The fund will concentrate on investing in early-stage startups with high growth potential that require capital to achieve their capabilities. These startups, whether currently operating or not yet started, should provide or plan to provide technological solutions in areas such as technology, financial technologies (FinTech) aiming for innovation, health technologies, renewable energy, transportation technologies, and other service and trade sectors. Additionally, the fund may invest in other sectors if suitable investment opportunities arise. The companies selected for investment must meet the following criteria: having a structured corporate governance framework, possessing a responsible and experienced management team with strong work ethics, demonstrating suitability for achieving operational development, showing competitiveness and the ability to create brand value, and having the capacity to develop products that deliver sustainable added value. The fund may employ the following methods: purchasing preferred minority shares, acquiring majority shares if professional management is in place, and co-investing with other venture capital funds or professional investors. The fund will exit investments using the following methods: initial public offering (IPO); realizing returns without IPO by selling to qualified investors, the founding partner, a strategic partner, or other shareholders; selling to funds, entrepreneurs, or local or foreign investors; and selling and/or liquidating the assets of the invested company. A certificate of authorization will be issued to ensure the fund's activities and investments comply with participatory finance principles. Institutions and/or individuals authorized to issue this certificate will be determined by the board of directors of the entity establishing the fund. The certificate will be published on both the participatory program's website and the fund's establishing entity's website.