Abu Dhabi-based investment platform Wio Invest has reached $1 billion in Assets Under Administration (AUA) in under two years of operations, the company announced today. The platform, owned by ADQ, said it has also processed more than $4 billion in order volume year-to-date.
The company said the milestone positions it among the fastest-growing digital investment platforms globally, comparing its trajectory to leading neobrokers at similar stages in their development. Wio Invest has expanded its offerings from initial US market access to include UAE markets, virtual assets, and wealth management portfolios.
“This latest milestone reflects our commitment to reimagining everyday investing, and we’ve worked hard to build a platform that makes it simpler, smarter, and more accessible for everyone,” said Gaurav Ganwani, Deputy General Manager at Wio Invest in the statement.
According to the company, the platform’s integration with Wio Personal allows users to open accounts in minutes and invest directly from the app, with instant settlement of sell orders. Wio Invest attributed its growth to high customer engagement and retention rates.
The platform said popular investment choices among users include US tech stocks such as NVIDIA and Tesla, while in the cryptocurrency space, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP remain favorites. Companies like MicroStrategy, which are heavily invested in crypto, have also attracted significant interest, according to the statement. The company reported solid growth in its recurring orders feature, with index funds emerging as a top choice for long-term investors.
Wio Invest recently launched Wio Wealth managed portfolios, designed for passive investors seeking simplified investment solutions. The service offers zero fees until December 31, 2025, and allows withdrawals at any time without penalties, the company said.
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