How it works

From intake form to on-chain venture record.

Noya connects founders, investors and LPs on a single, shared venture record. Founders fill out one intake. Investors review one standardized profile. The important events are anchored on-chain as blocks in the company's history.

This page walks through the process in simple steps, from both the startup and investor side, and explains how the blockchain layer fits underneath.

1. Startups: create your Noya Venture Block

Founder journey

The startup flow is designed to feel like a guided intake rather than a heavy due diligence process. Every answer you provide is reused later as structured data for investors and the on-chain record.

1

Complete the intake form

You share the essentials: who you are, what you are building, why now, where you are based, and what traction and funding you already have.
2

Noya assembles your venture profile

The platform organizes your answers into a standardized profile that covers your team, product, market, business model, traction and funding needs.
3

Your Noya Venture Block is created

Key details from your profile are written into a Noya Venture Block: a structured, blockchain anchored identity for your company that can be referenced later.
4

Define your KPIs and milestones

Together, we agree on a small set of metrics that matter, such as monthly revenue, active users, jobs created, pilots, or impact indicators relevant to your business.
5

Go live to relevant investors

Once your venture block is ready, your company appears in the Noya pipeline, visible to the right type of investors, funds, corporate partners and programs.

You explain your story once, in your own words. Noya turns it into a reusable, structured profile.

You gain a recognizable, blockchain anchored identity that can follow you from round to round and across borders.

You can focus on building and updating a few key metrics instead of constantly rebuilding new data rooms.

2. Investors and LPs: see the same truth

Investor journey

On the other side, investors and LPs use Noya as a streamlined way to discover, understand and track ventures that match their thesis and risk appetite.

1

Onboard and set preferences

Investors tell Noya which stages, sectors and regions interest them, and whether they want to invest as LPs, angels, syndicates or corporate partners.
2

Browse standardized venture profiles

Instead of raw pitch decks, investors see consistent profiles built from the startup intake and Noya's own checks, summarizing the opportunity and key risks.
3

Review the Noya Venture Block

For each company, investors can see the venture block with ownership, round history and key metrics that are linked to the blockchain record.
4

Commit through Noya rails

Once an investor decides to back a company, funding flows through Noya standard documents and where appropriate, smart contracts that anchor the deal on-chain.
5

Monitor portfolio over time

KPIs and milestones submitted by the startup appear in investor views as a living track record, not just a snapshot from the day of the pitch.

Faster evaluation, because every company is described using the same structure and fields.

Better risk visibility, as key ownership, funding events and metrics are anchored to the chain.

A single place to monitor multiple ventures across different countries and ecosystems.

3. The blockchain layer, explained simply

Trust layer

You do not need to be a blockchain specialist to use Noya. The chain is used as a neutral, tamper-evident memory for a few important events in each company's journey.

Venture block anchor

When a startup is accepted, a hashed representation of its core profile is anchored to the blockchain as a Noya Venture Block.

Funding events

When a round closes through Noya, key terms and amounts are recorded so that future investors can see a verifiable chain of funding history.

KPI updates

Selected metrics, such as revenue or jobs, can be pushed to the chain through oracles. Over time this becomes an evidence trail of how the company performed.

Shared reference

Founders, investors, LPs and partners all refer to the same underlying record instead of maintaining separate, conflicting spreadsheets.

For founders, the blockchain layer is a credibility boost that grows as they execute.

For investors and LPs, it is a way to trust the numbers more, especially in new geographies.

4. The whole flow at a glance

End to end

Put together, Noya is one continuous flow instead of separate, manual steps.

Startup intake

Venture profile + block

Investor discovery

Noya-structured deals

On-chain KPIs and history

One intake and one profile instead of many different versions of the same story.

One shared record instead of multiple copies of the truth.

A simple way to make cross-border venture funding more transparent and measurable.