Am I an accredited investor?
Answer four simple questions to see if you may meet the SEC’s common qualification criteria for individuals.
Know the key thresholds
Check the most common income and net worth routes in under two minutes.
Private by design
We don’t ask for exact income, asset values, or financial documents.
For U.S. individual investors only. This tool is educational and does not determine legal eligibility.
Income history
For each of the past two years, which statement was true?
Use your individual income, or your combined income with a spouse or spousal equivalent.
The short version
What does “accredited” mean?
Accredited investors can participate in certain private investments that are not registered with the SEC. For individuals, qualification commonly comes from income, net worth, or specific professional credentials.
Meeting the definition does not mean an investment is suitable or low-risk. Always review the offering and your financial circumstances carefully before investing.