Introducers benefit tremendously by 'white labelling' the microFunding® Exchange to their own website. Their clients need never know they are not on the host website, and the Introducer can charge whatever fee is appropriate for their own services. Follow the 'link your website' icon to find out more...

So the introducer of the idea to microFunding® gains in any (or all) of five ways -

• The Introducer can charge a fee for the introduction, administered entirely by the microFunding® Exchange and quite painless to the Introducer
• If the business is successfully funded, their interests are guaranteed so they will benefit commercially from being able to provide additional services to a very satisfied customer
• If the business is successfully funded, they can benefit by having an equity stake in the business

As an Introducer of deals, Introducers can also benefit from the ‘INTRODUCER REWARD' scheme.

This scheme is designed specifically to encourage and reward Introducers for contributing to the success of the microFunding® Exchange by giving away half the shares in microFunding Ltd itself. The more introductions an Introducer makes, the more successful microFunding Ltd will become... and the more shares the Introducer will have in that success.

Introducers qualify under the ‘INTRODUCER REWARD' scheme so long as the introduction qualifies whether or not the idea is successfully funded...

And what is more... Not only will all qualifying introductions count towards the scheme, but so will all introductions of anyone they introduce - and also the introductions of anyone they introduce - for up to ten generations of introducer!

In this way, active introducers who promote the microFunding® Exchange beyond their own businesses will multiply the benefits they derive from the scheme. Particularly if they are 'early adopters'!

What is a qualifying introduction for the 'INTRODUCER REWARD' scheme?

Investors: every genuinely interested Investor who registers on the microFunding® Exchange
Managers: every Manager who registers on the microFunding® Exchange
Inventions: Introducers must genuinely believe that there is merit in pursuing the commercial opportunity. In particular, qualifying ideas must have realistic possibility of:

• A requirement for a Proof of Concept project, costing no more than say £50,000
• The Proof of Concept project can be specified with written measurable time-defined performance milestones
• Protectable Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
• A projected second round funding requirement of not less than, say £250,000 on the condition that the “Concept” is demonstrably proven
• The potential for a highly profitable exit within 5 years

How does it work? Click here for a detailed explanation of the process.

Interested? Register now to become an Introducer: