A small team. A boring asset class. A high standard.

The minimum investment is configurable per SPV and typically lands between £100 and £500. That's separate from the share price, which is also set per SPV and can be much smaller · a few pounds in some properties, more in others. Both numbers are published on every property's listing.

Paxvori is a pre-launch platform · we're three months into building. Our compliance approach is forward-looking. Ahead of public launch we'll be operating under a recognised UK regulatory framework, with financial promotions and compliance work formally supervised. We'll publish the partner's name and FRN on this page as soon as that arrangement is signed.

Each property will be held in a separate UK limited company (an "SPV"), with annual external audits committed from year one. We're also working towards direct FCA authorisation in 2027 · that's on the public roadmap.

No. Investments on Paxvori are not protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. This is true of every UK property investment platform · investing in property is not the same as depositing money at a bank.

You acknowledge this explicitly during onboarding, in plain English, before your first investment.

The SPV's managing agent collects rent from the tenant. After deducting the SPV's running costs (service charge, insurance, agent fees, agreed maintenance), the remainder is paid pro-rata to every shareholder on the 5th of each month, by UK Faster Payment, into the bank account you nominate at sign-up.

For the first 14 days after each investment, you can cancel for any reason and we'll refund your capital in full, within three business days.

After day 14, your shares are firm. From Q3 2026, you'll be able to list them on the Paxvori secondary market to other investors. Until then · and even after · property is an illiquid asset class. Please don't invest money you need access to within 18 months.

Your shares are registered to you at Companies House, against the SPV · not against Paxvori. If Paxvori as a platform were to cease trading, a successor operator (appointed by our principal firm) would take over the running of the SPVs. The buildings, the rent, and your ownership of them, continue.

Rental income flows through segregated accounts in each SPV's own name, so it is not commingled with our operating funds.

Yes. Rent distributions are taxable as dividend income, and any gain on sale of your shares is taxable as a capital gain · both at your personal HMRC rate. We send you an SA100-friendly tax summary in April each year.

If you're new to all this, talk to a tax advisor · we can't give tax advice ourselves.

Because we said we'd walk to every property we list, and we meant it. Cities four hours away by train don't get the same diligence as ones nearby. We expand when we can credibly survey what we list · Edinburgh and Glasgow are next; see the public roadmap.

Not yet. At launch we accept UK-resident investors only. EEA residents are scheduled for 2027 · it's a regulatory question, not a technical one.