Deal legitimacy is the foundation of Wealt's marketplace. Here's how we ensure every deal on the platform is real, vetted, and properly structured.
Our due diligence process
Deal sourcing: Deals come from our network of VC partners, accelerators, founders, and co-investors - not from unsolicited submissions
Financial review: We analyse the company's financials, revenue, growth metrics, and unit economics
Legal verification: Independent legal counsel reviews the company's corporate structure, cap table, existing obligations, and any encumbrances.
Background checks: We conduct reference checks on founders and key team members.
Term validation: Investment terms (valuation, fees, rights) are benchmarked against market standards.
Risk assessment: Every deal page includes a risk factors section so you can make an informed decision
Common reasons include:
Unrealistic valuations or projections
Insufficient financial documentation
Team or background concerns
Poor terms for investors
Regulatory or jurisdictional issues
Important disclaimer
Due diligence reduces risk but doesn't eliminate it. Listing a deal on Wealt is not a recommendation to invest. Every investment carries risk, including the risk of total loss. Always review the full deal materials and consider your own financial situation before investing.