Withdrawal Period

Withdrawal Period

On the effective date of an IPO or Marketed Secondary Offering, investors will be given at least a 60 minute window to cancel their COB. This is "one last chance" for an investor to cancel a COB. You can also withdraw or modify your conditional offer to buy at any time prior to this 60 minute notice. Once the 60 minute window passes, your conditional offer to buy becomes a valid purchase contract that cannot be canceled.

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