Quick answer: WLTH publishes a 1,000 to $25,000+ and often accredited-investor status. You buy economic exposure via Slices, not direct exchange-listed shares.
What you get for $20 on WLTH
How it works
- Create an account at app.wlth.xyz.
- Browse Pre-IPO Access and select a live offering.
- Invest from $20 using USDC (or supported on-ramp).
- Receive a Slice in your wallet representing your proportional exposure.
- Hold, trade, or wait for exit events per fund terms.
WLTH vs higher-minimum platforms
See the full platform comparison.
Important distinctions
- Not direct stock. Slices are tokenized economic exposure, not registered shares on a public exchange.
- Not guaranteed liquidity. You may list on the marketplace when eligible, but buyers are not guaranteed.
- High risk. Pre-IPO companies can fail or down-round. You may lose all invested capital.
- Fund terms apply. Individual offerings may impose lockups or additional eligibility rules.
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FAQ
Is $20 really the minimum on WLTH?
Is $20 really the minimum on WLTH?
Yes. WLTH publishes a $20 minimum per position for tokenized pre-IPO Slices, subject to live offerings and eligibility.
Can I invest smaller than $20?
Can I invest smaller than $20?
No. $20 is the published minimum per position on WLTH.
Which companies are available?
Which companies are available?
Late-stage private companies such as SpaceX, xAI, and others listed in the app. Offerings change over time. See app.wlth.xyz/companies.
Do I need to be accredited to invest $20?
Do I need to be accredited to invest $20?
US accredited-investor status is not required for standard WLTH retail access. Jurisdiction and fund rules still apply.
Can I sell my $20 position later?
Can I sell my $20 position later?
When fund terms allow and a buyer exists, you may list your Slice on the WLTH marketplace. Liquidity is not guaranteed.
Start investing from $20 or read Terms and Conditions before you commit capital.