Highlights of this months product release include new fundraising options for issuers, development of the demo platform and much more. Read on to find out what we’ve been up to in May.

What’s new and improved

Issuers can use the simple “Equity Token Offering Terms” to configure public offering terms, such as token tradability, hard cap limitations, minimum ticket size, and more.

The platform is now ready to host offerings in different jurisdictions.

We’ve introduced new, user-friendly pop-up banners that inform users about an offering’s jurisdiction and potential restrictions that apply to their location of residence.

Issuers can now publish a listing page before publishing details of the offer. This allows issuers to present their product before the official start of the campaign. See an example here.

We’ve updated the design of the offering widgets, which are visible not only on the platform but also any other website, to allow for the most important information to be presented to investors at each stage of campaigning.

Our team has developed a demo version of our platform that showcases the full issuer and investor user journey, as well as features and usability. If you are interested in a walkthrough, request a demo now.

Visual regression tests have been implemented to improve UI tests, allowing us to thoroughly test each update to ensure it doesn’t affect product functionality.

We’ve implemented multiple UX improvements to ensure that our platform and the company listing pages are mobile-friendly and scalable on all devices.

We’ve simplified and improved platform email flow and design to make our content easier to consume and to educate users about Neufund along the way.

Bug fixes

We’ve refined the statuses of the offerings on the platform to make them more clear and understandable.

While redesigning the platform email flow, we discovered some inconsistencies and those have now been fixed.

We’ve aligned the number formatting across the platform and all communication channels to improve consistency and clarity.

Newly registered issuers reported confusing wording and being redirected to the investor login page after registration; that has been resolved.

Follow our progress live on GitHub; most of our development is open source.