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After which the platform reached the market in August 2018.
€50,000
The level at which individual investors can reach top-tier funds.

Moonfare is a Berlin fintech startup built on the belief that individual investors should be able to put money into private equity funds too. Its technology platform opens top-tier funds at minimums starting around €50,000.
Since launching in January 2018 it has managed funds across Germany, the UK and Switzerland, working with leading private equity names including Warburg Pincus, The Carlyle Group and EQT.
Netguru took on building a product that commands trust, meets strict security standards and still gives people an experience worth using.
Nobody commits this kind of money to a platform that does not look and behave like it can be relied on.
The product had to satisfy strict requirements before anything else about it mattered.
The team analysed the existing code and the company’s business goals before recommending how to proceed.

What we did
A product designer, a QA engineer, a project manager and three developers started at the end of 2017, and recommended rebuilding the platform with Node.js on the backend, React on the frontend and AWS underneath.
The backend was rebuilt after the analysis of the existing codebase and the business goals behind it.
React carries the interface that has to convince an individual investor to commit.
Amazon Web Services offers plenty of tooling with strong support for the stack, which is what the platform was built to use.
The first version came after three months of development, and the commercial launch was covered in the media, including the global edition of Handelsblatt.
Client testimonial
We have built our product on a very simple recipe: building an outstanding team of industry experts and having a relentless drive for listening to our users. In a Private Equity world where individual investors have been historically disregarded, we have built our product focused on them.
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The backend of the investment platform.
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The frontend investors interact with.
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The infrastructure underneath both.
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