How It Works
Browse institutional-quality private placements directly from issuers—no middlemen, no carried interest. When you engage a deal, the issuer verifies your accredited status directly.
Why Accreditation Matters
Under SEC Rule 506(c), issuers can publicly offer securities—but only to investors whose accredited status the issuer has verified. This protects everyone.
Regulatory Compliance
506(c) offerings require the issuer to take reasonable steps to verify accreditation. The issuer handles this directly when you engage their deal.
Full Access to Data Rooms
Once an issuer verifies you, their complete offering materials open up: pitch deck, financial model, PPM, subscription agreement, and indexed due diligence.
The Easiest Way to Qualify
A short letter from your CPA, attorney, or financial adviser confirms your status—no financial documents or SSN needed, and nothing uploaded to Deal Box.
Ways to Qualify as Accredited
The SEC defines multiple pathways for individuals and entities. Choose the one that applies to you.
Individual Investors
Income Test
Earned income exceeding the threshold in each of the prior two years, with reasonable expectation of the same this year.
Net Worth Test
Net worth exceeding $1 million, individually or with spouse/partner.
Professional Credentials
Hold a current, valid securities license in good standing.
Other Qualifications
Additional pathways recognized by the SEC.
Entity Investors
By Assets or Investments
By Structure
The Verification Process
Simple and direct. You send your accreditation proof straight to the issuer—Deal Box never collects or stores it.
Create Account
Sign up with email. Basic profile information only.
Browse & Engage
Explore live offerings. When one fits, start the process on that deal.
Issuer Verifies You
Send a confirmation letter (or documentation) directly to the issuer. The simplest path is a letter from your CPA, attorney, or adviser.
Access Granted
Once the issuer confirms, their data room unlocks and you can review, save, and subscribe.
Deal Box Never Holds Your Financial Documents
Accreditation is handled directly between you and each issuer. Deal Box does not collect, store, or process your financial documents or Social Security number. The simplest way to verify is a professional confirmation letter—no sensitive documents required.
What You Get Access To
Once verified, the entire platform opens up. Browse by sector, save deals, and access institutional-quality materials.
Full Data Rooms
Professionally indexed documents for technical, legal, financial, commercial, and operational due diligence.
Investment Materials
Pitch deck, investment brief, financial model with stress-tested assumptions, PPM, and subscription agreement.
Save & Organize
Like offerings, save them to your watchlist, and return anytime to continue your research.
Browse by Sector
Filter offerings by industry: fintech, blockchain, real estate, healthcare, agro, and more.
Direct Issuer Contact
When you're ready, connect directly with founders to ask questions or express interest.
One-Click Subscribe
Complete subscription documents digitally. Everything signed and stored in one place.
What You Pay
Most platforms take a percentage of what you invest, a carry on your upside, or both. Deal Box does not.
No fee on the amount you invest. You allocate, the issuer receives it.
No carry on your returns. Your upside stays yours.
Deal Box earns fixed technology and advisory fees from issuers only.
Deal Box operates a Title II matchmaking platform under the broker-dealer registration exemption established in Section 201(c) of the JOBS Act of 2012. The platform charges zero transaction fees and receives no transaction-based compensation. Deal Box earns revenue exclusively through technology licensing and advisory services to issuers. We are not a broker-dealer, registered investment adviser, or fiduciary. Securities offered on the platform under Rule 506(c) are available only to accredited investors after completion of accreditation verification.
Institutional-Grade Preparation
Every offering on the 506(c) platform goes through Deal Box's Investment Packaging process—prepared by analysts and industry experts, including former institutional PE investors and successful founders.
What's Included
Due Diligence Areas
Keep Learning
Plain-English guides to accreditation and 506(c) private markets.
What You Actually Pay to Invest in Private Markets
Carry, management fees, and deal costs, and when a fee is worth paying versus when you are paying for nothing.
Accredited Investor Guide
Who qualifies, how verification works, and what changes once you are accredited.
Rule 506(c) Explained
How general solicitation and accredited-only private offerings actually work.
506(b) vs 506(c)
The exemption differences that decide which offerings you can access.
Ready to Get Started?
Create your account in minutes and start browsing institutional-quality private placements today. Get verified by each issuer as you engage.
Get StartedImportant Disclaimers
Deal Box, Inc. is not a broker-dealer, placement agent, investment adviser, or funding portal. Deal Box operates as a technology and infrastructure provider for issuer-direct 506(c) offerings. Deal Box receives fixed advisory or technology fees only—no transaction-based compensation, placement fees, or carried interest.
All offerings are issuer-led and issuer-approved. Issuers control all content on their offering portals, including pitch decks, financial projections, and subscription materials. Deal Box is not responsible for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any issuer-provided information. Investors are solely responsible for conducting their own due diligence.
Investing in private securities involves significant risk. Private placements are illiquid, speculative, and suitable only for investors who can afford to lose their entire investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Securities offered through the Deal Box platform are not registered under the Securities Act of 1933 and are offered in reliance on Rule 506(c) of Regulation D.
Deal Box does not provide investment advice or recommendations. Nothing on this platform constitutes an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation for any security. Deal Box does not endorse, recommend, or express any opinion regarding any offering or issuer on the platform.