Basic Concepts & Ownership

1. What does it mean to buy shares in Tuintichat? It means you become a co-owner of the company, acquiring a fraction of its capital stock and participating in its future growth.
2. What is a “Share Block”? It is the unit of measurement we use to group shares. Currently, we offer blocks of 15 shares ($60 USD) and blocks of 300 shares ($1,200 USD).
3. What type of shares am I acquiring? You are purchasing Common Shares of the corporation, which is legally registered in the United States.
4. Why is the price $4 USD per share? This is the initial valuation established for this funding round, based on our technological infrastructure and market projections.
5. Who backs my investment? Your investment is backed by the company’s assets, its intellectual property, and the legal structure led by our CEO, Rafael Magaña.
6. Can I invest if I do not live in the United States? Yes. Tuintichat is a global platform, and we accept investment partners from anywhere in the world.
7. Is there a limit on the number of shares I can buy? There is no maximum limit per person; you may acquire as many blocks as you wish while they are available in the current round.
8. What is the difference between the 15-share block and the 300-share block? The only difference is the amount of equity; both grant the same proportional ownership rights and an official certificate.
9. Do I own the technology of the App? You own a portion of the company that holds all the technology, patents, and trademarks of Tuintichat.
10. Is this a safe investment? Every investment carries risks, but Tuintichat offers legal transparency under U.S. laws and a diversified business model (Social, Market, Delivery).
11. What payment methods can I use to buy my shares? We accept PayPal, Credit and Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), and corporate Bank Transfers.
12. Is it safe to enter my card information on the platform? Absolutely. We use payment gateways with SSL encryption and PCI-DSS standards to ensure your financial data is protected.
13. How does payment via PayPal work? Upon choosing PayPal, the system redirects you to their secure portal. It is an ideal option for investors seeking international protection and speed.
14. Will I be charged in dollars or my local currency? The base price is in USD. If you pay with a card from another country, your bank will automatically perform the conversion according to the daily exchange rate.
15. When is it better to use a bank transfer instead of a card? We recommend transfers for amounts of $1,200 USD or more to avoid blocks due to daily spending limits often found on credit cards.
16. Will I receive immediate confirmation after payment? With PayPal and Cards, confirmation is instantaneous. With a bank transfer, the manual validation process takes 24 to 48 business hours.
17. Are there additional fees for paying by card? Tuintichat does not charge extra fees, although your bank might apply charges for international transactions or currency exchange.
18. What name will I see on my bank statement? The charge will appear under the name Tuintichat Corp or our official registered legal entity in the United States.
19. What does the “On Hold” status mean after paying? It means the system is processing the final validation to proceed with the legal issuance of your Share Certificate.
20. What should I do if my payment is rejected? Verify that your card allows “international purchases” or try completing the transaction via PayPal, which typically has a higher approval rate.