Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about Avid’s model, where funds go, projected returns and how to take part.
1What is Avid?
Avid is a project-participation management platform that lets investors review and choose each project separately.
2Is Avid an investment fund?
No. Avid is not a conventional investment fund or a payment gateway, and Avid does not hold investors’ money.
3Where is my money held?
Your money is not held in an Avid account. Payment is made directly to the account designated for that specific project.
4Is the projected return the same as the project’s actual result?
No. The projected return for each project is only a financial scenario. The actual result is known once the project has actually been carried out.
5How do I take part in a project?
First read Avid’s transparency page, then submit a request to participate. If it is approved, a suitable project will be introduced to you.
6Can I take part in several projects at once?
Yes. Each project is independent, and you can take part in several of them separately.
7How does Avid earn its income?
From an initial fee paid by the business raising funds, and a percentage of the profit realised at the end of the project (only if a profit is realised).