Malaysia-regulated equity and token crowdfunding platform with emerging P2P lending
pitchIN is a Securities Commission–regulated crowdfunding operator in Malaysia expanding from equity/token offerings into P2P lending. The tech stack—Node.js, React, Azure, Terraform—is modern but minimal, suggesting engineering is being scaled post-launch (currently 3 engineers hiring). Active projects reveal a shift toward credit risk: building underwriting frameworks, engineering credit scoring models, and automating screening—indicating the platform is moving beyond fundraising into capital markets infrastructure where default rates and approval accuracy drive unit economics.
pitchIN operates as a Recognized Market Operator under Malaysia's Securities Commission, offering equity crowdfunding (ECF) and token crowdfunding (TCF) to Malaysian companies and retail investors. The platform is Shariah-compliant and operates PSTX, Malaysia's first secondary trading market for crowdfunded securities. The company is now building a P2P lending platform alongside its core offerings, with active work on credit risk models, underwriting frameworks, and compliance infrastructure. Teams span finance, engineering, design, product, and legal—all based in Malaysia.
pitchIN operates a regulated crowdfunding platform (equity and token) under Malaysia's Securities Commission, with a secondary trading market (PSTX) and an emerging P2P lending product. Revenue model typical of market operators: transaction fees, listing fees, and investor onboarding.
Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Founded in 2015, the company operates exclusively in Malaysia and all hiring is currently Malaysia-based.
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