Mintos has officially completed its European rollout.
Mintos recently noted that they are pleased to announce that they have now officially launched across the entire European continent.
According to Mintos, this marks a major milestone in their expansion journey, giving investors access “to their comprehensive range of investment options throughout Europe.”
With over 500,000 users and more than €600 million in assets under management, Mintos are pleased about how far they’ve come. But this is just the beginning, the company claims.
They are now eager to continue growing their customer base and reaching even more investors.
As covered, Mintos says that it “offers long-term investors an easy-to-use platform for growing their money with a unique mix of alternative and traditional investments.”
The Mintos platform is developed for people “who don’t want to spend a lot of time actively managing their portfolios.”
According to Mintos, it is easy to get started, and their automated portfolios keep your money “working for you hassle-free.”
Mintos claims that it has “grown into one of the largest investment platforms in Europe, with over €600 million in assets under administration and over 500 000 registered users.”
As reported in July 2024, following its entrance in other European Union countries, Mintos, the investment platform providing a range of alternative and traditional investment options, is now focused on continuing its European launch by making its entry in the Czech Republic investment ecosystem.
Since its inception back in 2015, the platform has onboarded more than 500,000 users across Europe. Authorized by MiFID, the firm reportedly manages more than 600 million Euros in assets under administration.
Overall interest in investing has reportedly been growing steadily in the Czech Republic, with nearly 40% of residents presently investing a portion of their earnings, according to various surveys.
But Czech citizens typically try to refrain from investing solely in relatively risky products, with women twice as likely to avoid investing when compared to men.
As noted in the update from Mintos, the most popular investment options reportedly include stocks, bonds, as well as precious metals.
