In today's financial environment, digital platforms have become key tools for attracting investment. Digitalization is changing traditional financing mechanisms, making them more accessible, transparent and efficient. Digital platforms for attracting investments have become widespread thanks to financial technologies that contribute to the democratization of capital and open new opportunities for both businesses and investors. The article provides a classification of these platforms according to key criteria: model of capital attraction, level of regulation, type of investors, technological basis and characterizes their types. The main categories of crowdfunding platforms are defined and a comparative description of their types of financing, which are best suited for different stages of business development, is provided. Equity crowdfunding has been found to be best for businesses that are growing, looking for investors or launching new products; reward crowdfunding is effective at the stage of launch or pre-sale of products; crowdlending is well suited for stable companies looking for funding for scaling, investment or refinancing. Advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, blockchain technology and big data, which are actively used to improve digital platform services and attract capital, are considered. The main factors contributing to the growth and popularization of digital investment platforms are outlined, among which technological progress and penetration of the Internet, changes in investor behavior, growing demand for alternative investments, cost reduction and increased efficiency, improvement of regulatory and legal regulation, and improvement of financial literacy are highlighted. The advantages and disadvantages of digital investment platforms for both investors and companies seeking funding are identified. Prospects for their further development in the context of modern digital technologies and innovative tools are provided.
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