I'm about to invest in piggvest, cowrywise and portfolios investment platforms although I had already invested in wealth.ng platform but I'm looking for a way to generate huge income from my smartphone watching over all my assets and finances .
Is there any other NSEC, CBN licenced and registered platforms for Nigerians eligible for investment.

Samken2:
I'm about to invest in piggvest, cowrywise and portfolios investment platforms although I had already invested in wealth.ng platform but I'm looking for a way to generate huge income from my smartphone watching over all my assets and finances .
Is there any other NSEC, CBN licenced and registered platforms for Nigerians eligible for investment.

I can vouch for branch,zimvest(licence by SEC),cowrywise(licence by SEC) ... above all, branch remains number one

omotola90:
I can vouch for branch,zimvest(licence by SEC),cowrywise(licence by SEC) ... above all, branch remains number one

What's the ROI on branch...?

As for me i prefer foreign investment platforms not because of the ROI but for the assurance that their fiscal & monetary policies are more stable in their countries of operations.

omotola90:
branch's roi is 20%p.a which is flexible.... You get returns on every monday which is prorated... E. G, if you are investing 500000 naira, monthly return is 10000 naira, weekly return is (500000*5/365*20%)... Every monday... Now I don't know if what you meant is investing in stocks, but if not that there are couple of good investment brokerage firms abroad that can offer that.... Letdown is region you are can't make it feasible... Branch is better by far than these so called banks(N.B-having done due diligence) other notable mentions includes carbon(licenced by cbn)to carry out operations, piggyvest... Mind you, branch ROI is greater than the S&P 500 of the country....

@highlighted red doesn't seem equal after calculations....can you explain why?

omotola90:
ok...Now, every monday, your 500,000 naira will get you(if you leave your money there for a week:7days÷365days×500,000 naira=1917.80.... Every monday... Just checked that now, an error is there from my end... Now for a month on prorata basis, it will be(500000×30days÷365days×0.2)

Alright it's clearer now means it's a little more than #10k monthly ?


@SENIORWRITER

Seniorwriter:

What's the ROI on branch...?

As for me i prefer foreign investment platforms not because of the ROI but for the assurance that their fiscal & monetary policies are more stable in their countries of operations.

@SENIORWRITER

branch's roi is 20%p.a which is flexible.... You get returns on every monday which is prorated... E. G, if you are investing 500000 naira, monthly return is 10000 naira, weekly return is (500000*5/365*20%)... Every monday... Now I don't know if what you meant is investing in stocks, but if not that there are couple of good investment brokerage firms abroad that can offer that.... Letdown is region you are can't make it feasible... Branch is better by far than these so called banks(N.B-having done due diligence) other notable mentions includes carbon(licenced by cbn)to carry out operations, piggyvest... Mind you, branch ROI is greater than the S&P 500 of the country....

Seniorwriter:

What's the ROI on branch...?

As for me i prefer foreign investment platforms not because of the ROI but for the assurance that their fiscal & monetary policies are more stable in their countries of operations.


@highlighted red doesn't seem equal after calculations....can you explain why?

@SENIORWRITER

ok...Now, every monday, your 500,000 naira will get you(if you leave your money there for a week:7days÷365days×500,000 naira=1917.80.... Every monday... Just checked that now, an error is there from my end... Now for a month on prorata basis, it will be(500000×30days÷365days×0.2)

There are mutual funds out there.... Investment one, SFS fund, United capital, FBN quest(spoke to one of their account officer and a promised fixed income of 11% is sure) United capital) you can invest in treasury bills using Afri-invest (poor and ridiculous intrest interest rates if you ask me... N. B Afri-invest is licenced by SEC, and you can invest in cowrywise (mutual funds) to know how volatile the market is...... Try branch and be happy you did

omotola90:
I can vouch for branch,zimvest(licence by SEC),cowrywise(licence by SEC) ... above all, branch remains number one

I thought branch was a loaning app

Samken2:

I thought branch was a loaning app

they offer investment services too.... Detailed example of how it works is explained above

My advise to you is this. If you want to invest, convert your money to a major foreign currency to do that so that your ROI will be in same currency. Secondly, only piggies and cowrywise are to be given the benefit of doubt amongst the platforms you listed here. Thirdly, if you're confused, convert your money to usdt and keep it in your binance wallet. It'll be more profitable than what most of these investment coys offer. Lastly, I have a forex platform that you can earn between 15-30% monthly from because of algo trading

Samken2:
I'm about to invest in piggvest, cowrywise and portfolios investment platforms although I had already invested in wealth.ng platform but I'm looking for a way to generate huge income from my smartphone watching over all my assets and finances .
Is there any other NSEC, CBN licenced and registered platforms for Nigerians eligible for investment.

smeag0l:
My advise to you is this. If you want to invest, convert your money to a major foreign currency to do that so that your ROI will be in same currency. Secondly, only piggies and cowrywise are to be given the benefit of doubt amongst the platforms you listed here. Thirdly, if you're confused, convert your money to usdt and keep it in your binance wallet. It'll be more profitable than what most of these investment coys offer. Lastly, I have a forex platform that you can earn between 15-30% monthly from because of algo trading

What's the name of that platform

Lego markets. I trade with this broker using a bot that trades gold only

Samken2:

What's the name of that platform