Manifold
SEC Regulation D · Rule 506(c)

Go public with your raise.
Reach anyone. Anywhere.

506(c) lets you advertise your offering publicly. Share on LinkedIn, talk about it on podcasts, post your deck openly. The trade-off: every single investor must be accredited and verified by a third party. We handle both sides.

The SEC requirements

What 506(c) requires. What we handle.

General solicitation allowed

You can publicly advertise your offering. Social media, press, events, your website. The door is wide open.

All investors must be accredited

No exceptions. Every individual and entity must meet SEC accredited investor thresholds.

Third-party verification

Self-certification is not enough. A qualified third party must independently verify each investor's accredited status.

Your branded public portal

We give you a company-branded offering portal that anyone can discover. Track every visitor, every session.

The public portal

Your own deal page. Open to anyone.

When an investor discovers your 506(c) portal, the door is open. They can browse your pitch, read your updates, and see general deal terms. No invitation needed.

From there, the system guides them through a progression: sign up as a Guest, get verified to become Qualified, clear all compliance checks to become Authorized. Each step is tracked, timed, and visible in your CRM.

Every session tracked with time-on-page analytics
Lead scoring ranks your most engaged prospects
Contextual notifications based on how they entered

Intelligent notification tracks

Fast Lane Individual

Linear sprint: Sign Up, Profile, Accreditation, Invest. Each upload is a milestone.

High Net Worth Entity

Concierge flow for trusts, funds, and LLCs. Guides through KYB and beneficial ownership.

Contextual Organic

Discovered your deal directly. System remembers origin and redirects them back.

General Explorer

Browsing the marketplace. Guided to build a universal investor profile.

Want to combine 506(c) with 506(b)?

Run a public 506(c) portal for new investors while reserving a portion of shares for your existing network under 506(b). One raise, two tracks, fully compliant.

Learn about 506(b)