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Conda – Platform statistics 2026
70000
investors
Conda – Pros & Cons
About Conda
CONDA Capital Market is an investment platform focused on established medium-sized companies across Europe with proven business models and clear growth potential.
It offers investors access to a diversified range of financial instruments, including bonds, shares, profit participation certificates, convertible bonds, and hybrid investment products, allowing tailored risk-return profiles.
By targeting mature businesses rather than early-stage startups, the platform aims to provide more predictable cash flows and lower risk compared to classic startup investing.
All investments are offered within the EU ECSP regulatory framework, ensuring transparency, standardized investor protection, and cross-border access.
CONDA Capital Market is suited for investors seeking structured private-market investments with growth exposure and enhanced regulatory security.
Regulation
License / Regulation: CONDA licensed under European Crowdfunding Service Providers (ECSP) regulation
Functionality
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For Fund Seekers
Useful Information
Conda provides a seamless online investment process, enabling investors to create and verify accounts, and explore various investment opportunities. For project owners, Conda offers tools to manage and present their projects, ensuring they meet the necessary criteria for investment. The platform supports both fixed and variable interest investments, equity shares, and mezzanine investments, catering to diverse investor preferences
Investing on Conda involves risks such as business failure, market fluctuations, and liquidity issues, especially for equity investments in startups. Interest-bearing investments, while offering more predictability, also carry the risk of capital loss. Mezzanine investments combine elements of both equity and debt, presenting a higher risk-reward profile.
Conda offers various investment products including:
- Bonds: Fixed or variable interest-bearing securities with a fixed term.
- Equity Shares: Direct participation in companies, providing dividends and potential capital gains.
- Mezzanine Investments: Financial instruments combining debt and equity elements, such as subordinated bonds and convertible bonds
