Capital formation on Solana
Raise a round.Release on milestones.
Create funding rounds, secure USDC commitments in program escrow, approve milestones and settle capital — on one institutional-grade platform.
Backed by Lux Capital and North Ridge Ventures
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Capital, approvals and activity across everything you can see.
Total committed
$5.10M
Confirmed across visible rounds
Capital settled
$2.77M
$3.83M still in escrow
Active rounds
2
1 portfolio company
Pending approvals
1
Awaiting your input
Commitments
New confirmed commitments per month
Capital deployment
Cumulative milestone releases
Rounds
View all →Meridian Series A
Meridian Systems
Arcwell Growth Round
Arcwell Energy
Northstar Seed
Northstar Compute
- committed through Raise Rail in the last year
- $412M
- rounds settled
- 126
- median time to first close
- 9 days
- of releases investor-approved
- 100%
Companies raising on Raise Rail
One round.
One source of truth.
A financing today is scattered across email threads, spreadsheets, wire confirmations and a data room nobody trusts. Raise Rail replaces that with a single operating record: the terms, the commitments, the escrow balance, the approvals and every settlement — reconciled against the chain, visible to everyone who should see it and no one who shouldn't.
See how a round runs- 01Commitments, not promises
- An investor commitment is USDC in program escrow — countable, refundable under defined rules, and impossible to quietly walk back.
- 02Milestones, not blank checks
- Capital releases against agreed milestones with evidence attached, so deployment tracks execution rather than optimism.
- 03A ledger both sides trust
- Ownership units, approvals and releases derive from underlying records. Every headline number can be traced to its rows.
- 04History that cannot be edited
- Requests, decisions and transfers append to an auditable activity record backed by on-chain events.
The round lifecycle
From term sheet to settled capital, in four controlled stages
Define the round and its release schedule
Set the target, minimum commitment and dates. Break the raise into milestones — each with a release amount, evidence requirements and an approval threshold. The schedule must account for every dollar before the round can open.
- Round target
- $4,500,000
- Milestones
- 4 tranches
- Approval threshold
- 60–66.7% of committed capital
For founders
Run the raise like an operator
Structure the round once, invite the investors you actually want, and watch commitments land in escrow in real time. When a milestone is done, submit the evidence and request release — approvals and settlement happen in the same place the round lives.
- Six-step round builder with draft autosave
- Milestone schedule validated to the dollar
- Live investor table with allocations and wallets
- Release requests with attached evidence
For investors
Oversight that scales past the spreadsheet
Every position, commitment and pending decision in one professional dashboard. Review milestone evidence, cast capital-weighted approvals, and watch deployment against execution — with each release traceable to a transaction.
- Portfolio allocation by company and sector
- Milestones awaiting approval, surfaced first
- Ownership units and capital-release history
- On-chain transaction links for every settlement
Settlement
Escrow that answers to a program, not a person
Committed capital sits in a token account controlled by a program-derived address. No founder, investor or platform operator holds its key — transfers happen only when the program's rules are satisfied, and every material state change emits an event you can verify independently.
- Program-controlled escrow — releases require an approved milestone, in order, within balance
- Weighted approvals on-chain — one decision per investor; weight equals escrowed capital
- Verifiable history — every deposit, decision and release emits an on-chain event
Security and controls
Built like the financial software it is
Role-based authorization
Six roles from company owner to read-only reviewer, enforced in the service layer on every mutation.
Replay-proof sign-in
Single-use nonces, origin-bound messages and atomic consumption make signature replay impossible.
Idempotent money paths
Commitments, decisions and releases carry idempotency keys — a retried request can never double-move capital.
Server-side validation
Balances, thresholds and roles are never trusted from the browser. Zod validates every input twice.
Rate limiting
Authentication and mutation endpoints are rate-limited per client to blunt abuse.
Continuous reconciliation
A reconciliation job compares indexed state against program accounts and repairs drift.
Backed by investors who use it
Startups operate at internet speed. Venture financing should too.
Create a round, secure commitments,
approve milestones, settle capital.
One institutional-grade platform, from first invitation to final release.