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Telecel Ghana has launched FUNDiT, a crowdfunding platform for individuals, groups and organisations. The service supports fundraising for social causes, community projects and other needs, with verification and KYC checks for campaigns. It is open to users across mobile networks and payment channels in Ghana and abroad.
A conservation coalition raised $280,000 through crowdfunding to buy timber rights for 14 acres of the Doc Holliday forest in Clallam County. The effort follows earlier fundraising that helped preserve nearby acreage this year. The deal covers timber rights only, and officials say the land could still return to the timber pool later.
Reg CF funding portals remain a small segment of the securities crowdfunding market, with 73 FINRA-registered portals listed and one new launch this year. H1 2026 issuers raised $139.5 million, down 28% from H1 2025. Wefunder, DealMaker Securities, and StartEngine led deal flow.
The Crowdfunding Professional Association has adopted Presumptive Parity as a new policy plank. The proposal asks the SEC to compare new exempt offering pathways with existing ones and justify any differences. The group says the approach would improve regulatory consistency for regulated investment crowdfunding.
Distgen has launched a £2.4m bond offer on Ethex to repower its Faccombe onshore wind turbine in Hampshire. The eight-year bond pays 7.25% annually, with a minimum investment of £50. The campaign is the first Triodos Bank UK offer to be hosted on Ethex and follows a 2025 Distgen raise that filled in 21 hours.
Brazil's tokenized asset market exceeded R$10 billion in August 2026, about ten times its level a year earlier. The market is heavily concentrated in private credit, which accounts for 88% of tokenized value. The report also notes growing use of CVM rules for tokenized offerings and a new regulatory pilot proposal.
TechRound highlights seven startups that are crowdfunding this week across Republic, Crowdcube and Crowdfunder. The list includes wellness, fintech, workplace and private equity-related businesses, with several campaigns showing specific raise targets. It is a roundup of active campaigns rather than a single campaign update.
Each Person is close to reaching its £520,000 crowdfunding target on Republic Europe. The Ware-based employee rewards and benefits platform says the raise will support product, commercial and delivery growth. It currently serves about 188,000 employees across more than 150 clients and reported £3.89m in revenue in 2025.
NYCE X is raising equity crowdfunding on Highlander with a $20 million valuation. The campaign opened on September 21, 2026, and is set to close on November 30, 2026. It has a minimum target of $10,000 and a maximum target of $1.235 million.
Etherdyne Technologies is raising capital on StartEngine in a Reg CF equity offering. The campaign opened on September 21, 2026, with a minimum goal of about $20,000 and a maximum of $3.8 million. The company lists a pre-money valuation of about $70 million and says proceeds will fund operations, R&D, product delivery, business development, and marketing.
Vidavu is raising money on Wefunder through a Reg CF campaign. The startup has set a $50,000 minimum target and a $120,000 maximum target, with a $6.1 million valuation cap. The round opened on Sept. 21, 2026 and is scheduled to close on Jan. 30, 2027.
Contractor+ is raising funds on Wefunder in a new Reg CF campaign. The round has a $50,000 minimum target and a $1 million maximum, with a $10 million valuation cap and a closing date of Jan. 31, 2027. The company says it will use the proceeds for customer acquisition, growth, and marketing.
