Upvest has noted that it entered 2025 on a high, fresh off the announcement of their €100 million Series C last December and having reportedly reached a milestone 20 million orders processed during 2024. Fast forward to December 2025 and Upvest has claimed that they have now continued to go from strength to strength; accelerating their ongoing business growth, deepening their market footprint and “significantly increasing the number of clients, orders and assets they support.”
Upvest also mentioned in a blog post that in 2025, their infrastructure enabled over 100 million orders to “be processed on behalf of their clients – a five-fold annual increase.”
Their mission is to “make investing as easy as spending money.”
Thanks to a growing number of partnerships, they’ve been “able to process more orders and reach more retail investors.”
As financial institutions look towards delivering cost-efficient and personalised investment experiences for their end users, Upvest claims that it continues “to prove itself as the market leader across Europe. ”
According to the company, this has been a year for building momentum. Most of all, it’s been a year for milestones.”
Here are some of the highlights from Upvest:
This year, they grew their client roster to “nearly 30 partners across more than 20 markets.”
They have welcomed various European financial institutions, “including DKB, Santander’s Openbank, VisualVest, Salt Bank, Xaver, LIQID, IG, and others to our ecosystem.”
With these recent partnerships they claim to have “demonstrated that the best institutions will choose the best technology – reinforcing their position as the go-to investment infrastructure provider in Europe.”
Following our FCA approval last year, Upvest said they have also expanded internationally – launching their UK market presence.
From their new office in London they have “had the privilege of partnering with innovators including Webull UK and Zopa, providing the infrastructure they need to expand their service offerings.”
These partnerships mark a “step forward in helping the UK become a nation of investors.”
They also expanded their fund capabilities “through a collaboration with Clearstream, giving partners access to a broader array of mutual funds and strengthening their position as Europe’s investment infrastructure provider.”
The European investment market is “undergoing a paradigm shift as instant, affordable, and fractional investing is now the norm.”
In order to effectively enable their partners to stay ahead of the curve, they have been “continuously expanding their product suite, including launching localised tax and pension wrappers.”
In France they rolled out their PEA offering with N26, while in the UK they introduced ISAs, giving “clients the ability to launch local products in weeks, not years.”
Across a range of markets they have now also added new asset classes such as ELTIFs.
With regulatory tailwinds driving investment adoption and Germany preparing for the most significant pension reform in decades, they’re also eager “to support financial institutions as they gear up to deliver pension-ready solutions from day one.”
Crucially, we delivered reliability “at scale, tested by weeks of market volatility and trading volume surges throughout 2025.”
Their investment infrastructure proved that it is “built to perform under market pressure, enabling Europeans to trade and invest in instruments with zero downtime.”
And their reliability means their partners “can build confidence and trust with their end users during market turbulence and peak market stress.”
This year, they also grew their team to more than 280 workers – representing more than 70 different nationalities.
They concluded:
“As investment adoption across Europe continues to increase due to improved UX, lower costs, and regulatory tailwinds driving long-term wealth building, Upvest will continue to be the backbone of modern investing. In the next year, we will continue expanding our product suite, partner ecosystem, and market reach so that financial institutions of all sizes can build investment experiences.”