Talk:Republic (fintech)

How much of Draft:Republic_(platform) can be reused here?

I've added a lot of good sources to Draft:Republic_(platform) - any of the sources can be reused here? Vinhloc30796 (talk) 21:26, 12 November 2022 (UTC)

I've tried adding notable sources & neutrality to the article. Please feel free to revert if they are deemed unsuitable. Vinhloc30796 (talk) 22:11, 12 November 2022 (UTC)

Re: Axios source

Hello David Gerard, isn't the Axios source at https://www.axios.com/pro/fintech-deals/2022/05/10/scoop-republic-capital-raising-700-million-for-two-crypto-heavy-funds still reliable - according to Wikipedia: Reliable sources? Vinhloc30796 (talk) 11:43, 27 November 2022 (UTC)

yeah, but even the tech said this is an event that didn't happen - David Gerard (talk) 21:38, 27 November 2022 (UTC)

COI edit request: updates to Republic (fintech)

I have a conflict of interest — I am employed by Republic — and I am requesting the following changes to Republic (fintech). Each change includes independent sources. Thank you for reviewing.

1. Lead — neutralize promotional wording and attribute figures Change: "Republic boasts a portfolio of over 2,500 companies and a community of 3 million members from over 150 countries." To: "Republic reports a portfolio of over 2,500 companies and a community of roughly 3 million members across more than 150 countries." Reason: "boasts" is non-neutral, and self-reported scale figures should be attributed. Source: TechCrunch, 19 Oct 2021

2. Republic Note — factual correction (highest priority) Change: "Republic has its own profit-sharing digital security token, the Republic Note, but has not minted the tokens or made any new developments since launching." To: "Republic issues a profit-sharing digital security token, the Republic Note. The token launched on the Avalanche blockchain and was listed for secondary trading on the INX.One platform on December 6, 2023. Holders receive pro-rata dividend distributions, paid in USDC stablecoin on the Avalanche network, each time an associated revenue pool reaches a $2 million threshold." Reason: The current statement is outdated and inaccurate. Sources: Avalanche, 30 Nov 2023; Nasdaq / News Direct

3. GoldenChain acquisition — reword from press-release phrasing Change: "In April 2024, Republic Announces Acquisition of GoldenChain, the Digital Asset Arm of GoldenTree Asset Management." To: "In April 2024, Republic acquired GoldenChain, the digital-asset arm of GoldenTree Asset Management, forming a new digital-asset entity, Republic Digital, led by former GoldenTree partner Joe Naggar." Reason: Neutral encyclopedic tense; adds the material outcome (Republic Digital). Sources: The Block, 2 Apr 2024; Bloomberg, 2 Apr 2024; Business Wire, 2 Apr 2024

4. SheWorx — resolve the {{citation needed}} Change: The SheWorx acquisition sentence currently carries a "citation needed" tag. To: Keep the sentence and add citations. Sources: PR Newswire;

5. Fig — add citations Sources: TechCrunch, 17 Apr 2020; Game Developer

6. Seedrs — clarify completion and current name Change: current sentence ends at the December 2021 agreement and investor pushback. To: add that "the acquisition completed in 2022, and the business now operates as Republic Europe." Sources: TechCrunch, 1 Dec 2021; UKTN, Sep 2022

7. New section — "Products and services" Proposed text: "Republic operates a retail investment platform offering private-company, real-estate, gaming, and crypto offerings, together with a private-capital arm and blockchain-advisory and tokenization services for enterprises. Republic Capital, the company's venture arm, has invested in companies including Carta, Dapper Labs, Klarna, Kraken, Pipe, and Plaid." Reason: The article documents deal history but does not explain what the company does. Source: TechCrunch, 19 Oct 2021

8. Funding — add Series A context Add: "In March 2021, Republic closed a $36 million Series A round," preceding the existing $150M Series B sentence. Sources: TechCrunch; PR Newswire ~2026-43216-27 (talk) 14:10, 5 August 2026 (UTC)