Below are some of the most common questions about investing and exploring projects on Fundora. Please read carefully before participating in any launch.
Fundora is a launchpad and discovery platform for early-stage Web3 projects. It helps users discover, research, and support innovative blockchain-based ideas.
You can invest in a project by visiting its profile page on Fundora and following the instructions for connecting your wallet and transferring funds.
No. All investments through Fundora carry risk. Fundora is a neutral platform and does not guarantee financial returns or token performance.
If a project is confirmed to be a scam, Fundora will delist it immediately, and may take legal action. Funds raised may be returned to investors if possible, depending on investigation outcomes.
Fundora only provides a platform for connecting users to Web3 projects. We are not responsible for the development or management of these projects.
You can report a project via the "Report" button on the project page or contact us directly through our support channel. We take all reports seriously and investigate promptly.
No. Once funds are invested in a project, they cannot be withdrawn unless the project is found to be a scam and a refund process is initiated by Fundora.
We conduct thorough due diligence, require KYC for founders, hold funds in escrow, and allow community reports. If a report is received, funds are withheld until verification is complete.
If a single report is made, Fundora reserves the right to freeze funds. If the project is proven legitimate, funds are released. If fraudulent, funds are returned to investors where possible.
Yes. Fundora takes a platform fee. However, in the event of a confirmed scam, Fundora will not take any fees and will return all possible funds to investors.
There is usually no strict minimum or maximum investment amount, but individual projects may set their own limits. Please check each project’s page for specific investment terms.
Token distribution timelines vary by project. Each project page includes expected delivery schedules, and updates will be posted as needed.
Yes. Most projects list their contact info or social media channels on their Fundora profile so you can follow updates or ask questions directly.
Currently, investors do not need to complete KYC, but this may change in the future based on regulatory developments. Project creators are required to complete KYC.
No. While we perform basic due diligence, Fundora does not officially endorse any project. Investors must do their own research before participating.