Four things exist in this codebase, pass their tests, and are deliberately not offered. Saying so is cheaper than being asked, and the reasons are more useful than the features would have been.
Investment campaigns
A campaign's vault has exactly two exits: out to the founder when the goal is reached, and back to the backer when it is not. The platform fee, any tip and any referral share leave in the pledge transaction itself, before the vault. There is no path anywhere that pays a backer a share of anything, so describing a pledge as an investment would not be true.
Offering investment campaigns to the public in the EU also needs an authorisation we do not hold. Both things have to change before this comes back, and the second one is not ours to hurry.
The weekly jackpot
A prize draw tied to how much people spend needs published rules and a genuine free route in before it sits outside gaming regulation, and it had neither. It also pulled the product toward play at the point everything else moved toward reward crowdfunding, so it was retired rather than fixed.
Selling a position early
An early exit market was built where a backer could sell their place in a campaign. It verified that the buyer paid, and then transferred nothing: the record on chain still named the seller. A buyer would have paid real money for no position at all, so it is off until ownership genuinely moves.
The app offers no way to withdraw a pledge before the deadline.
The paid plans
The contract knows about subscription tiers, and each one lowers the fee taken from a pledge. There is currently no screen in the app that sells one.
The percentage fee on a pledge follows the plan of the account making the pledge and is taken when the pledge is made, so it is not returned if the campaign misses. Paid plans are not on sale today, so the published rate is the free-plan rate.
Why publish this
A platform asking strangers for money is asking them to take a stated set of facts on trust. The fastest way to be worth that is to publish the unflattering half without being asked, and to keep this page accurate when any of it changes.