Question 1

What does Kanvaz build?

Accepted Answer

Kanvaz is building a decision platform that connects to a company's existing ERP systems, audits master data, and orchestrates multiple AI agents to produce grounded decision cards for management teams.

Question 2

How do I invest in a Kanvaz round?

Accepted Answer

Create an account, add your LinkedIn profile and submit it for admission. Once admitted, open a round, review the pitch deck and term sheet in the data room, choose your ticket size, sign the subscription agreement and settle by bank wire or card.

Question 3

Who can access the data room?

Accepted Answer

The data room — pitch deck, team slides, financial model, term sheets, cap table and legal documents — is restricted to registered, admitted investors. Visitors who are not signed in see only a non-confidential round summary.

Question 4

What documents do I need before investing?

Accepted Answer

When you decide to invest, the flow asks for four verification documents: an identity document, proof of address, an accredited/qualified investor self-certification and a source-of-funds declaration. You can also upload them in advance from your investor profile.

Question 5

What are the terms of the current round?

Accepted Answer

The Bridge round is raised on a SAFE with a CHF 3,500,000 valuation cap, a 20% discount to the next priced round and a minimum ticket of CHF 10,000. The round closes on 15 November 2026. Full terms are in the term sheet inside the data room.

Question 6

How can I pay for my commitment?

Accepted Answer

You can settle by bank wire (instructions are provided after you sign) or by card for tickets up to CHF 5,000. Your allocation is confirmed once Kanvaz receives and matches the funds.

Question 7

What happens after my investment settles?

Accepted Answer

Your shares are issued as common stock into the Kanvaz GmbH cap table, your investor page and portfolio update automatically, and you receive a confirmation email with your signed subscription agreement for your records.

Question 8

How does Kanvaz comply with Swiss regulation?

Accepted Answer

Kanvaz follows the Swiss Financial Services Act (FinSA) and Collective Investment Schemes Act (CISA): every prospective investor completes a client classification check before accessing full deal information, and key disclosures are provided under Art. 26 FinSA.

Question 9

What is the difference between registering, being admitted and being able to invest?

Accepted Answer

Registering gives you an account and the public round summary. Being admitted by Kanvaz is a commercial decision to open the data room to you — it is not a regulatory status. Your FinSA client classification is your own declaration as a private, professional or institutional client under Swiss law. You are eligible to invest only when all three line up: admitted, classified, and your four verification documents accepted.

Question 10

How quickly does Kanvaz respond?

Accepted Answer

Admission decisions, transfer confirmations and valuation updates are each handled within one business day (Zug, Switzerland). Diederik Ising (diederik@kanvaz.ai) is responsible for all three.

Question 11

How is my share position calculated?

Accepted Answer

You subscribe for a cash amount under the round's instrument — a SAFE for the bridge round. The portal shows an indicative position: your amount divided by the share price implied by the valuation cap, shown as common stock and taken from the shareholders the round dilutes. It becomes registered shares only when the instrument converts at the next qualified financing, at the lower of the cap and the financing price less the discount. The signed subscription agreement and term sheet govern; the portal mirrors them.

Question 12

Who is behind Kanvaz?

Accepted Answer

Kanvaz GmbH, Dammstrasse 16, 6300 Zug, Switzerland. Registered Office: Zug. Company UID: CHE-393.250.460. The founding team and full cap table are visible in the data room.

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