United States · Accredited
Reg D private placements
For investors who meet income or net-worth thresholds (the SEC's "accredited" definition).
Same flow: account → wallet → identity → invest → hold
One extra step:
a quick accreditation check (about two minutes)
Re-checked per offering (it expires roughly every 90 days)
Typically higher minimums; access to private deals
If an offering is accredited-only, you'll be guided through the check before you invest.
United States · Everyone
Reg CF & Reg A+ offerings
Open to the public – you don't need to be accredited to invest.
Same flow: account → wallet → identity → invest → hold
No accreditation needed
– identity verification only
Investment limits may apply, based on income and net worth
Lower minimums; access to assets that used to be off-limits
Investing carries risk and these assets can be illiquid – invest only what you can afford to hold.
Non-US · International
Reg S offerings
For investors outside the US – buying US offerings that are sold offshore.
Same flow: account → wallet → identity → invest → hold
Open to non-US persons under the US Reg S offshore exemption
No US accreditation required – your local rules still apply
Eligibility and limits depend on your country – shown before you commit
Availability varies by country – some offerings aren't open everywhere.
European Union · EEA
EU Prospectus Regulation
For investors in the EU/EEA, under EU securities law.
Same flow: account → wallet → identity → invest → hold
Invest under the EU Prospectus Regulation (successor to the Prospectus Directive)
MiFID II
sets your category – retail, professional, or eligible counterparty
Protections and limits scale to your category and country
Passported across EU/EEA member states; availability varies.
Geo-aware by design.
Stobox reads your country at sign-in and only shows offerings you're eligible for.
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