In some specific occasions, projects may quite early need to involve the creation of a new company (start-up); in some others, the project may be supported by a virtual company arrangement, involving several players including the proposing actor, for quite a while. In all cases, the particular forms of financial commitments, the types of business models as well as the financial reward mechanisms in case of success will be part of the feasibility recommendations of the screening committee.

Some projects will be able to be financed entirely by the exclusive associate iCrowd Funding membership, under the above-mentioned ROI terms, while others may need subsequent financing rounds, having therefore to open to crowd-funding in the large sense. This involvement in the development of projects supported by iCrowd Funding of a mass of small investors will of course be evaluated by a new screening committee through an ad hoc auditing mission, with monetary figures of the large crowd funding investment and earnings being defined case by case and taking into account the first round investment supported by the exclusive iCrowd Funding associates.