This is an important question, and we believe in full transparency about our business model and potential conflicts.
How Wealt earns revenue?
Wealt earns money from two fees on marketplace deals:
Setup fee (6%): Charged to investors at the time of investment
Carry (Typically 20%): A share of profits at exit - only if the investment is successful
This means Wealt has a financial incentive to list deals and attract investment.
How do we manage potential conflicts?
Selective listing: We list <10% of deals we review. If listing more deals meant more revenue, we could list everything - but we don't, because our reputation depends on quality.
Carry alignment: Because we earn carry only on profitable exits, our incentive is aligned with yours; we want the deals to succeed.
Full disclosure: All fees, terms, and risk factors are shown on every deal page before you invest. Nothing is hidden.
Independent legal structure: SPVs are set up and reviewed by independent legal counsel. Wealt manages the SPV but does not control the underlying company.
No proprietary trading: Wealt does not invest its own money alongside investors without disclosure.
What should you do?
Always read the full fact sheet, terms, and risk factors. Don't rely solely on Wealt's deal listing as validation. Do your own research, consult advisors if needed, and only invest what you can afford to lose.