Carta on Facebook

Carta is a United States software company that calls itself a connected global platform for private capital: an enterprise resource planning layer and a set of services for investing, asset management, and company growth. On carta.com the About page states that more than fifty thousand companies in over one hundred sixty countries use its software and services. Additional About-page figures include a claim that eighty-five percent of United States unicorns use Carta cap tables, more than four and a half trillion dollars of total equity value, more than one point two billion dollars raised by Carta, five hundred million dollars of annual recurring revenue crossed in 2025, and more than one point two trillion dollars raised by companies on Carta. Those numbers are Carta’s published yardsticks, not an independent audit, and not a reason to treat a social post as your cap table. Carta is finance infrastructure for private companies and funds. It is not a retail bank, not a brokerage that solicits public share purchases in comments, and not a desk that will move money because a stranger asked. Ownership records, valuations, and fund administration belong inside authenticated Carta products and legal documents, not in a screenshot dumped into a thread. Official LinkedIn keeps the live slug carta-- from https://www.linkedin.com/company/carta-- . Official Facebook is cartahq. Official X is cartainc. Official YouTube is @CartaInc. Official Instagram is cartainc. Those five channels carry product films and company notes. They are not a cap-table helpdesk and not a place to share OTP, PIN, bank details, or holder files. None of this is investment advice. Follow official Carta pages for the private-capital software company, then verify every About-page figure on carta.com. Carta’s About-page scoreboard—unicorns on cap tables, equity value, capital raised, annual recurring revenue—will be updated when the company next edits carta.com. Do not treat a 2025 ARR crossing as a live ticker. ERP-for-private-capital means cap tables, valuations, fund administration, and related services the current product list names. It does not mean Carta staff will move money because a Facebook comment asked. Holder data is sensitive. Never paste a full cap table into Instagram. LinkedIn’s carta-- slug looks broken; it is the real company page. Confirm support only inside signed-in Carta products or published help centres.