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Kingscrowd has extended its Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering on the StartEngine platform. The extension allows additional investors to participate in the campaign. Details about the new closing date or updated fundraising targets were not provided in the available content.
ORICO has released its CyberData NAS Series, a range of AI-powered storage solutions, following a successful crowdfunding campaign. The lineup includes four models, offering up to 256TB capacity and advanced features such as hybrid storage, high-speed networking, and AI-assisted file management. The products will be available from 28 July 2026 through ORICO's online store.
ImpactGuru reports a significant increase in medical crowdfunding campaigns as healthcare costs in India continue to rise. The platform notes that families are launching campaigns sooner after diagnosis, reflecting growing financial pressure. National data shows high out-of-pocket expenses, and ImpactGuru has expanded support to reach more regions and languages. The company expects crowdfunding to play a larger role in healthcare financing.
African proptech platforms such as Nawy Shares, PropCrowdy, and Fragvest are enabling fractional property investment, making real estate more accessible to smaller investors. The article details regulatory frameworks in Egypt, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, highlighting recent laws and SEC actions. It also discusses the use of technology, including tokenization, and the importance of legal compliance for these platforms.
A new report forecasts the global alternative lending market will grow from $380.96 billion in 2025 to $1.29 trillion by 2033, driven by digital transformation and increased demand for non-bank financing. The study highlights the role of peer-to-peer lending and crowdfunding platforms, as well as technological advancements in underwriting and risk assessment. North America currently leads the market, with growth expected worldwide.
Azerbaijan has approved a state duty related to the management of crowdfunding platforms. This regulatory measure establishes official fees for entities operating crowdfunding services in the country. The decision is part of ongoing efforts to formalize and regulate the crowdfunding sector.
A Nairobi Small Claims Court has ruled that digital lenders without a Central Bank of Kenya license cannot use the courts to recover unpaid debts. The decision targets unregulated loan apps, stripping them of legal recourse and reinforcing the need for CBK licensing. The ruling is expected to reshape Kenya's digital lending sector and is being closely watched by regulators in other African countries.
Coinbase is backing a tokenized version of Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Private Markets Fund. This initiative involves the creation of a blockchain-based representation of the fund, enabling broader investor access. The move highlights growing institutional interest in real-world asset tokenization and the use of digital platforms for private market investments.
The Guild: Ren Faire'd film has raised over $3.5 million on Kickstarter, exceeding its original goal by 133%. The campaign has attracted more than 22,000 backers and continues to unlock new funding tiers until August 21. The project marks a major milestone for independent entertainment and will reunite the original cast for a feature-length movie.
Oman has introduced new regulations governing crowdfunding and credit rating as part of a broader capital market reform. The changes aim to enhance transparency and investor protection in the financial sector. These rules are expected to impact both fundraising platforms and market participants operating in Oman.
Vartis Platforms announced a 55% year-on-year revenue increase to ₹366.58 crore for FY26, with profit after tax rising over 180% to ₹96.22 crore. Its P2P lending platform LenDenClub contributed 54% of revenue, while InstaMoney and Vartis One accounted for 43% and 2%, respectively. The group facilitated over ₹5,000 crore in total transactions and plans further investment in technology and R&D.
The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission has released new guidelines for the issuance and disclosure of Sukuk, aiming to expand the country's Islamic finance market. The framework details permissible structures, registration, and reporting requirements for Shari’ah-compliant securities. The move is intended to deepen capital markets and promote financial inclusion for faith-driven investors.
