What is venture capital?
Venture capital is a type of funding for startups and smaller companies that investors believe have long-term growth potential. It is a form of private equity without collateral. Venture capital can be provided at various stages of a company's development.

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You keep your shares and control of your company.

Increased options
Supplement your capital stack to have more options when fundraising.

Fair valuation
By choosing the timing of your next fundraising.
How do I obtain venture capital?
Venture capitalists include private venture capitalists (business angels), venture capital companies, or corporate venture capital companies. Before seeking investors, founders should know about the valuation of their company, put together their pitch deck, and determine how much capital they want to raise.

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☑️ Keep your equity and broaden your funding options.
Venture capital: advantages and disadvantages
Among the many advantages of venture capital, the main ones are business expertise, an expanded network and additional resources. But venture capital also has disadvantages. The biggest: dilution - giving up one's shares in the company, and with it, some of the control. Another disadvantage is the length of time it takes for capital to flow, which is usually several months.
Optimize your fundraising with re:cap
Whether for bridging, supplementing, or as an alternative: with re:cap you receive financing that you can use flexibly. You can grow your business before going into the next round of funding, increase your investor options, downsize or avoid the next round.

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But we won't tell you what to do. We want you to keep your equity and full control of your business vision.