Microinvestment platform Raiz grows customer base by 83.7%

For millennials getting started on their investment journeys, microinvestment tools are a popular way to improve financial literacy.

For millennials getting started on their investment journeys, microinvestment tools are a popular way to improve financial literacy.

Raiz Invest Limited (ASX: RZI) is Australia’s largest, mobile-first financial services platform designed to boost investing and savings in and outside of superannuation, via the Raiz app or its website.

 

“It’s the modern day equivalent of the piggy bank,” said Raiz CEO, Brendan Malone.

 

When Raiz launched in 2016, the concept of saving and investing virtual loose change had instant appeal with the Australian consumer. 

Today, two-thirds of Raiz customers have started their investment journey with the platform.

 

“The underlying benefit is that we provide you with a portfolio for investment made up of ASX-quoted ETFs or Bitcoin,” said Brendan.

 

Today, Raiz has 343 000 active customers and manages $605 million in investments and superannuation. 

“The global active customers have grown 83.7% over the last 12 months,” said Brendan.

Driven by customer growth, user fees, netting and advertising, Raiz reported a growth in revenue of 19.6% in the first half of 2021.

“We’re focusing on growth strategies at all costs,” said Brendan.

In its Australian business, Raiz’s growth strategy is to continue to build product awareness, customer base and revenue through product and service development.

Raiz is also expanding through Asia. It currently has 51 000 and 90 000 active users in Malaysia and Indonesia respectively. Raiz is also preparing to expand into Thailand and Vietnam. 

These Asian countries provide excellent opportunities due to large populations in emerging economies with a strong interest in financial education. 

Two-thirds of Raiz customers have started their investment journey with the platform. 

“That goes a long way to say one of our key goals is financial education, financial literacy and financial awareness and that’s what the app is delivering,” said Brendan.

 

“We continue to listen to our engaged customer base with a strong pipeline of new products and features and we believe there’s a continued market opportunity for more expansion to come,” he concluded. 

 

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