Karizma Crowd is the debt-based crowdfunding arm of Karizma Financial Group, licensed by Iran Fara Bourse. It pools small savings from retail investors to fund businesses with defined tenors and interest rates, secured by collateral that Karizma obtains from the borrowing companies.
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Decision snapshot
Platform scale, self-reported counters
The platform's own landing page states 2,580 investors in total, 114 projects funded and 25,826,027,255,000 rial raised, which is about 2,583 billion toman.
Undated landing-page counters, read 24 September 2026Company disclosed
Every field carries an explicit evidence state and its source. Self-reported figures are labelled as such; nothing is presented with more certainty than its source supports.
Business model & group
Deal structure, and principal guarantee is not uniformCompleted offerings listed on the landing page, read 24 September 2026Company disclosed
The three most recent completed offerings on the platform were working capital facilities of 500, 250 and 420 billion rial for Farmand Food Industries, Karaneh Kumeh Paydar and Idehpardazan Karizma, each a floating offering with a 12 month term and profit paid every three months, at forecast annual returns of 44, 45 and 40 percent. None guarantees profit. Two state that the principal is covered by a bank payment undertaking and the third states plainly that neither profit nor principal is guaranteed.
Karizma Crowd platform website, completed offerings on the landing page ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-24An aggregator description said the platform's lending is secured by collateral Karizma obtains from borrowing companies. The platform's own project cards show the protection varies project by project and that at least one recent completed offering carried no principal guarantee at all. That distinction is the whole risk question on an Iranian crowdfunding platform and a blanket claim of security is the wrong summary.
Tracked entities in the same corporate family. Ownership percentages appear in Ownership & capital only when disclosed.
Ownership & capital
Operator and supervising financial institution, self-reportedBoth sites read 24 September 2026Company disclosed
The platform footer states that Karizma Crowd operates under the agency and supervision of the financial institution Charisma Investment Advisory Company. The same page states that crowdfunding is carried out through the platforms of agents holding crowdfunding licences from Iran Fara Bourse and the Securities and Exchange Organisation.
Karizma Crowd platform website, page footer ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-24Brand-to-operator evidence, and it matches the Persian legal name in this profile. Corroborated by the operator's own site at https://ia.charisma.ir/?page_id=3656, which is not the cited source. The licence claim is the operator's own statement: cf.ifb.ir, the Fara Bourse register that would make it an official record and give the licence number, did not load when checked.
The platform's own landing page states 2,580 investors in total, 114 projects funded and 25,826,027,255,000 rial raised, which is about 2,583 billion toman.
Operator and supervising financial institution, self-reportedCompany disclosedBoth sites read 24 September 2026
The platform footer states that Karizma Crowd operates under the agency and supervision of the financial institution Charisma Investment Advisory Company. The same page states that crowdfunding is carried out through the platforms of agents holding crowdfunding licences from Iran Fara Bourse and the Securities and Exchange Organisation.
Deal structure, and principal guarantee is not uniformCompany disclosedCompleted offerings listed on the landing page, read 24 September 2026
The three most recent completed offerings on the platform were working capital facilities of 500, 250 and 420 billion rial for Farmand Food Industries, Karaneh Kumeh Paydar and Idehpardazan Karizma, each a floating offering with a 12 month term and profit paid every three months, at forecast annual returns of 44, 45 and 40 percent. None guarantees profit. Two state that the principal is covered by a bank payment undertaking and the third states plainly that neither profit nor principal is guaranteed.
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Registered entity
Registered2019-01-21
Entity notesDiscovered via TechRasa Insight Iran FinTech 2025 (FY2024-25). Pending TI entity verification: operating entity, national ID, active status.
Fields on this profile derive from linked public sources or the official company registry; unknown values stay blank rather than guessed, and estimates are always labelled. How we verify →
Registry check on Karizma Crowd: legal entity, capital, board and managing director from the Official Gazette. USD 750, three working days. Full dossier with audited figures, competitors and risks: USD 3,000, five working days.
