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Rajiv S. Patel

Co-founder and board member (per a conference bio), BorderPlex Digital Assets
verification: caveated

Described in a conference bio as a co-founder and board member of BorderPlex Digital Assets, the project's developer; the name does not appear on the company's SEC Form D.

At a glance

Current role
Earlier role
Category
Executive
Jurisdiction
Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Verification
caveated — True with a stated limit on it
In the record
0 sources · 2 connections · 0 dated entries
Record id
PJP25

Key facts

  • Co-founder and board role at BorderPlex Digital Assets rests on a conference bio only; the name is not on the company's SEC Form D.
  • Former President of Spear Street Capital, which the record lists as a firm Patel co-founded.
  • The record finds no New Mexico footprint and no public statements on the project.

The record

Co-founder/board (ex-President Spear Street Capital) per conference bio only — NOT on the SEC Form D; no NM footprint, no public statements on the project.

Relationships · 2

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