610 live raises now, all in the Raise Sonar app
Sweden equity crowdfunding raises open now
No equity crowdfunding raises from Sweden are open right now, and 1 closed in the last 90 days. As of 4 November 2026.
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- 610 live raises now, all in the Raise Sonar app
- 26 platforms in 12 countries
- ~2 new raises a day
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Closing in the next 10 days
Wed 4 – Sat 14 Nov
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▲ = closes in 7 days or less
No live raises in Sweden right now.
Closed in the last 90 days
1 raise
- Lucky Loop Medical €370,091 raised · 148% of target
Platforms based in or serving Sweden
Based elsewhere, with raises from Sweden
- Capital Cell None open now · 1 closed in 90 days
Investor rules in Sweden
- Investor limit. Above the higher of EUR 1,000 or 5% of net worth in one offer, a non-sophisticated investor must receive a risk warning, consent explicitly and show understanding. This is not a ban, but the provider refuses the investment without those steps. ECSPR Art. 21(7) (opens in a new tab) ESMA Q&A 5.12 (opens in a new tab)
- Tax relief. Investeraravdrag: an individual can deduct half the price of new shares in a small company from capital income, up to SEK 650,000 a year (SEK 1,300,000 of shares), giving a 30% tax reduction. A sale in the five years after the payment year reverses it. Skatteverket (opens in a new tab)
- Cooling-off. A non-sophisticated investor may revoke an investment offer or expression of interest, without giving a reason or paying a penalty, for 4 calendar days after making it. ECSPR Art. 22 (opens in a new tab)
- Raise cap. The EU regime covers offers up to EUR 5m per project owner over 12 months; larger offers fall outside it. ECSPR Art. 1(2)(c) (opens in a new tab) ESMA Q&A 2437 (opens in a new tab)
- Supervisor. Finansinspektionen is the competent authority and supervises crowdfunding service providers, under Act 2021:899, which supplements ECSPR. Act 2021:899 (opens in a new tab)
General information, not advice. A platform’s own terms, and the rules where you live, may differ. Sources read .