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Founded in Shanghai, Zhongchouke (上海众筹客金融信息服务有限公司) was an internet finance platform specializing in equity crowdfunding for physical stores, such as restaurants, cafes, and retail shops. The platform's mission was to connect investors with local entrepreneurs, allowing individuals to invest in and own a share of tangible businesses in their communities. The company faced significant operational difficulties and was widely reported to have ceased operations around 2018 amidst a broader regulatory crackdown and market turmoil in China's P2P and crowdfunding sectors.

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