Who can be an issuer? What criteria does AMB Connect use to assess whether an issuer is Shariah-compliant? How much can an issuer raise? What types of interest can issuers offer? What types of preference shares can an issuer offer? Who determines the amount of shares to be offered in exchange for the funds raised? Can an issuer raise funds on multiple platforms simultaneously? What fees do AMB Connect charge? Will all the funds invested by the investors be transferred directly to the issuer upon deposit? What happens if a ECF campaign is successful? What happens if a ECF campaign is unsuccessful? Can issuers receive partial funds if their ECF campaign does not meet the targeted amount? What happens if there is an oversubscription? How do I register as an issuer and apply for ECF campaign hosting? What do I need to observe after successfully fundraising?

Who is eligible to become an investor on the AMB Connect platform? How do I register as an investor and invest in any ECF campaign available on AMB Platform? How do I know what type of investors I am? Is there an investment limit? Can a non-Malaysian invest in any ECF campaigns? How are the investors' funds protected during ECF process? What risks should an investor be aware of when investing in an ECF campaign? How does AMB Connect manage the risks involved? Is it possible for an investor to change their mind after making an investment? Are there any fees that investors shall pay when making an investment? How will the shares in an issuer be issued and allotted? How do investors earn return from their investments? What is my exit plan? Can I sell my shares anytime? Is my personal information safe with AMB Connect? Why should I provide my bank account information? Can I change my bank account information? Can I change my email? How do I ask questions about an ECF campaign?