Kanyata
Crowd Stock Offering Platform for Start-ups
Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in October 2017 by Jonathan Ben-Dor, Kanyata operated with 1–10 employees. The company ceased operations in July 2020.
Business overview
Kanyata developed a web-based platform enabling companies and investors to create online crowd stock offerings (CSOs). This technology allowed businesses, including early-stage startups and social enterprises, to raise capital by selling stocks and bonds to the public, with a cap of up to ILS 6 million. The platform also facilitated online trading of these stocks and bonds post-CSO completion. Kanyata operated within the Fintech & Insurtech sector, specifically focusing on trading and investing, and was licensed and regulated by the Israel Securities Authority.
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- What is Kanyata's primary business model?
- Kanyata operated with both B2C and B2B business models, offering its platform to companies seeking to raise capital and to individual investors interested in crowd stock offerings.
- When was Kanyata founded?
- Kanyata was founded in October 2017.
- Who founded Kanyata?
- Jonathan Ben-Dor is the founder and CEO of Kanyata.
- What was the maximum amount companies could raise through Kanyata's platform?
- Companies could raise up to ILS 6 million by selling stocks and bonds to the public through Kanyata's crowd stock offering platform.
- When did Kanyata cease operations?
- Kanyata ceased to operate in July 2020.