Technology - Enabled Investment Bank

Our History

How We've Grown

1992

The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse, LLC (OGAC) was formed for dynamic A&D business, by a predecessor company.

2008

The Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse II, LLC – Broker/Dealer formed.

2012

OFSCAP (future Entoro Capital) started.

2016

March
OFSCap (Entoro Capital) – Purchased OGAC.
August
Entoro team completes acquisition, restructuring, and retooling of Broker-Dealer.
October
FINRA approval for ownership change.

2017

January
OGAC businesses split.
Broker - Dealer, investment banking, BD accounts become Entoro Securities.
February
Entoro Capital acquires OfferBoard® (one of the first Reg D 506c offering platforms in the US)
July
Launched OfferBoard with 5 projects.
October
Examination letter received.
December
Entoro acquires Cypheriant (a blockchain consulting firm).

2018

OfferBoard platform version 3 launched.
Completed first digital security token offering (STO).

2019

march
SEC Transfer agent license (now 1Transfer).
Clear Rating - (Valuations and rating service) service expansion to include ESG activities.
August
OfferBoard Pro white-labeling service launched.
SEPTEMBER
Launched Entoro Advisors (RIA)

2020

September
OfferBoard accomodates Reg CF raises.
Introduced Reg A raises with KoreConX.
RIA: Developing product & asset management strategies
NOVEMBER
Launched Y'all Street Journal (digital media)
DECEMBER
OfferBoard conducts its first Reg A offering

2021

MARCH
OfferBoard 4.0: UX Update
April
First-ever NFT-as-a-security (Buen Viaje: live in Austin, TX)
RIA: Developed and launched Entoro Fund Services

2023

MARCH
Launched Capturiant: an Environmental Asset Registry, authenticator, and Exchange
AUGUST
Conducted first Capturiant OTC trade
October
Launched GreenShield Offsets: flagship demand side program (environmental assets)
GreenShield Offsets car packages (ICE & EV)

2024

January
India and Korea Capturiant Franchise

Leadership

Meet the People Who Lead Entoro

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