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Yes — it’s the core of GCRx. Both payment methods are accepted in one vehicle — a USD wire and a USDC investor close side by side: funded in, deployed, distributed. USDC is the default; we’re stablecoin-agnostic.

We’ve closed 7-figure SPVs in under 48 hours, stablecoin funding included. Speed depends on how quickly LPs complete KYC/B and wire — the GCRx side is built to keep pace.

A flat one-time setup — $6,000 in Delaware, $10,000 in BVI — plus a tiered percentage of the amount raised (1.00% down to 0.25%). Filings, token-doc support and stablecoin rails are all included. On Delaware vehicles, US state Blue Sky notice fees (plus a flat $160 EFD filing fee) are passed through to your US investors at cost.

Your syndicate sets its own economics with its LPs; we calculate and administer the exit waterfall for you. Estimate your deal ›

Delaware Series LLC — for rounds that lean US: files Form D and Blue Sky, issues K-1s, capped at 99 LPs.

BVI Series — for rounds that lean international: no US filings, no 99-LP cap (LPs past 99 are $75 each for the first 10, then $50).

The team helps you choose per deal.

Yes — equity, SAFTs, token warrants and hybrids are all supported at the base price. The deal’s instrument docs come from the company; the SPV signs, holds and administers them. If a token warrant requires an exercise payment, we support that process as well — it is paid up front, so nothing is owed at TGE, when the SPV receives the tokens and distributes them to LPs.

Yes. LPs from most jurisdictions subscribe into a single SPV — 99 in Delaware, more in BVI — with identity, entity and AML screening run on every LP and US tax paperwork produced on Delaware vehicles. No per-country add-on.

Yes. A GCRx Delaware Series LLC takes non-US LPs, accredited under their own regimes, alongside its US-accredited investors at no extra cost — subject to sanctions screening. Every LP is screened the same way, and US state Blue Sky notice fees fall only on the SPV’s US-resident investors; non-US LPs carry none.

Delaware issues K-1s and caps at 99 LPs, so if most of your LP base sits outside the US — or the round will pass 99 investors — the BVI Series is usually the better fit: no US filings, no K-1s, no cap. The team helps you choose per deal.

Sometimes — it depends on the structure and the securities laws that apply to the raise. Some offerings can take a limited number of non-accredited investors; others are accredited-only. The team reviews each raise individually and helps set the right structure before launch.

GCRx grew out of the Global Coin Research angel syndicate — the team ran its own vehicles before running anyone else’s, and has handled the legal, compliance and treasury work behind those deals since 2017. The same team now works for syndicates, funds and founders: 130+ SPVs launched, $83M+ deployed.