What Hurst Capital does

Hurst Capital is a Brazil-based fintech platform that intermediates investments in alternative real assets, operating through two legal entities: Hurst Capital S.A., which holds the proprietary technology platform and intellectual property, and Hurst Servicos de Investimento Coletivo e Securitizacao S.A., a CVM-authorized (Ato Declaratorio no. 16.736; Resolution CVM 88/2022) investment crowdfunding subsidiary for small-company securities and securitization offerings. The platform, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Sao Paulo, offers six investment theses — judicial assets (precatorios), real estate, art, private credit, music royalties, and crypto assets — supported by blockchain-based tokenization infrastructure, a civil-mandate fund management system (mandato civil with prestacao de contas under Brazilian Civil Law Art. 668), and a proprietary secondary-market asset marketplace with order matching and asset-swap functionality. Over eight years the company has originated more than R$3 billion in real assets, distributed R$300 million+ to investors, and structured 370+ operations with a reported 21.1% average projected return.

The business model is transaction-based: Hurst charges distribution and administration fees per operation (disclosed on each operation page), plus an execution fee when sell orders are matched on the secondary market; custody is free across all operations. Distribution is fully digital through a self-serve web platform, native iOS and Android apps, and an investment simulator, augmented by humanized advisory support via WhatsApp and email. GTM runs in two parallel tracks: a direct-to-consumer motion targeting Brazilian individual investors (qualified and non-qualified), and a sales-led crowdfunding motion targeting small Brazilian companies seeking capital under CVM Resolution 88/2022. Operational banking is handled through Banco BS2 and Banco Safra under the civil mandate structure, while originators such as Kateto (judicial assets) and ARTK (art) supply deal flow.

The customer base is highly fragmented: Brazilian retail investors seeking yields above fixed income are the primary segment, supplemented by Brazilian expatriates in 10+ countries accessing the platform digitally and SME issuers on the crowdfunding side. Hurst employs 101-250 people, maintains founder-led ownership with one disclosed capital event (a 2019 Bertha Capital reference) and one acquisition (IBID e-Procurement, December 2021), and competes within a Brazilian equity crowdfunding market that grew from 4 platforms in 2016 to over 60 in 2025, reaching R$790 million in Q1 2025 capitation.

Name

Hurst Capital

Legal name

Hurst Capital S.A.

Website

https://hurst.capital

Company type

Private

Founded year

2016

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

Hurst Capital is a Brazil-based fintech platform that intermediates investments in alternative real assets — judicial securities, real estate, art, private credit, music royalties, and crypto — to Brazilian retail investors and SME issuers, operating through a CVM-authorized crowdfunding subsidiary and a proprietary digital platform with mobile apps and tokenization infrastructure.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Alternative Investment Platform

NAICS

Investment Banking and Securities Intermediation (523150), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940), Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities (523)

SIC

Investment Advice (6282), Security Brokers, Dealers & Flotation Companies (6211)

akta.pro primary industry

Robo-Advisors & Digital Wealth Managers (FSAAAAAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

Execution-Only / Self-Directed Investing Platforms (FSAAAAAI), Capital Markets Advisory (IPO Readiness, SPAC, ECM/DCM Advisory) (BPAHAOAL)

Keywords

• Alternative asset investing
• Investment crowdfunding platform
• Judicial securities investment
• Real estate crowdfunding
• Digital asset management

Headquarters

HQ city

São Paulo

HQ country

Brazil

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Distribution and Administration Fees per Operation: Hurst charges distribution fees and administration fees per operation, established individually for each investment operation. These fees are disclosed on each operation's page and deducted from investor returns.
2. Secondary Market Order Execution Fee: Order publication on the Hurst Capital asset marketplace is free. However, a fee is charged when a sell order is accepted and executed by another user. The fee is deducted from the R$ proceeds before withdrawal.
3. Crowdfunding Platform Operations (Hurst Crowdfunding): Hurst Serviços de Investimento Coletivo e Securitização S.A. operates the crowdfunding platform under CVM Resolution 88/2022, intermediating public offering of securities by small companies and distribution of securitization certificates and receivables certificates.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Hurst Capital is a Brazilian fintech platform that enables retail and qualified investors to access alternative real assets — judicial securities (precatórios), real estate, artwork, private credit, music royalties, and crypto — through a fully digital web and mobile platform. The group operates two complementary entities: Hurst Capital S.A., which holds the proprietary platform technology and IP, and Hurst Serviços de Investimento Coletivo e Securitização S.A. (Hurst Crowdfunding), a CVM-authorized investment participatory platform under Resolution CVM 88/2022 that intermediates public securities offerings by small Brazilian companies and securitization certificates. Investors fund operations via PIX, monitor portfolios in real time, and trade Hurst-issued assets on an integrated secondary market.

Product overview

Hurst Capital operates as a unified digital investment platform for real assets in Latin America, consisting of two main platforms: the Hurst Capital Platform (for alternative real assets trading) and Hurst Crowdfunding (for CVM-regulated investment participative offerings). The platform offers six distinct investment product modules: Ativos Judiciais (judicial securities/precatórios), Imobiliário (real estate), Obras de Arte (artwork), Crédito Privado (private credit), Royalties Musicais (music royalties), and Cripto (crypto assets). Users access investments through web and mobile applications, with supporting tools including an investment simulator. The company facilitates connection between originators, partners, and investors through proprietary technology, offering investments with projected average returns of 21.1% and no custody fees.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Hurst Capital Platform Digital investment platform for alternative real assets including judicial securities (precatórios), real estate, artwork, private credit, music royalties, and crypto. Features real-time investment tracking, document access, secondary market trading, and investment simulations. Targets Brazilian retail and qualified investors plus international investors in 10+ countries.
• Hurst Crowdfunding Electronic investment participatory platform operating under CVM Resolution 88/2022 for crowdfunding of small company securities and securitization offerings. Intermediates public offers of securities by small Brazilian companies (sociedades empresárias de pequeno porte) and distributes securitization certificates and receivables certificates.
• Ativos Judiciais (Judicial Securities) Investment product offering exposure to judicial assets against public or private entities, including federal, state, and municipal precatórios (judicial securities) and credit rights. Reported yields of 16-25% p.a. with up to 16-month maturity; cited as Hurst's flagship product line.
• Imobiliário (Real Estate) Real estate investment product where assets are selected based on contracts, location, and sale potential. Investors may receive periodic rental income or capture gross returns upon property sale.
• Obras de Arte (Artwork) Art investment product where investors participate in artwork appreciation and sale, receiving returns proportional to the value invested.
• Crédito Privado (Private Credit) Private credit product where investors lend resources to companies or structured operations and receive returns according to contract conditions, with defined cash flow and term.
• Royalties Musicais (Music Royalties) Musical royalties product where investors participate in economic rights of musical works or catalogs and obtain returns from song performance over time.
• Cripto (Crypto Assets) Cryptocurrency investment product where investors allocate resources in digital assets and blockchain-based structures. Returns may come from asset appreciation or yield-generating models within the crypto ecosystem.

Quantifiable outcome

• R$ 300 million+ distributed to investors
• +5 more outcomes

Named customers3 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• AhlexminorOthersAhlex (ahlex.com.br) is listed as a service available through Hurst Capital's platform, providing additional investment or financial services to Hurst clients.
• KatetominorOthersKateto (kateto.com.br) is listed as a service available through Hurst Capital's platform. Kateto appears as an originadora (originator) on some investment operations (e.g., Ativos Judiciais Públicos - E217).
• MUVminorOthersMUV (muv.capital) is listed as a service available through Hurst Capital's platform, representing an additional investment ecosystem partner.
• ARTKminorOthersARTK (artk.capital) is listed as a service available through Hurst Capital's platform, and also appears as an originador (originator) for art investment operations (e.g., Operação Art Value Portfolio #02/2025).
• Banco BS2coreOthersBanco BS2 (Banco 218) serves as the operational banking partner for Hurst Capital's mandate structure. Operational bank account maintained at Banco BS2 (Agência 0001, Conta Corrente 978359-8) for receiving investor deposits and fund management under the civil mandate.
• Banco SafracoreOthersBanco Safra (Banco 422, Agência 0126, Conta Corrente 585233-0) serves as an alternative operational banking partner for Hurst Capital's mandate structure, providing redundancy in the fund management infrastructure.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Warren Investimentos: Brazilian digital wealth management platform offering diversified investment products to retail investors through a self-serve app. Directly comparable as a Brazilian digital investment platform targeting retail investors with multiple asset classes.
• Magnetis: Brazilian robo-advisor offering automated and self-directed portfolio management to retail investors. Comparable as a digital wealth manager in Brazil with low-fee, automated, self-directed investing positioning.
• Captalys: Brazilian asset manager specializing in private credit, judicial credits (precatorios), and alternative assets for retail and institutional investors. Direct peer in the alternative asset space with overlapping product modules.
• Monetus: Brazilian digital wealth management platform offering diversified portfolios and alternative investments to retail clients. Comparable as a smaller Brazilian digital wealth manager pursuing alternative asset democratization.

Broad incumbents

• XP Inc. Largest Brazilian independent broker and wealth manager with extensive retail platform across multiple asset classes. Broad incumbent competing across fixed income, equities, funds, and increasingly alternatives.
• Genial Investimentos: Major Brazilian investment platform offering brokerage, wealth management, and alternatives to retail and institutional clients. Broad incumbent serving overlapping customer segments with multi-asset digital offerings.
• Inter Investimentos: Brazilian digital bank and investment platform (Inter&Co) offering brokerage, funds, and wealth products to millions of retail clients. Broad incumbent competing for the same retail investor wallet share across multiple asset types.

Emerging players

• Liqi: Brazilian tokenization and digital assets platform enabling fractional ownership of real-world assets. Emerging player in the same tokenization and alternative asset digitization space Hurst operates in.
• Hedgehog Investimentos: Brazilian investment platform focused on alternative assets and structured products for retail investors. Emerging player with overlapping focus on democratizing alternative investments in Brazil.

Others

• Boa Vista SCPC: Brazilian credit bureau and analytics provider serving financial institutions. Adjacent ecosystem participant providing credit data and analytics relevant to private credit and judicial asset underwriting.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/CapitalHurst
• YouTubeyoutube.com/c/HurstCapital
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/hurst-capital
• Instagraminstagram.com/hurst.capital
• Facebookfacebook.com/hurstcapital

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles6 records

Subsidiaries5 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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M&A1 record

Investments

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