SPV HUB

  When you’re just starting, friends and family are often the first to believe in your idea. Their early support is valuable, but managing multiple small investments can become complicated quickly. As more people want to contribute, your cap table grows, and so does the administrative load .    That's where a Special Purpose Vehicle, or SPV, is helpful. Rather than taking individual checks from each individual , you can set up an SPV to capture all the money in one account and treat it as one entry on your company books. It simplifies the process, maintains relationships, and keeps you organized as you grow and expand.   Let's go through the steps of building an SPV for your friends and family round in the most straightforward manner possible.   Understanding the Basics    An SPV is a distinct legal entity formed expressly for one purpose—usually, to invest in one thing. In the case of early-stage fundraising, it serves as middleman between your ...

  Fundraising has always been a concern for startup founders. Navigating investor talks, dealing with equity and paperwork, and things quickly getting complicated. Yet, in 2025, more founders are looking to a new and versatile, increasingly sought-after solution: Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs). SPVs are allowing founders to make fundraising easier while still having control and transparency.   Let’s dive into why the trend to create SPV for startup founders is gaining momentum—and why it might be the right choice for your next funding round.     What Is an SPV ?    An SPV, or Special Purpose Vehicle, is a separate legal entity created to collect money from several backers into one pool of investments. For founders of startups, this means they do not have to deal with individual deals with each investor. The cohort of contributors is instead combined into one entry on the company's cap table, so the founder can deal with just one instead of multiple in...