Fair Oaks secures allocations in Silicon Valley's leading private companies at the source, and brings them to investors outside the United States — directly, from a hundred dollars to institutional size, and through the exchanges and wallets they already use.
The knowledge of the circumstances of which we must make use never exists in concentrated or integrated form, but solely as the dispersed bits of incomplete knowledge which all the separate individuals possess.F. A. Hayek · The Use of Knowledge in Society · 1945
Pre-IPO products on an exchange or in a wallet have to come from somewhere. Most platforms have the users and not the shares. Fair Oaks sits one step upstream: it secures the allocation, holds it in a vehicle the company recognises, and issues the product — then sells it directly and through partners.
Exchanges, wallets and private banks list Fair Oaks products for their users. The allocation, the vehicle, the reserve and the post-listing terms are ours; distribution is theirs. Eligibility is enforced on our side before any order reaches a partner's book.
For exchanges · wallets · private banksInvestors subscribe and trade with Fair Oaks directly: individuals from a hundred dollars, private clients at size, with priority allocation and terms arranged individually. Products trade from the day they are allocated, in stablecoin, around the clock.
For individuals · private clients · family officesFair Oaks serves investors outside the United States at every size. The instrument is the same; what changes is how you come in, how much is set aside for you, and how much is arranged by hand.
Open offerings by subscription during a fixed window; oversubscription is allocated pro-rata and the remainder returned. Positions trade from the day of allocation.
A dedicated desk, priority in every offering, and direct positions in a named company's round — secured before you are asked to commit, with terms and the post-listing path set out in writing.
Exchanges, wallets and private banks offer Fair Oaks products to their own clients, with subscription, allocation and reconciliation handled through one connection.
What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust.Satoshi Nakamoto · Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System · 2008
Private markets have run on trust in the intermediary. Fair Oaks replaces that with a record. For each product the company, the vehicle, the reserve and the post-listing terms are written down before it opens; the holding is attested and hashed, and the record stays on-chain while the product trades. Anyone holding a unit can check what stands behind it.
There is no royal road to geometry.Euclid, to Ptolemy I · as recorded by Proclus
No product opens until the allocation behind it is secured and its documents verified. Demand never runs ahead of supply — the order is the product.
A product's record states whether the issuer has acknowledged the vehicle. Where it has not, we say so plainly, or we do not offer it.
Lock-up, split adjustments, conversion and expiry are fixed in the terms before the first order is placed. Nothing about the way out is decided on the way out.
Fair Oaks is a Silicon Valley company. Its supply comes from a decade of investing in the valley's leading AI companies; its platform is built by a team that has run exchanges and market-making desks. It is not a marketplace for what others have already sold.
Fair Oaks opens in stages, by jurisdiction and by investor type. Tell us who you are; we confirm eligibility before anything else is discussed. Private clients and partners are routed to a dedicated desk.