Moonshot.ch (https://moonshot.ch) (HFWM AG) (https://capital.moonshot.ch/)
1. Corporate and Regulatory Status
Registered Entities:
Investor Network Profile (HFWM AG):
Listed as “Moonshot” (investor network) by SECA (Swiss Private Equity & Corporate Finance Association) under HFWM AG in Zug. According to SECA, it manages alternative investments—private equity, real estate, etc.—since 2016, with ~8 employees and claimed investments in companies like SpaceX and OpenAI (seca.ch).
Regulatory Issues:
A 2025 analysis reports that FINMA currently has enforcement proceedings against multiple Moonshot entities and individuals. Allegations include operating without proper licenses, accepting deposits illegally, issuing structured products without authorization, and false claims of direct access to Pre-IPO investments like SpaceX or Neuralink.
Corporate Confusion & Restructuring:
Multiple entities with similar “Moonshot” names and varying capital structures have been registered, raising transparency concerns. One such entity (Moonshot AG) was liquidated in December 2024.
Documentation Issues
Investment papers are only available in English, lacking standard Swiss language versions (German/French/Italian). The company operates outside FINMA monitoring, despite being based in Switzerland
Investment Claims & Transparency
The platform advertises retail access to prestigious Pre-IPO shares, but multiple investigations and industry sources have flagged these as misleading. Allegedly, no direct VC deals existed with the major names marketed on the platform.
Official documentation reportedly exists only in English, with no German/French/Italian legal versions, which conflicts with Swiss norms. Disclosure about FINMA oversight is minimal or absent.
Bottom Line: Is Moonshot.ch Legitimate?
There is strong reason for caution
Misleading Investment Claims. Pre-IPO access promises to SpaceX, OpenAI etc. seem unsupported; risk of premiums over real NAV or complete disconnect.
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Payouts are often a fraction of the original value (e.g., 10–30%),
And outcomes are uncertain.
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