What the investment summary shows
Each organisation you invest through has its own summary card. Within that card, your holdings are broken down first by portfolio company and then by security — so if you hold both ordinary shares and options in the same company, they appear as separate line items. For each security position the summary displays:| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Security name | The display name of the security (e.g. “Series A Ordinary Shares”) |
| Security type | Share, Option, or Convertible |
| Invested | The total amount you paid for this position, in the fund’s currency |
| Current value | The latest published valuation of your holding (see below) |
| Number of units | Total quantity held (shares, options, or convertible units) |
| Vested | For option grants with a vesting schedule, the number of units currently vested |
Projected values
When your fund manager publishes exit scenario valuations (for example a base-case or upside-case exit model), these appear in a Projected value section below the main totals. Each scenario is labelled with the name the fund manager assigned to it.How valuations are reflected
Current values are only shown when your fund manager has published a formal valuation event for the relevant securities. Centi does not calculate or estimate values independently — it reflects exactly what the fund manager has approved and made visible to investors.If the Current value column is empty, it means your fund manager has not yet published a valuation for that security. This is normal for early-stage holdings or positions that have not been formally revalued.
Navigating between positions
If you hold securities across more than one portfolio company within the same organisation, each company appears as a separate grouped section within the organisation card. Click any security row to open a detail panel on the right-hand side of the screen. The detail panel shows:- The name of the portfolio company you are invested in
- The security name and type
- A breakdown by shareholder (your personal holding vs any holding vehicle you invest through)
- Invested amount, current value, quantity, and vested units for each shareholder row
- Any projected exit values associated with that security
If your summary looks incorrect
If you believe a holding is missing, a quantity is wrong, or a valuation looks inaccurate, do not attempt to correct it yourself — only your fund manager can update the underlying records. Contact the Centi operations team at operations@gocenti.com with:- Your name and the email address you use to sign in
- The name of the organisation or portfolio company in question
- A brief description of what you believe is incorrect
