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    Crowdfunding Regulation in Thailand: SEC Equity Crowdfunding

    SEC Thailand allows equity crowdfunding (ECF) under the Securities and Exchange Act + 2019 ECF Notification. Per-investor cap THB 100,000 per offering; per-issuer cap THB 40 million / year.

    6/15/20265 min read read
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    TL;DR

    SEC Thailand allows equity crowdfunding (ECF) via licensed funding portals under the Securities and Exchange Act B.E. 2535 (1992) and the SEC Notifications on Crowdfunding (2019, as amended). Per-investor cap is THB 100,000 per offering for retail investors (no cap for qualified investors); per-issuer cap is THB 40 million / year. Funding portals are SEC-licensed; offerings are short-form filings (not full prospectus).

    Eligible Issuers

    • Private companies (limited companies, juristic partnerships).
    • Public companies (PLCs) using crowdfunding for non-listed offerings.
    • Not banks, insurance companies, securities firms.

    Investor Categories

    CategoryPer-offering cap
    Retail investorTHB 100,000
    Angel / accreditedHigher cap by classification
    Qualified investorNo cap

    Funding Portal Obligations

    • SEC licence + minimum capital.
    • KYC / suitability assessment.
    • Disclosure standards for issuer documents.
    • Anti-fraud screening.
    • Post-funding reporting.

    Common Mistakes

    • Marketing the offering outside the portal — securities-law breach.
    • Issuing more than the annual cap.
    • Skipping post-funding reporting.

    FAQs

    1. Debt crowdfunding?

    Separate regime (debenture-based crowdfunding); per-issuer caps differ.

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