VestaScan documentation
VestaScan helps companies, funds and property owners raise capital with tokens, and gives investors one place to check an offering before they commit.
These guides explain how the app works, screen by screen, in the words the app itself uses. You don't need to know anything about blockchains to follow them.
What VestaScan does
When you raise on VestaScan, you create a token that stands for a share of your company, fund or property. You decide who can hold it and which controls you keep, and those rules are written into the token itself.
Tokens live on a public blockchain (Ethereum and Polygon). That means anyone can check who owns what and which rules a token follows on a public record, without having to take your word or ours for it.
Each token gets a public page with its description, pitch deck, data room and a list of the powers the issuer kept. Investors can read it, ask questions and register interest from the same page.
Who it's for
People raising funds
Founders, fund managers and property owners. Launch a token, approve investors, share documents and answer enquiries from one place.
Investors
Find offerings, check who is behind them and what rules apply, then back, discuss or get in touch with the issuer.
How these docs are organised
- Get started covers signing in, launching your first token and how plans and free trials work.
- Issue a token helps you choose between the two kinds of token, explains every setting, and shows how to set up your token's public page.
- Manage your token covers what you do after launch: approving investors, issuing and recovering tokens, pausing transfers, your data room, enquiries and the cap table.
- Trust and verification explains identity checks, token verification and how the app shows the rules of each token.
- For investors covers exploring offerings, backing and discussing them, getting in touch with an issuer, and using your Vesta wallet.
- Your account covers the assistant, referrals, notifications and network fees.
Where to start
If you're raising funds, read Sign in, then Launch your first token. If you're not sure which kind of token you need, Choose a token type walks through the decision.
If you're an investor, start with Explore offerings.
To try it, sign in to the VestaScan app. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial, so you can start for free and choose a plan later.