How to invest with Bavinchi Capital.
This offering is made under SEC Rule 506(c), which requires every investor to be a verified accredited investor. A simple checkbox is not enough. Here is exactly what that process looks like.
Four steps from first call to funded.
Talk to Bryan
Book a short call to go over the current offering, answer your questions, and confirm it is a fit before any paperwork starts.
Verify your accredited status
Because this is a 506(c) offering, your accreditation has to be independently verified rather than self-certified. Depending on your situation, this typically means one of the following: a review by a third-party verification service, a letter from your CPA, attorney, or a registered broker-dealer, or a documented review of your income and net worth. Bryan will tell you which option fits your situation and what documents to have ready.
Review the offering documents
Once verified, you will receive the full offering documents for the current deal, including the terms, the risks, and the structure. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell; the offering itself happens only through these documents.
Fund your investment
After you sign and fund, you will receive confirmation and a point of contact for any questions during the hold period.
This is a normal part of investing in any private offering, not a sign something is wrong. Most investors complete verification in a few business days.
The current offering at a glance.
Target annual return is a target, not a guarantee; actual results may differ materially.
Start with a conversation, not a form.
Book a call with Bryan to see the current offering and find out which verification path is the quickest fit for you.