How To Become An Accredited Investor?

Meet your country’s legal definition of an accredited investor

In the United States, qualify by income, net worth, professional credentials, or entity status

Have annual income above the required threshold for the relevant period

Have net worth above the required threshold, excluding your primary residence where applicable

Hold certain financial licenses or professional certifications if accepted under current rules

Invest through a qualifying entity that meets the applicable standards

Provide documentation to verify income, assets, liabilities, or credentials

Work with the issuer, broker, or platform to complete verification

Maintain ongoing eligibility if the investment requires continued accredited status

Consult a qualified attorney, accountant, or financial advisor for your jurisdiction’s rules

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