In the competitive world of Nigerian fintech, where customer acquisition costs are high and loyalty is often fleeting, MyInvestar is reporting a trend-defying 2025. The digital arm of First Ally Asset Management has released its annual wrap-up, highlighting a 49% improvement in active conversion and retention rates, a metric that suggests the platform has successfully moved users from “one-off” savers to consistent wealth-builders.

The platform’s 2025 journey was marked by a steady influx of 3,782 new users, bringing a fresh wave of “Investars” into an ecosystem that prides itself on financial literacy and goal-based planning. This community-led growth translated into massive financial momentum, with total transaction volumes reaching ₦13.9 billion, a 231% increase from the previous year.

Bridging the Trust Gap

What sets MyInvestar apart in a crowded market is its institutional backing. Unlike “tech-first” startups that have struggled with regulatory shifts, MyInvestar operates with the over decade-long expertise of First Ally Capital. This trust factor is reflected in the 821.5% growth in net inflows, as users feel more comfortable committing larger sums to a platform with a clear regulatory pedigree.

The 2025 performance also highlights a massive payout figure of ₦5.6 billion. For a wealth-tech app, the ability to process such high-volume payouts without friction is the ultimate trust-builder. As the Nigerian tech landscape shifts its focus from “growth at all costs” to “sustainability and trust,” MyInvestar’s reliance on real-world asset management principles seems to be paying off.

Moving into 2026, the platform is expected to deepen its product offerings. With a Money Market Fund that already averaged a 20.01% yield in 2025, the focus will likely shift to further automation and making professional-grade investment strategies accessible to the everyday Nigerian professional.