Browsing projects on ELAF, you'll notice each one is tagged as either a 'Shares' or 'Full' offering. Understanding the difference helps you pick the right project for your goals.
Shares offering: The project is divided into a large number of small shares at a fixed price each, letting many investors participate with amounts that vary based on how many shares they buy. This type suits investors who want to start with a relatively small amount and diversify across multiple projects.
Full offering: Targets a single investor or a small handful of investors to fund the entire project โ usually a better fit for larger investors who prefer clearer control over one project.
Both types go through the same review and approval process by the ELAF team before going live, and every project has a free preliminary feasibility study available before you decide.
Choose the type that matches your investment size and the risk level you're comfortable with.