Businesses overview
The end-to-end journey for Ghanaian businesses raising capital on Ardent CrowdFund, eligibility, application, campaign, and post-raise.
Businesses overview
Ardent CrowdFund is purpose-built for Ghanaian and pan-African businesses raising growth capital from a diverse investor base under SEC Ghana regulation. Whether you're raising equity, a convertible, or debt, the issuer journey follows the same structured path, eligibility check, application, due diligence, campaign, and post-raise reporting. This section is your single source of truth for every step.
What Ardent offers issuers
Access to retail, accredited, and institutional investors; a fully digital raise workflow; and platform-managed compliance, escrow, and cap-table administration.
The issuer journey at a glance
A seven-stage lifecycle from first eligibility check to ongoing post-raise obligations.
Instruments you can raise
Ordinary or preference equity, convertible notes, fixed-term debt, and revenue-share style instruments.
Typical raise parameters
Raise size, campaign duration, minimum investment, and the commercial terms Ardent CrowdFund accepts by default.
What Ardent expects from issuers
Good-faith disclosure, investor responsiveness, timely post-raise updates, and adherence to signed covenants.
Where to start
If you're new to Ardent CrowdFund, continue to Eligibility to confirm your business is a fit.
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Investor FAQs
Quick answers to the questions investors ask most about Ardent CrowdFund, from KYC timing to what happens if an issuer defaults.
Eligibility
The five eligibility criteria for raising on Ardent CrowdFund, the instruments we support, the GHS 500k–GHS 5M standard raise band, and the sectors SEC Ghana excludes from crowdfunding.