How to Identify the Tranche of a Project You’re Investing In

Some projects may open in multiple “tranches” (or rounds), which can sometimes be confusing for members who want to confirm exactly which tranche they’re investing in.

1. Look for a “2” or Other Numerical Indicator on the Mini Prop

When a project opens multiple tranches under separate campaigns, you’ll often see the project name followed by a small “2” or subsequent numerical tag.


2. Check the Offering Document

If the project’s name has not changed—yet it appears to have re-opened—be sure to review the Offering Document:

  • Current Amount Raised: Look for any updates on how much money the issuer has raised to date to all investors with outstanding securities.
  • Prior Crowdfunding Distributions: The document should also mention any distributions the issuer has made to existing investors in the past five years.
  • Offering Terms: Even if the campaign has been re-opened, the offering terms might remain the same as the original.

3. Confirm with the Issuer or Our Team

If you’re unsure whether you’re in Tranche 1 or Tranche 2 (or if it’s simply the same campaign re-opened):

  1. Ask directly in the project’s Discord channel: The issuer or our team can let you know if any details have changed since the previous round.
  2. Reach out to support: If you have questions about the project’s structure, we’re here to help you navigate the documentation and clarify any confusion.

4. Why Tranches Re-Open or Multiply

  • Maximizing Fundraising Windows: An issuer might have reached their initial goal or time limit but then decided to open another round to raise additional funds.
  • Separate Campaigns for Reporting: Multiple campaigns (with “2” or another label) help both investors and issuers keep track of each tranche’s progress or milestones more easily.

Key Takeaways

  • Multiple Tranches: Look for project names labeled with a numerical indicator.
  • Same Offering, Re-Opened: Check the Offering Document for how much has been raised to date and any changes in terms.
  • Always Ask: If in doubt, ask the issuer in the project’s channel or contact our support team to ensure you know exactly which tranche you’re joining.