What you issue
Equity in the operating company, or units in an IP vehicle that owns the brand and rights.
For issuers · In vetting
The people who come every year become the people who own it.
The structure, the economics an investor reads, the reference raise, what you’ll need, and how it works. No timelines, no projections.
The structure
What you issue, to whom, and how.
Who invests
Attendees, fans and the verified community, by country; family offices through the deal room.
The structure
IP and operations separated where useful; rights in writing; custody with the regulated custodian; listing on Dealing.
What the money usually does
Capacity, new editions, new cities, production.
Example economics
Illustrative, so an investor can read it. No projections.
Example economicsTickets
Tickets
The core, with tiers and early access
The reference raise
Who is doing this on BlockMaze.
A major European festival is in vetting now. It is named when the term sheet is signed.
In vettingEntertainment & festivals
A major European festival
What you’ll need
Have these ready and the first call is short.
Accounts
Audited where you have them, management accounts where you don’t.
Ownership
Cap table and the people who control the company or asset.
Documents
Constitutional documents, any shareholder agreement, title where it applies.
The plan
What the money does, in a page.
A person
Named, for KYB and for your owners’ questions.
How it works
Eight steps, from application to listed.
- 01
Start your raise
Six tabs, five minutes.
- 02
Qualifying call
Whether it fits, and what the raise could look like.
- 03
Issuer workspace
KYB, documents, the offering details.
- 04
Structuring
Instrument, rights, custody, eligibility.
- 05
Offering opens
Your page, Q&A, FAQ, live session.
- 06
Raise
Your community subscribes; interest registered first converts first.
- 07
Listed on Dealing
What you issued trades.
- 08
Owners, for good
Reporting, the register, the next raise.
Every customer you have earned is capital you have not yet issued.
Start in five minutes. You’ll know on the first call whether it fits.