Research VCs, angels, and business partners before signing. Know who you're dealing with; legitimacy, track record, and reputation.
Pitching to the wrong investors wastes time and can damage your business.
Pitching to investors without knowing their actual investment history or portfolio performance leads to dead ends.
Engaging with fraudulent "investors" who have no capital or are phishing for data is a growing risk for founders.
Signing agreements with partners or advisors without checking their background can lead to legal and reputational nightmares.
Verify VC legitimacy, check company registration, and review director history. Ensure they are who they say they are.
See what companies an investor has backed, their stage focus, and outcomes. Don't waste time pitching to the wrong thesis.
Check for negative press, lawsuits, or founder complaints. Avoid bad actors before they damage your cap table.
Ventur provides a full company profile on the VC firm, including registration details, directors, portfolio companies, recent investments, and any negative press or legal issues.
Yes. Ventur flags dormant companies, shell corporations, investors with no filings, and directors with fraud or disqualification history, helping you avoid time-wasters and scammers.
Ventur shows the VC's recent investments, sectors they focus on, investment stage (pre-seed, seed, Series A), and outcomes (exits, failures, ongoing companies).
Enter the partner's name or their company. Ventur checks director history, past companies, disqualifications, bankruptcy records, and media coverage to help you assess credibility.
Yes. Ventur monitors Companies House filings for new appointments, shareholding changes, and investment activity, providing you insights into VC deal flow.
Ventur tracks negative press, founder complaints on social media, lawsuits, and regulatory issues involving investors, helping you avoid problematic VCs or partners.
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