Syndiful

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Syndiful?

Syndiful is a private investment platform purpose-built for family offices and accredited LPs who want direct access to vetted private market deals without blind pools, noise, or legacy friction.

It delivers deal-by-deal access to vetted sponsors, with full transparency, mandate matching, and capital-ready tracking. All inside a modern SaaS experience.

We support real estate, private equity, private credit, secondaries, and venture.

2. What types of deals will I see?

You’ll see direct private market opportunities across five categories:

All deals are submitted through Syndiful’s sponsor portal, vetted by our team, and only approved after passing internal review.

All offerings are deal-by-deal, with no pooled funds or subscription vehicles.

3. Who can sign up as an LP?

Only accredited investors may join. Syndiful performs full accreditation checks before access is granted.

Eligible LP entities include:

Non-accredited or retail investors are not supported.

4. How does Syndiful work?

  1. Sponsors apply and submit a deal
  2. Syndiful reviews structure, compliance, and risk factors
  3. LPs see matched deals and can soft commit
  4. Sponsors respond to LP questions asynchronously
  5. LPs are never asked to wire capital or engage with a sponsor until they’ve soft committed and reviewed full materials.
  6. Syndiful facilitates capital coordination and post-close visibility

No blind pools. No open uploads. No LP identity exposure without intent.

5. Do you verify sponsors?

Yes. No sponsor can list until they pass Syndiful's internal review, which includes:

There is no self-listing or “open marketplace” model.

6. Do you review deals?

Yes. Every deal is reviewed internally before being made visible.
We vet structure, investor protections, clarity, red flags, and alignment with LP preferences.

Syndiful is not a broker-dealer and does not make recommendations, but we enforce quality, disclosure, and transparency before launch.

7. Are LP names and emails shared with sponsors?

No. Sponsors do not see LP identities, contact details, or entities unless:

Even then, Syndiful may use masked communication (email aliasing, Zoom SDK, etc.) to protect privacy.

Sponsors cannot reach out to LPs directly, and all communication is initiated by the LP within the platform.

8. Can LPs talk to sponsors?

Yes. Through a controlled asynchronous Q&A process:

This ensures auditability, compliance, and sponsor professionalism.

9. What about intro calls?

Intro calls may be scheduled after an LP soft commits or demonstrates advanced interest. These are:

Introductory calls may be scheduled either prior to or following a soft commitment, depending on the status of the deal including the completion of legal documentation or the opening of allocation windows.”

10. What is “capital ready” status?

A deal marked Capital Ready has:

It means the deal is execution-ready, not exploratory or half-baked.

11. Can I filter by my investment preferences?

Yes. Syndiful uses mandate matching to only surface relevant deals.
LPs set filters like:

You only see what fits your strategy.

12. What happens after I invest?

Once a deal closes:

Syndiful does not administer the SPV or fund — that’s the sponsor’s role.

13. What is your pricing model?

Syndiful operates on a flat annual subscription model for sponsors.
There are no carry splits, deal fees, or success charges.
LPs pay nothing to join, browse, commit, or engage.

Sponsors pay a flat annual subscription based on number of deals submitted.

14. Do you support secondaries?

Yes. Syndiful supports structured secondaries, including:

These are reviewed and tagged like any other deal.

15. Who qualifies as a sponsor?

Approved sponsors may include:

All sponsors must pass diligence, provide structured submission materials, and agree to Syndiful terms.

16. Can a sponsor be an LP?

Yes. Some LPs may also submit deals (e.g. family offices syndicating direct investments).
When doing so, they follow the same sponsor intake process and terms as external sponsors.

17. Does Syndiful provide investment advice?

No. Syndiful is not a broker-dealer, investment advisor, or placement agent.
We do not recommend, solicit, or promote investments.

All LP decisions are self-directed, and the platform exists to enable structured access and tracking only.

18. How are red flags or risky deals handled?

Syndiful tags deal red flags internally and limits distribution of deals that don’t meet our disclosure or alignment standards.

LPs only see deals that pass our compliance checks and mandate filters.

If material issues arise post-submission, we pause or remove access.

19. Can sponsors see which LPs viewed or engaged with a deal?

Sponsors see anonymized engagement metrics such as views, soft commits, or questions submitted.

LP identities are not shared unless a soft commit and intro call occurs.

Syndiful enforces this separation to prevent premature outreach or pressure.

20. Does Syndiful support wire transfers or capital movement?

No. Syndiful does not handle investor funds or process wires.

All capital movement is coordinated directly with the sponsor or their designated fund administrator.

We provide tracking, documents, and allocation flow, but never touch funds.

While we do not handle wires or serve as fund administrator, sponsors are required to provide full closing instructions, docs, and point of contact.

21. Are deals exclusive to Syndiful?

Not all deals are exclusive to Syndiful, but most are structured for controlled syndication through our platform.

Sponsors agree to our compliance and privacy terms, and all deals undergo Syndiful's review regardless of where else they may appear.

22. Can I invite others from my firm or family office?

Yes. You can invite colleagues, family members, or entity leads to your LP account.

Each team member gets custom permissions, and only authorized users can engage with deals or submit commitments.

23. When does Syndiful launch?

The platform is currently in pre-launch and will be opening to select LPs and sponsors in Q3 or Q4 of 2025.
You can join the waitlist to be notified when onboarding opens.