TIGER 21 Members
We're on a mission to Simplify Wealth. We're looking for clients, investors, developers, and partners who share our vision of the future, and we'd love to hear from you. You'll find some helpful resources below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Encryption
Access Management
Connecting to our internal systems requires the use of hardware-based multi-factor authentication (MFA). Access attempts get logged, and the logs get analyzed in real-time for intrusion detection.
Network Security
Independent Testing
Auditing/Logging
We are a SaaS (Software as a Service) business, and the annual subscription will vary depending on the complexity of the portfolio. The number of accounts, portals and managers will all play a part in the final price. A large family office can expect a yearly cost of $37,500 at the high end.
We're offering special pricing for TIGER 21 members. Book a discovery session to learn more.
Absolutely.
Right now we're in private closed beta state. We will be launching to the public in Q2 2022, but space for onboarding will still be limited. The best way to get access is to join the wait list today.
On the Copia side, your concierge team will have access to your data, along with the developers advocate associated with your account.
On the Patron side, it is whoever you want to have access. This may include spouses, children, managers, or anyone else you'd like to have access. You can also control the level of access each individual user has.
Yes. Right now we are seeking investments for our "Series Poseidon" raise. If you are an allocator, connect with us for more information.
Copia is a new kind of all-in-one wealth management platform.
Today’s solutions don’t solve for the wealth owner.
They focus on the financial advisor's perspective, use legacy tech, charge by AUM, and don't provide a high fidelity view of alternative asset classes (if at all).