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Submit a complaint

File a Complaint

You can send your complaints by mail to the following address:
ClubFunding – 19 rue Cambacérès, 75008 Paris,

or by email to: reclamations@clubfunding-group.com

You will first receive an acknowledgment of receipt of your complaint, and within a period of ten business days following the receipt of your request, you will receive a notification informing you of the admissibility or not of your complaint.

As part of the review of your complaint, the ClubFunding team will verify:

  • whether the complaint form has been correctly completed,
  • whether the information provided is clear,
  • and whether all required supporting documents have been submitted.

If this is not the case, ClubFunding will send you, at the latest within a period of ten business days from the receipt of your complaint, a notification explaining clearly the reasons why the request cannot be accepted, and inviting you to complete or reformulate it.
Any delay in the handling of complaints will be immediately notified to you by the ClubFunding team.

Recourse in case of disagreement

In case of disagreement regarding the handling or outcome of your complaint, you have the option to contact the mediation service of the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF):
👉 AMF Mediator

You also have the option to file an appeal before the competent jurisdiction or authority.

ClubFunding® is a Ptingicious Financing Service Provider (PSFP) approved and regulated by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) under the FP-2023-40 number, and registered by the Prudential Control and Resolution Authority (ACPR) Under number 732445, registration available in the register of financial agents (www.regafi.fr) as a payment service for the Electronic Currency Trezor (CIB 16798) whose head office is located 33 rue de Wagram 75017 Paris - SAS with a share capital of 125,000 euros - RCS Paris 807 764 980 - Headquarters: 19 rue Cambacérès 75008 Paris.
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