Craft Pod is designed as a five-year commitment, and we encourage investors to plan on keeping their capital in the Pod for the full term.
That said, we understand that life happens. There’s no guaranteed or automatic way to withdraw funds early, but if you truly need to exit before five years, here are the possibilities:
Transfer to another qualified investor
You may be able to sell or transfer your Craft Pod interest to another accredited investor, subject to Craft’s approval. If you find someone (or if we have a waitlist) willing to take over your stake, you could sell your interest to them.
This process requires:
Coordinating with Craft to ensure the new investor meets all requirements.
Complying with the Pod’s operating agreement.
Possibly paying fees or meeting other conditions.
Future liquidity events
In some cases, Craft might help create a liquidity event — for example, by opening a new Pod or using an internal mechanism to buy back interests. However, these events are not guaranteed and shouldn’t be relied upon. The general expectation is that funds stay invested until the end of the term.
Keep in mind: early exit isn’t like clicking “withdraw” on a bank account.
It can take time to find a buyer for your interest.
The sale price will depend on the current market value of the Pod’s assets.
In short: plan to stay invested for the full five years. If something unexpected comes up and you need to access your funds, reach out to us — we’ll talk through the options that might be available at that time.
Please read our full disclosures before making an investment decision.