Shuttle

What it does

Shuttle unlocks access to co-investments alongside top VC funds, regardless of your knowledge, network, or net worth - a world previously reserved for institutional investors and the ultra-wealthy. Invest from as little as €250 per quarter.

Onboard investors, collect capital, measure performance, and manage everything end-to-end in one compliant workflow.

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