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How to complain about our services, and how we handle your complaint.
If you are unhappy with the services of Nexus Connect AS, you can complain. This page explains how to complain, what happens to your complaint and which deadlines we work to.
File your complaint using the complaint form. Use email only for attachments and questions about a complaint you have filed.
Nexus Connect AS handles complaints promptly, fairly and consistently. Our procedures are designed to meet the complaint-handling requirements of the EU rules on crowdfunding services: Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 Article 7 and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/2117.
A complaint is when you, as a client, tell us you are dissatisfied with the services we provided to you and ask us to look into it. Clients are investors, people considering an investment, and companies that raise or want to raise capital through us (project owners).
It costs nothing to complain, and you pay nothing for us to handle your complaint.
We handle complaints that meet these conditions:
If we cannot handle the complaint, we explain why in writing within the deadline in section 7.
The company raising capital is responsible for its own information about the investment and for its own conduct. You can send complaints about the company directly to the company.
Some complaints about the company are also complaints about us. If your complaint concerns any of the following, we handle it as a complaint about Nexus Connect AS under this procedure:
You can send any complaint about the company to us. We record it and assess which parts of it we are responsible for. We forward the complaint to the company only if you have consented.
The form does not accept files. After you send the complaint, you receive a confirmation email. Reply to it and attach the documents.
The complaint form and this description are available in Norwegian and English. These are the languages we use in our marketing and in the key investment information sheets (KIIS) on the platform. Before we start using another language, we translate the form and this description.
Deadlines run from the day after we receive the complaint. Working days are Monday to Friday.
Complaints about how we process personal data can also be sent to the Norwegian Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet). See our privacy policy.
The complaint form asks for this information:
We use the information in your complaint to handle it and to document what we did. The complaint and the measures taken are kept in our complaint register for at least five years after the matter is closed. Read more in our privacy policy.
We update this description when our procedures change. The date at the top shows when the page was last changed.