Frequently Asked Questions
What is WLTH? A platform to invest in pre-IPO companies through tokenised economic ownership.
Who runs WLTH? A team from tech, finance, and crypto, backed by partners and the WLTH community.
Who owns WLTH? Founders, team, private shareholders and community. $WLTH Token holders can own economic rights to WLTH’s TopCo.
Is my money safe? WLTH is non-custodial. Funds are handled via smart contracts. We don’t hold your assets. Everything is transparent and on-chain.
What is a Slice? A Slice is your investment. An “NFT”/ digital asset representing your share in a deal.
Can I sell my Slice? Yes. You can trade it anytime within the WLTH app.
What happens if I transfer it? Ownership and rights move fully to the new wallet.
What am I buying? Tokenised economic exposure to real private equity.
Are Slices backed by real shares? Yes. Each Slice is backed 1:1 by equity held in a separate legal structure.
How do payouts work? Exits or dividends are paid automatically in USDC to your wallet.
Who decides when to sell? Typically at IPO or exit events. You receive your share after fees.
Is there KYC? Only when using fiat via third-party providers.
Minimum investment? From $20.
Where do deals come from? From top-tier brokers connected to founders, VCs, and early shareholders.
How is quality ensured? Partners deploy their own capital first. They only list deals they believe in.
Are sellers verified? Yes. Every counterparty is vetted before any transaction.
How are investments structured? Assets are held in dedicated SPVs, separate legal entities, not on WLTH’s balance sheet.
How are valuations set? Based on latest market data. They are indicative and may change.
What blockchain is used? Base, by Coinbase.
Can I use multiple wallets? Yes. Any WalletConnect-compatible wallet.
What are carry fees? Up to 20% on profits only. No fees on your initial investment.
What happens if WLTH shuts down? Your assets remain protected in separate legal structures. An independent administrator would manage distributions and exits.
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