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LIQUIDITY EVENTS & TENDER OFFERS

Run liquidity events on Carta

Carta makes it easy for private companies to administer liquidity programs. Your employees and shareholders will thank you.

Why Carta liquidity?

Trusted to transact for private companies

Automatic cap table updates

Cap table automatically updates and reconciles after the transaction

Simple participant experience

Participants review offers, sign docs, and transact all through Carta.

No onboarding required

Reduce the administrative costs related to secondary transactions.

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CARTA PLATFORM

Set up and track liquidity events

Simple set up

We pull data from your cap table, so you just need to add details of your transaction. We then make it easy for you to invite sellers participate through Carta.

Automatic cap table updates

When you run a liquidity event on Carta, your cap table automatically updates as soon as the transaction settles. With traditional providers, manual entry is required to update your cap table and process paper certificates.

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PARTICIPANT EXPERIENCE

Help your employees unlock value

Shareholder-friendly experience

We designed the participant experience to make it easy for shareholders to understand the details of the transaction. Everything from reviewing the FAQ details, filling out desired indications of interest, and settling the transaction is completed on Carta, without paper or complicated forms.

Liquidity as an employee perk

With Carta, companies can reduce the administrative costs related to secondary transactions. Offering liquidity regularly can help companies recruit and retain top talent. Learn more about how Carta offers liquidity to employees >
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LIQUIDITY IS HERE

Unlock the value of ownership with CartaX

We built the infrastructure to manage and value private assets, and with the launch of CartaX, we will be offering the first vertically integrated market ecosystem for private market liquidity. Join us in our mission to democratize access to liquidity for private companies and investors.

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What is Regulation D?

Regulation D allows private funds and companies to fundraise without registering the offering with the SEC.

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