Browse offerings in plain language. Each one is written out with its stage, structure, stated minimum and fees, and the documents behind it.
Private investments that live in the same place as the rest of your portfolio
- Venture
- Private credit
- Infrastructure
- Secondaries
- Real estate
- Pre-IPO
Every company Wealthnow has invested in
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As of November 2026, in the order Wealthnow first invested. Invested by Wealthnow-owned entities through investment vehicles alongside each round's lead investors. Names and logos only. Not an offer, and past investments do not predict future ones.
Everything private, next to everything public. Four parts, built to work together.
Private holdings beside your accounts. Commitments, calls and distributions in one view, next to your public accounts.
A clear path from review to commitment. Eligibility, documents, signature, funding. Nothing moves until you confirm.
Every document in one place. Offering memos, subscription agreements, statements and tax forms, filed by holding and ready to open.
Five asset classes, explained
Buildings you can point to, not a ticker.
Pooled ownership in specific properties, with rent, leverage and fees laid out first.
Show the fees on this property offering…Wealthnow checks eligibility, lays out each offering, and shows every term first
Confirm eligibility
Most private offerings are limited to accredited investors. Tell us about yourself once and we check it.
Review the offering
Read the terms, fees, minimum and risks in plain language, with the full documents one tap away.
Decide in your own time
Nothing commits until you sign. Every step shows what happens next and what it costs.
What an offering looks like on Wealthnow
Examples only. Not offers, not real companies.
Lumen Robotics
Warehouse robotics company raising a growth round. Shown here to illustrate how a venture offering is laid out.
Venture · Series B
Sample offering
$25,000
Stated minimum
Examples only. Not offers, not real companies.
Cedar Row Credit
Harbor Lane
Private markets move slowly. Wealthnow keeps every step in view.
- 5
asset classes to explore
- 1
view for public and private
- US
investors only
- 0
commitments until you sign
Your information stays yours
Clear eligibility checks, documents you can read, and your confirmation on every step.
Eligibility checked
You confirm every step
Plain-language risk notes
Ask about any offering, right where you already invest
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What are the fees on the Cedar Row sample fund?
Private markets, explained
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What is a capital call?
Why a fund asks for money in stages, not all at once.
Eligibility
Who counts as accredited
The income and net worth tests, in plain words.
Fees
Reading the fee table
Management fees, carry and what they mean for you.
Liquidity
Liquidity and lockups
How long money can be tied up, and why.
Have questions? Find answers.
Private investments are holdings that are not traded on a public exchange, such as venture rounds, private credit, real estate and secondaries. Wealthnow shows how an offering is structured, what it costs and what the risks are, and, once private investments open, will keep private holdings next to your public accounts. The sample deals on this page illustrate the format. Nothing is committed until you sign the offering documents, and access depends on eligibility.
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Private investments are speculative, illiquid and involve a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. They are generally available only to accredited investors, as defined in Rule 501 of Regulation D, who are US residents. Access depends on eligibility and availability.
Sample deals shown on this page are for illustration only. They are not offers or solicitations to buy or sell any security, and they do not describe real companies or funds. Nothing on this page is investment, tax or legal advice, or a recommendation. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results, and no return is promised.