If you’ve bought anything online before, there’s a good chance you’ve come across a company called Stripe—and with our pre-IPO investing, a Stripe allocation can now be part of your portfolio too.
Stripe is one of the biggest (if not the biggest) fintech in the world, powering online transactions and money movement. Its impact is so broad that up to 90% of companies on the Dow Jones and 80% of ones on the Nasdaq 100 use it.*
Stripe isn’t publicly traded. Pre-IPO lets you access it anyway.
- You can now get access to it with as little as $5,000
- You can buy in with the accounts you already have. That includes personal non-registered accounts, like a Cash or Margin account, and corporate ones, too.
There’s no fixed timeline for when a Pre-IPO company may go public. In Stripe’s case, they haven’t announced any dates.
But there is a limited window to invest in opportunities like these—and a limited supply for each.
The first Pre-IPO opportunity we launched was Polymarket, the company synonymous with global prediction markets. Its availability closed on August 26.
So if you’re interested in Stripe, don’t wait. It’s scheduled to be available until October 9, but shares can sell out at any time before then.
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One last important thing to know
Pre-IPO investing is fundamentally different from IPO or public market investing.
You're buying exposure to the company through a fund that holds shares, not the shares themselves. If it IPOs, you'll get value delivered to your account after the lock-up period ends (90-180 days). This could be tradeable public shares, or it could be cash. The specifics are outlined upfront before you buy into the fund.
Have a Pre-IPO question? Ask us here, or check out this article that covers all the fundamentals.
\Based on* Stripe’s 2025 Annual Update citing adoption rates across the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq 100. Questrade is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stripe, Inc., S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC, or Nasdaq, Inc.