iPivot

Trust Centre

Trust should be visible.

Governance, disclosure, risk awareness and accountability should be understandable before anyone is asked to make a capital decision.

Institutional trust architecture

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RMO framework

Equity crowdfunding activity sits within iPivot's regulated platform framework.

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Human review

Material issuer and platform decisions remain subject to accountable human review.

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Visible risk

Risk, disclosure and investor education are part of the decision journey.

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Complaint route

A published complaints process gives users a clear escalation path.

No admission, fundraising result, investment return, liquidity or transaction outcome is guaranteed.

Important risk notice: Information on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, legal, tax, corporate-finance or regulatory advice. Registration by the Securities Commission Malaysia does not constitute endorsement of iPivot, any issuer, campaign, product or service. Capital raising, investment and public-market pathways are subject to applicable laws, approvals, eligibility requirements and professional advice.

Trust Architecture

Controls before outcomes.

iPivot's trust model is built around structured information, clear boundaries, human review and visible risk communication.

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Structured review

Defined review steps organise issuer information before material decisions.

02

Human decision gates

Technology supports the process while accountable people remain responsible.

03

Risk-first disclosure

Material risk remains visible before opportunity or outcome language.

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Documented accountability

Relevant reviews, requests and decisions are intended to be recorded consistently.

Core trust modules

Trust is built across the platform.

These controls and information pathways support investors, issuers and other users across the platform experience.

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Trust control

Governance

Oversight, processes and accountability.

02

Trust control

Disclosure

Structured, balanced issuer information.

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Trust control

Reporting

Post-fundraising updates and stewardship.

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Trust control

Risk Awareness

Education on private market investment risks.

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Trust control

Investor Education

Guides for informed participation.

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Trust control

Complaints

Clear pathways for concerns and resolution.

Regulatory engagement · 7 Oct 2026

SC-RMO Annual Supervisory Engagement 2026

iPivot participated in the RMO-ECF supervisory engagement at the Securities Commission Malaysia as part of its ongoing focus on regulatory alignment and responsible capital formation.

Read the update →

Representing iPivot

Dato Jacky Chee

RMO

Regulatory platform responsibility and supervisory engagement.

Representing iPivot

William Du

Chief Commercial Officer

Commercial platform context and responsible market development.

Platform Continuity

Prepared for disruption.

iPivot maintains business-continuity and incident-response arrangements. When regulated platform activity becomes operational, applicable safeguarding and contingency arrangements will apply.

No client monies or investment commitments are currently accepted through this website.

Technology assists. People decide.

Material decisions remain human-reviewed and subject to applicable requirements. No admission, fundraising result, return, liquidity or transaction outcome is guaranteed.