₦airaland Forum

Hi Uberchic1

We have followed your objective posts on Nairaland about our equity fund and value your perspective on areas the product can serve you and the community better. We would like to connect with you directly to discuss your views further, including areas you feel we could improve.

You can reach us via ask@zedcrestwealth.com

Uberchic1:
Yes pls, the fund screenshots now have their own little folder lol.


The app issues aren't a deal breaker for me either. I do my own due diligence too with the screenshots and I only check for daily updates after 1am. However for people that can't deal with all that and truly want full transparency, it should be a deal breaker for their own peace of mind and so we don't have to retread the same wrong "ytd isn't matching" every 3 business days. I wonder why they even chose 1am for their ytd updates sef.

But returns matter more and that ytd is high so even those who claim to prioritise peace of mind and transparency aren't moving their funds anyway.

They came out the gate swinging. I didn't invest at first cos it's their first time and no past equity history to look at so I didn't join until the ytd hit 19%. E pain me small sha.



Yeah, the app has been the exact same for their MMF and FIF that they've been running since Jan 2025. Maybe they never really got complaints before cos their mmf is huge but that one is steady and their FIF never stood out. But their equity is growing like crazy so they need to step up their game with a daily tracker. I'm sure they're not losing subscribers anytime soon anyway but they shouldn't take long abeg.

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