For shareholders
Sell private shares. Back what’s next.
Sell an eligible portion of your private-company shares in a company-approved market. Keep the rest invested.
Create an account
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See how Street worksFrom holding to sell order.
Create a Street account and complete the required identity checks.
A few things
to know.
Ask the Street team Can I sell shares as soon as I sign up?
Signup is the starting point. Public access is currently opening in stages. Selling also requires a verified account, a company-confirmed holding, an eligible selling allowance, and an open market. Creating an account does not make every private-company holding tradable.
How do my shares get onto Street?
Your company invites you to connect a holding from its ownership records. After you accept, the company confirms the holding and the amount you may sell. Registering an investment for portfolio tracking is separate and does not enable selling.
Do I have to sell all my shares?
No. You choose the amount to offer within your company’s selling allowance. A partial sale lets you retain the remaining shares. Transfer restrictions and the market’s terms still apply.
What will I receive after fees?
Your proceeds depend on the execution price, quantity sold, and applicable fees. Review the order and transaction terms before submitting. Your personal tax treatment depends on your circumstances.
Does placing an order guarantee a sale?
No. An order needs an eligible buyer and must satisfy the market’s terms, company approvals, and transfer requirements. An order may remain unfilled; neither a sale, price, nor completion date is guaranteed.
Your next step
Your next move starts here.
Create your Street account. Get ready to turn part of your private-company holdings into capital for what comes next.
Create an account