Amazing idea and app giving…
Amazing idea and app giving opportunities to those who otherwise may not get them. Easy to use and really quick , love it!
April 28, 2024
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Indelible is a fintech focused on reward based crowdfunding for impact projects from climate to infrastructure in Africa. We offer a platform for UK impact investors to get involved and reward contributors with non financials returns including gift cards from over 2000 leading retailers which we are partnered to. Indelible partners to an FCA regulated EMI partner to safeguard your funds. Make an impact to projects that matter.
Contact info
Level 39, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, E14 5AB, London, United Kingdom
- +44 203 103 0444
- london@indelible-inclusion.com
- indelible-inclusion.com
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