in the U.K. or the U.S., you may already be quite familiar with equity crowdfunding. And yet, few French startups turn ...

London - Investa, the UK’s first zero-commission options trading app (other fees may apply), will open early access to its second Crowdcube fundraise on Monday, 20 th October. The company’s previous ...

Crowdfunding platform Crowdcube haemorrhaged cash last year after its costs surged amid the “largest economic downturn in decades,” the company’s latest accounts showed. The Exeter-based firm, which ...

Crowdcube has become the first investment crowdfunding platform to be approved under the new European Crowdfunding Service Provider Rules (ECSPR) that went into effect in November of 2021. Crowdcube, ...

Crowdcube has exceeded its crowdfunding target of £5 million ($6.5 million) in less than 2 days, after promising investors growth by targeting bigger companies and pushing into the public markets.

Crowdcube is chasing more blockbuster investment deals to list on its platform as it looks to cement its position as the biggest crowdfunding platform in the UK. Cofounder and chief marketing officer ...

In what looks like an undeniably good strategic fit, U.K.-based business reporting software startup Supdate has been acquired by equity crowdfunding platform Crowdcube. Terms of the deal remain ...

LONDON — Revenue at crowdfunding platform Crowdcube grew by 48% to £3.9 million last year thanks to more, and bigger, deals. Accounts filed with Companies House on Thursday show revenue jumped in the ...

If you live in the U.K. or the U.S., you may already be quite familiar with equity crowdfunding. And yet, few French startups turn to their community of users to raise some new funding. Thanks to ...