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.
Illustrative scenario — describing the investment-listing capability. Nothing here represents a real offering, return, or solicitation.
Illustrative workflow outline
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.
This outline is not proof that a workflow completed. Actual availability and outcomes depend on your role, workspace configuration, and the service at the time you use it.
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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