Commody

Commody is a next-generation car collecting platform that allows anyone to become a real car collector, starting from just €25. The company is based in Vilnius, Lithuania, and operates as Commody, UAB. It offers carefully selected, rare, and exceptional cars from verified collectors, enabling users to become legally registered co-owners with real ownership rights, collector privileges, and access to unique experiences. For car collectors, Commody provides a way to sell a portion of a car's ownership without parting with the car itself. The platform was founded by a team combining expertise in finance, technology, and automotive culture: wealth management expert Vilius Oškeliūnas, marketing strategist Gerda Oškeliūnė, fintech entrepreneurs and founders of Savy and HFinance Vytautas Zabulis and Gintautas Ščerbavičius, IT solutions specialist Martynas Pranaitis, and automotive journalist and enthusiast Vitoldas Milius. Commody has raised over €600,000 in funding from venture capital firms Firstpick, Coinvest Capital, and six private investors. Commody's model fractionalises the collector car market. Users browse collectible cars curated for their heritage, rarity, and long-term significance, with new cars added every month. Starting from €25, they become real co-owners through a legally structured ownership model. They can access their cars on their phone, explore them in detail, and receive collector-only updates. The platform has featured cars such as a 1989 Porsche 928 S4 Coupe valued at €52,500 with a collectible unit price of €25 and 147 collectors, and a 2003 Porsche 911 Turbo X50 (996) valued at €128,500 with a unit price of €25 and 267 collectors. Both were sold out at the time of the homepage snapshot. Commody positions collectible cars as an asset class with their own logic, noting that they are no longer just a hobby. The company publishes editorial content on topics such as what sets a collector car's price, misunderstood cars that became collector's trophies, and why collectible cars hold and even grow their value, citing McKinsey 2025 insights. Co-founder and CEO Vilius Oškeliūnas has discussed how Commody is fractionalising the collector car market on the FinTech Futures podcast, highlighting clearer access and a model that connects enthusiasts with iconic cars.

Commody was founded by a team combining expertise in finance, technology, and automotive culture: wealth management expert Vilius Oškeliūnas, marketing strategist Gerda Oškeliūnė, fintech entrepreneurs and founders of Savy and HFinance Vytautas Zabulis and Gintautas Ščerbavičius, IT solutions specialist Martynas Pranaitis, and automotive journalist and enthusiast Vitoldas Milius. The company is registered in Vilnius, Lithuania, as Commody, UAB (company code 306224588, VAT code LT100017487410). Commody has raised over €600,000 in funding from venture capital firms Firstpick, Coinvest Capital, and six private investors. The platform launched as a next-generation car collecting platform that lets anyone become a real car collector, starting from just €25. It offers carefully selected, rare, and exceptional cars from verified collectors, enabling users to become legally registered co-owners with real ownership rights, collector privileges, and access to unique experiences. For car collectors, Commody offers a way to sell a portion of a car's ownership without parting with the car itself. The platform has featured collectible cars such as a 1989 Porsche 928 S4 Coupe valued at €52,500 with a collectible unit price of €25 and 147 collectors, and a 2003 Porsche 911 Turbo X50 (996) valued at €128,500 with a unit price of €25 and 267 collectors. Both were sold out at the time of the homepage snapshot. Commody adds new cars every month and publishes editorial content on collector car pricing, misunderstood cars that became collector's trophies, and the investment logic of collectible cars, citing McKinsey 2025 insights. Co-founder and CEO Vilius Oškeliūnas has discussed the platform's fractional ownership model on the FinTech Futures podcast.

• Commody founded by Vilius Oškeliūnas, Gerda Oškeliūnė, Vytautas Zabulis, Gintautas Ščerbavičius, Martynas Pranaitis, and Vitoldas Milius.

• Commody raises over €600,000 in funding from Firstpick, Coinvest Capital, and six private investors.

• Commody platform features 1989 Porsche 928 S4 Coupe and 2003 Porsche 911 Turbo X50 (996), both sold out.

• Co-founder and CEO Vilius Oškeliūnas appears on the FinTech Futures podcast to discuss fractionalising the collector car market.

Commody positions itself as a next-generation car collecting platform that democratises access to rare collectible cars through legally structured fractional co-ownership, treating collectible cars as an asset class.

• Fractional co-ownership of collectible cars

  Users become legally registered co-owners of rare collectible cars starting from €25 per unit.

• Collector car investment platform

  A mobile platform to browse, co-own, and track collectible cars as an asset class.

• Collector-only updates and experiences

  Co-owners receive collector-only updates and access to unique experiences.

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2. 2About Us - Commodycommody.com
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