Property payment fintech Coposit taps Ad Astra for a $10m fundraise

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The platform allows buyers to pick up an off-the-plan property for $10,000, saving for the remainder of the deposit during the construction in instalments.

Coposit has hit the fundraising circuit, with the property payments platform engaging Ad Astra Corporate Advisory to open itself to investor scrutiny for the first time and raise $10 million to fund growth.

Coposit has been going since 2021, bootstrapped by property developer brothers Chris and Dan Ferris. The platform allows buyers to pick up an off-the-plan property for $10,000, saving for the remainder of the deposit during the construction and paying the balance in weekly instalments.has co-edited Street Talk since 2009, specialising in private equity, investment banking, M&A and equity capital markets stories.

 

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