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Got a great idea but don’t know how to fund it?

Many people think of Inventors as entrepreneurs, and some even use the terms interchangeably. But not all Inventors have the necessary skills and aptitudes to succeed in business, and even those that do may not have the time or motivation to be able to devote enough to everything that they invent.

Which is where the microFunding® Exchange comes in.


It gives you, the Inventor, the chance to:

  • realise your ideas at minimum personal cost

  • have your inventions protected and exploited on your behalf to the maximum extent by experienced and skilled business managers without the need for further personal involvement

  • have it - mostly - paid for and managed by other people and yet still keep a big stake of at least 30%* in the success of your inventions without further commitment of time or money

  • continue to do what you do best - come up with more great business ideas!

The microFunding® Exchange helps manage and fund great business inventions. It really increases the chances of finding money and making it into a serious business success.

Please read our Notes of Caution before doing anything!

What does it cost? And how does it work?
Click here for an explanation of the process.

Interested? You need to register your idea in order to get going:

Register Now

*Subject to the Standard Subscription Agreement not being varied by mutual agreement.

 

   
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