Owny for Web

Product snapshot

Owny is a cloud-based fintech platform that centralizes capital management and banking operations for companies. It relies on AI-driven tools to streamline investor onboarding and regulatory workflows while simplifying payments and investment administration.

Intended users and verticals

• Real estate firms
• Venture capital teams
• Private equity groups
• Early-stage startups

Main capabilities

• Management of SAFE agreements and Convertible Notes using adjustable templates and automated tracking
• Investor onboarding that leverages AI to speed identity checks, verifications, and account setup
• Deal collaboration features for sharing listings, handling contracts, and collecting deposits for private offerings
• Global funds movement via Wire, ACH, and FX rails
• Back-office functionality for transaction reporting, audit trails, and compliance oversight

Investor experience and dashboards

Investors receive a private dashboard where they can view holdings, investment status, and verification results. The interface supports portfolio tracking and basic investment administration so limited partners and individual backers can monitor positions and documentation in one place.

Payments, settlement, and reporting

• Cross-border transfers supported through multiple payment rails
• Comprehensive transaction reporting and compliance records for audits
• Tools for processing contract-related payments and managing escrow/deposits

Document workflows and closings

Users can generate, distribute, and sign agreements directly in the platform to accelerate closings. Templates and collaborative tools reduce manual steps during fundraising and private deal execution, helping ensure documentation is uniform and complete.

Service and support

Dedicated account assistance is available to help with onboarding, templates, and platform configuration, aiming to deliver a high-touch experience for larger or more complex clients.

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