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Token Crowdfunding (TCF)

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Is it Legal to raise through TCF?

  • Yes, pitchIN Token Crowdfunding is legal in Malaysia.
  • Token Crowdfunding is a regulated activity by the Securities Commission Malaysia under the Guidelines on Digital Asset (link). Note: Token Crowdfunding is also referred to as Initial Exchange Offerings in the Securities Commission's Guidelines on Digital Asset (link)
  • pitchIN is one of two platforms in Malaysia authorized and regulated by the SC to provide token crowdfunding service. You may refer to the SC's website for the list of regulated digital asset players (link).
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Warning
Equity Crowdfunding is risky. You are investing in early stage companies which may not do well and could even fail. You could lose part or all of your investment. You may not be able to sell your shares easily. Learn more