LODAS Markets Raises $3 Million in Private Securities Offering

The Kansas-based trading platform aims to raise a total of $8 million through exempt securities under Rule 506(b).

October 28, 2025


LODAS Markets Secures $3M as Part of Larger Private Placement Initiative



LODAS Markets has raised $3 million from investors as part of a new $8 million securities offering. The offering was made under Rule 506(b), which allows companies to raise capital through private placements without registering with the SEC—provided they follow specific guidelines around investor eligibility and solicitation.



Based in Overland Park, Kansas, LODAS was incorporated in Delaware and operates in the technology sector. It’s not a new player. The company, formerly known as Realto, Inc. and RealX Trading Inc., has been around for more than five years. This offering includes rights to acquire securities—such as options and warrants—as well as the underlying securities themselves.



The first sale occurred on October 10, 2025. As of the filing date, LODAS has sold $3 million in securities to a single investor. That leaves $5 million still available under the same exemption.

Investors aren’t subject to a minimum investment threshold, and the company isn’t paying any sales commissions or finder’s fees for this round.



Eight people are listed in the filing as executive officers or directors, including CEO Brian M. King. None of the proceeds from the raise are earmarked for compensation to these individuals.



LODAS opted not to disclose revenue or net asset figures, and the company confirmed the offering isn’t tied to a merger, acquisition, or other business combination. It also doesn’t plan for the raise to continue beyond a year.



This move gives LODAS room to scale while keeping its capital strategy targeted and streamlined. With the flexibility of Rule 506(b), the company can continue to bring in capital without adding unnecessary friction—positioning it to stay responsive to market needs while protecting investor alignment.

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