The Difference Between Regulation A+ and CF Crowdfunding.

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There are three different types of equity crowdfunding offered under the JOBS Act:
Accredited Crowdfunding – Regulation D (made possible by Title II)
Crowdfunding Plus, Title IV/Regulation A+ (“Reg. A+”)
Retail Crowdfunding, Title III/Regulation Crowdfunding (“Reg. CF”)
These are the types of equity crowdfunding but we will be discussing the major difference between Crowdfunding plus, Title IV/Regulation A+ and Retail Crowdfunding, Title III/Regulation Crowdfunding.
Actually, these two are pretty much similar to each other because for the most part they do the exact same thing. The regulation A+ allows entrepreneurs raise up to 50million dollars a year from non-accredit and accredit investors alike, but it does require the prior authorization of the SAC before a company can begin selling shares and collecting cash. While the Retail Crowdfunding, Title III/Regulation Crowdfunding is only allowed to raise up to a million dollars a year and does not require the prior authorization of the SAC before a company can begin selling shares and collecting cash.
This is the major different between the two. hope this helps someone