Investments can fall in value and capital may be lost. Collabro is in development; this is not an offer.
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How the product works

Collective choice. Individual ownership.

Collabro is not a shared wallet. It is designed as a regulated operating layer where the group decides, the partner executes and every member’s ownership remains identifiable.

01

Open group

  • International online community
  • Monthly voting
  • Voting weight based on paid-in or invested capital
  • Continuous entry and exit under product rules
  • Potentially 10,000+ members

01 → 06

One decision cycle in six clear steps

01

Onboarding

The member registers and completes suitability and compliance checks.

02

Contribution

Money enters the licensed partner’s client-account structure.

03

Vote

The member votes within the approved universe, weighted by record-date capital.

04

Controls

The system checks risk, product and concentration limits.

05

Execution

The partner executes in aggregate, then allocates ownership to members.

06

Track or exit

The member sees their own share and may reduce or exit under the rules.

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How does capital-weighted voting work?

Change the three members’ capital and votes. Decision weight follows capital recorded at the voting date, not the number of people.

Member A
Member B
Member C
Weighted result

Short answers to important questions

Can I withdraw my money?+

In the intended model, yes — subject to group rules, asset liquidity, settlement times and any costs. On exit the member receives their own proportionate value; no return is left behind for the group.

Can the largest investor decide everything?+

Voting is capital-weighted, but concentration caps, decision thresholds and approved risk limits can restrict one-sided control.

Does Collabro hold the money?+

Not in the target model. A licensed financial partner holds and administers client assets; Collabro is the technology and collective-decision layer.

Can a private group have a target amount and date?+

Yes. A target amount, target date or intended use is an optional setting of the private investment group.