Sprowtt Crowdfunding Inc. was founded in 2015 as a subsidiary of Sprowtt Inc. , Sprowtt, the parent company,-founded in 2012, is financial technology (FinTech) company that specializes in creating capital formation and revenue generating software platforms for the burgeoning capital raising industry, created by the JOBS Act for medium sized issuer companies. Sprowtt Crowdfunding Inc. is targeting, the massive early stage capital market, and a wide range of investors.

Sprowtt Crowdfunding (Fiserv) operates a FINRA and SEC registered Funding Portal registered in the Edgar database as Sprowttcf. The management team of Sprowtt Crowdfunding has over five decades of Investment banking experience and has numerous years of experience successfully launching and managing early stage more than a dozen ventures. The Sprowttcf Team has collectedly raised over $220 million with public exits for many of their own companies.

The Sprowtt Crowdfunding Team has the experience to facilitate the right offering between Investors and the Company that is ready to raise early stage capital. Relationships. confidence and experience are important in bringing attractive and growing companies to our platform. With the advent of the JOBS Act, all Americans will now have the same opportunity to invest in our Sprowtt,Crowdfunding.companies, even in small amounts.

Completion of Offering, Cancellations, and Reconfirmations.

Investors in the offering may cancel their investment at any time up until 48 hours prior to the deadline identified in the issuer’s offering materials, or 48 hours prior to any new deadline duly communicated to the investor. For example, if the issuer reaches the target offering amount ahead of its original deadline, it may elect to close the offering sooner. However the offering must remain open for at least 21 days and Sprowtt notifies investors at least five days in advance of both the new anticipated deadline for the offering, and the investor’s right to cancel the investment for any reason up until 48 hours prior to the new offering deadline. During the offering period, if there is a material change to the terms of the offering or the information provided to investors, Sprowtt must notify the investor of the change and disclose that the investor’s investment will be cancelled unless the investor reconfirms his investment to Sprowtt within five business days of receiving the notice. If the issuer does not complete the offering, Sprowtt must notify each investor of the cancellation within five business days, disclose the reason for the cancellation and the refund amount, and direct the escrow agent to return the funds to each investor.