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Revolut launches Robo-Advisor in Singapore to simplify Investments

By Gloria Mathias

January 23, 2025

  • Automated Investments
  • Data Security
  • Europe
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Revolut, FinTech, Manchester City Women, Metomic, Data Security, Financial Super-app, Investing, UK, Europe, Robo-advisor, Singapore, Automated Investments, Revolut, a global FinTech company, has launched its own Robo-Advisor service in Singapore. The new product allows customers to save time and automate their investments, tailored to their unique needs.

With Robo-Advisor, customers can invest through a diversified portfolio without spending hours on research and continuously managing their portfolios. The new product will benefit customers who don’t have the time to do extensive research and actively invest or have limited or no trading experience.

The product will offer a fully diversified and customised portfolio based on customers’ responses to questions that identify, among other things, their risk tolerance and financial goals. Once a customer deposits money into their portfolio, the Robo-Advisor automatically invests it in the market and continually monitors and manages it. The minimum investment amount for Revolut’s Robo-Advisor is $100.

Robo-Advisor will automatically rebalance customer portfolios based on the performance of the assets within the portfolio and perform periodic reviews to maintain customer risk tolerances and target portfolio allocations.

Revolut’s Robo-Advisor empowers Singaporeans to grow their finances effortlessly in today’s rising cost environment. By offering a simple, intelligent, and hassle-free solution, it delivers personalised portfolios tailored to individual goals and risk profiles. With a low minimum investment of just $100, it breaks down barriers to entry, enabling more people to invest sustainably and navigate financial challenges with ease.

Raymond Ng, Chief Executive Officer of Revolut Singapore, said, “We are excited to add a Robo-Advisor to our existing suite of wealth and trading products. We know that many of our customers do not have the time to manage a portfolio or invest in individual securities. Built to make investing more accessible, we want to give our customers the ability to make their money work for them in what we believe will be a tailored and stress-free solution. We’re now actively working to broaden the range of investment opportunities available through our Robo-Advisor and to integrate even more financial planning tools.”

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