Profit-Sharing Model

OpenFund operates on a performance-based profit-sharing model that aligns incentives between the platform and its fund managers.

How It Works: Fund managers can set their own management fee structure, typically ranging between 5% to 20%. From this, OpenFund takes a platform cut based on the manager’s tier.

• Standard Funds: OpenFund receives 20% of the manager's fee, effectively taking 1% to 5% of the fund’s total profits.

• Partner Funds: Whitelisted or premium managers with larger fee structures (20% to 50%) pay a 10% cut of their manager fee to OpenFund, resulting in the same 1% to 5% share of total profits.

This system allows OpenFund to scale sustainably while ensuring only high-performing funds thrive. The better the fund performs, the more both parties earn.

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