The amount of funding you can invest depends on your status as an investor, the governing regulation and limits the issuer has chosen to place. When you begin your investment, you will be shown both the maximum and minimum investment limits. Title III limits how much you can invest each year – not only in any one company, or through any Funding Portal, but in all companies through all Funding Portals. These limits apply only to your investments in Reg CF Offerings. The Equity St. portal will calculate your annual investment limit based on your net worth and income. Investment limits are calculated on a rolling 12-month interval, and every investment in a Regulation Crowdfunding offering on any portal will count toward your annual limit. For non-accredited investors, the maximum amount you can invest in all Title III offerings during a 12-month period is: If your annual income or net worth is less than $124,000, you may invest the greater of: $2,500; or 5% of the greater of your annual income or net worth. If your annual income and net worth are both at least $124,000, you can invest the lesser of: $124,000; or 10% of the greater of your annual income or net worth. There are no investment limits for accredited investors. Once you are verified as an accredited investor, you are free to invest without limits. You and your spouse may choose to combine your incomes and assets to invest, in which case you will both be treated as a single investor when determining how much you can invest.