meta pixel code

Lambo Giveaway: Closed

logologo

Frequently Asked Questions

MCQ Markets is an investment platform that enables investors, companies, and / or trusts to invest in shares of high-value assets, such as classic cars, through the power of fractional ownership. This allows individuals the opportunity to diversify their portfolios with high-value assets that were previously accessible to a select few.
MCQ Markets currently focuses exclusively on luxury car assets, offering shares in classic, rare, and historically significant automobiles. However, we plan to expand and offer different asset classes in the future.
Fractional investing allows individuals to purchase a portion, or "fraction" of an asset instead of buying it in its entirety. This approach makes higher value assets way more accessible, providing the opportunity for people to not only diversify their portfolios, but also purchase a piece of a luxury item without the need for substantial capital.

KYC, or Know Your Customer, is a process used by financial institutions and other regulated entities to verify the identity of their clients. This is a crucial step in preventing fraud, money laundering, and other illegal activities. Here's a quick breakdown of what it involves:

Identity Verification: Collecting and verifying information such as government-issued ID, passport, or driver's license.

Address Verification: Ensuring the client's address is accurate through utility bills, bank statements, or other official documents.

Risk Assessment: Evaluating the potential risk of illegal activities based on the client's profile, transaction history, and other factors.

Ongoing Monitoring: Continuously monitoring client transactions and behaviour to detect any suspicious activities.

KYC is essential for maintaining the integrity of the financial system and protecting both institutions and customers from fraudulent activities.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a U.S. federal agency responsible for enforcing laws related to the securities industry.

Think of it as a "watchdog" for the stock market and other securities and financial markets in the United States. Its job is to make sure everything runs fairly and transparently so that investors are protected from fraud and misleading practices.

In simple terms, the SEC makes sure that the financial markets are safe and fair for everyone.

When you invest with MCQ Markets, you're purchasing shares in an LLC that owns a high-value asset, such as a luxury car. While you're not directly purchasing a physical part of the car, your investment entitles you to a proportional share of any profits when the asset is sold.
As with any investment there is risk involved. Please note that your investment can go up or down in value, and you may not get back the amount you originally invested.

If an asset appreciates in value, investors may benefit from increased returns upon its sale. If an asset depreciates, the returns may be lower than the initial investment. Investors should be aware of these potential outcomes and consider them when making investment decisions.

As always, please note that your investment can go up or down in value, and you may not get back the amount you originally invested.

There are no fees to use the platform; however, there is a 2.25% fee if you pay by credit card for your investment. Additionally, MCQ Markets charges a 1.5% annual fee, which is only applied upon exit – when the asset has been acquired by a third party and investors are paid the value of their shareholdings into their bank accounts.
When you make an investment your funds will be automatically moved in to a regulated escrow provider, and MCQ Markets will only have access to the funds when the asset has been fully sold.
We are currently developing our Secondary Offering platform, which will enable shareholders to sell their shares to other investors. While we cannot provide an exact go-live date at this time, we will inform you as soon as a date is available.

Investing in classic cars carries unique risks, such as market volatility where the value of these assets can fluctuate significantly based on trends and collector interest. Liquidity risk is also a factor; unlike stocks or bonds, selling these items quickly without a loss in value can be challenging. Lastly, the limited diversification offered by these assets can lead to higher risk if they form a significant part of an investment portfolio.

The above is just a selection of risks, and there are many more risks associated with investing in our offering. You should read and review the full disclosure of risks associated with investing in our offering, and investing in general, in our offering circular.

Have any additional questions?

Get in touch with us to answer any other questions you have.

Get in touch