Kadaikodi’s defining idea is a transparent marketplace where the merchants that power it can raise growth capital. This use case is how the supply side enters it.
A verified merchant publishes an investment opportunity against their business: a funding target, a minimum investment, expected returns, a lock-in period, a risk level, and the terms. That listing becomes something backers can browse and fund — turning a successful local business into a fundable one.
It’s a way for small merchants to raise growth capital without the machinery a traditional company would need, and it’s what sets Kadaikodi apart from an ordinary commerce platform.
Pre-launch scenario — describing the investment-listing capability being built. Nothing here represents a real offering, return, or solicitation.
Do it yourself
Turn a verified merchant into a fundable business — define the offer, publish an investment opportunity, and watch it go live for backers in the Investor section.
Confirm your merchant is verified and active on your dashboard — only verified merchants can raise capital.
You should see: Your merchant shows as verified and open, the prerequisite for listing an investment opportunity.
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