Here are the two most exciting startups from Toronto's Collision tech conference Toronto Collision Collision2023 CollisionConf
The company's co-founder Azrah Manji-Savin cited her parents' immigrant background in a press release."The easiest and quickest way for immigrant communities to make money is to sell food," she revealed.
"We were so passionate about finding something to support these communities so that they're able to scale and grow, because this is the economy’s backbone."The startup describes itself as Canada's first fractional real estate platform, allowing members to invest as little as $1 in properties on and off the market.
The team at Fractionum finds properties for users to invest in and, once bought, will retain or manage them on your behalf. It's free to sign up—Fractionum takes a 1 per cent assets under-management fee instead. They've also clarified that users don't need to have a good credit rating to sign up.
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