Syfe
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Syfe is a digital wealth management and investment platform offering ETF portfolios, smart investing baskets, and brokerage services for individual investors, including access to US, SGX, and ASX stocks. Licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, it serves retail investors across the APAC region, including Singapore, Hong Kong, and Australia.
Also known as Syfe Hong Kong Limited · Syfe Pte. Ltd.
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Syfe is a Singapore-based digital wealth management platform providing robo-advisory managed portfolios, brokerage services and cash management solutions to individual investors. It operates under a Capital Markets Services Licence (CMS100837) issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore through Syfe Pte. Ltd., and in Hong Kong through Syfe Hong Kong Limited, licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission (CE No. BRQ741) for Types 1, 4 and 9 regulated activities.
The product range covers Core portfolios (Equity100, Growth, Balanced, Defensive), specialised and thematic portfolios, income-oriented products such as Income+ and the REIT+ portfolio tracking the iEdge S-REIT 20 Index, custom portfolio building, Cash+ cash management, Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) investing, private wealth and a business offering. Syfe Brokerage provides access to Singapore, US and Hong Kong markets, including NYSE, NASDAQ and LSE, with fractional shares, investments from as little as US$1 and zero-commission US equity trades. Managed portfolios carry no minimum investment and a single all-inclusive management fee covering portfolio management, rebalancing and account services, with no brokerage commissions or entry/exit fees. Client funds are held in segregated accounts with banks including HSBC and DBS.
Portfolios are built with products from established asset managers including BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street and PIMCO. Syfe's engineering and product teams are based in Gurugram, India, described by the company as its technology headquarters.
Founding story
Dhruv Arora founded Syfe with the stated mission of democratising investing and making institutional-level wealth management affordable and accessible; the company began operating from a 60 sq ft co-working space in 2019.
Business model
Syfe operates a direct-to-consumer digital wealth platform combining discretionary managed portfolios, self-directed brokerage and cash management in a single account, distributed through its website and mobile app and supported by in-house advisors.
Managed portfolios are charged a single all-inclusive annual management fee covering portfolio management, rebalancing and account services, with no brokerage commissions, entry fees or exit fees; US equity trades on the brokerage are offered commission-free.
Traction
Reached 100,000 investors in Singapore by Q1 2022, 250,000 users across Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia in October 2024, and 400,000+ users with over US$10 billion in client assets as reported on its website; the company reported profitability in its home market of Singapore in early 2024 and average client assets more than doubling since 2023.
Latest developments
In 2025 Syfe completed an all-equity US$53 million Series C2, taking its Series C to US$80 million and cumulative funding to US$132 million, with proceeds directed at scaling in Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia and expanding its Gurugram engineering and product teams. It acquired Australian digital investing platform Selfwealth for A$65 million in cash, opened a new Singapore headquarters attended by Minister of State for Trade & Industry Alvin Tan, and hired executives including former BlackRock managing director Sanjeev Malik and VP of marketing Dane Ricketts.
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Market position
Positioned as one of the larger digital investment platforms in the APAC region, with over US$10 billion in client assets and 400,000+ users; named among Fortune's Fintech Innovators Asia in 2024.
Combines managed portfolios, self-directed brokerage and cash management on one platform with no minimum investment, fractional trading (described by the company as the first brokerage in its market to offer it), a single all-inclusive fee and access to portfolios built with BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street and PIMCO products.
Technology
App and web-based investment platform providing automated portfolio rebalancing, automatic dividend reinvestment, recurring investments, customisable ETF allocations, fractional share trading and real-time market data and insights.
Go-to-market
Direct online and mobile acquisition supported by in-house advisory support, partnerships with asset managers and exchanges (including a 2020 REIT+ collaboration with the Singapore Exchange), and geographic expansion into Hong Kong and Australia, the latter accelerated through the acquisition of Selfwealth.
Retail and mass-affluent individual investors, from beginners with no minimum investment to private wealth clients, plus a business offering; the company cites a client base spanning more than 60 countries and, in its core markets, the mass-affluent segment holding between a few hundred and a few million dollars in investable assets.
Geography
Headquartered in Singapore with operations in Singapore, Hong Kong (office at China Building, 29 Queen's Road Central) and Australia; engineering and product teams are based in Gurugram, India. Hong Kong and Australia launched by Q3 2022.
History
Founded by Dhruv Arora in 2017 and launched in Singapore in July 2019 under an MAS licence. In April 2020 it launched a REIT+ portfolio with SGX tracking the iEdge S-REIT 20 Index. A US$18.6 million round led by Valar Ventures was reported in September 2020, followed by a US$30 million Series B in July 2021. An ETF portfolio builder launched in September 2021 and Syfe Trade brokerage in January 2022. The company expanded to Hong Kong and Australia by September 2022, introduced Smart Baskets in Australia in April 2023, closed a US$27 million Series C1 in August 2024, acquired Selfwealth in Australia in 2025, opened a 6,000 sq ft Singapore headquarters in April 2025, and closed a US$53 million Series C2 in June 2025 bringing the Series C to US$80 million and total funding to US$132 million.
Risks & controversies
Syfe's website carries a security notice urging users to access the service only through its official app and website. Regulatory disclosures note that all investments carry risk, including price fluctuation and possible loss of capital, and that certain funds referenced in Hong Kong may not be authorised by the Securities and Futures Commission.
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Timeline · 15
launches, deals, and filingsSyfe closed an all-equity US$53 million Series C2 led by two British family offices with participation from Valar Ventures and Unbound, completing an US$80 million Series C and taking total funding to US$132 million; proceeds earmarked for growth in Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia and expansion of its Gurugram engineering and product teams.
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Syfe acquired Australian digital investing platform Selfwealth in an all-cash A$65 million transaction; Wikipedia dates the acquisition to April 2025.
Syfe moved into a 6,000 sq ft office in Singapore's financial district; Minister of State for Trade & Industry Alvin Tan attended the opening ceremony.
Recent hires included Sanjeev Malik, former managing director at BlackRock, and Dane Ricketts as VP of marketing.
Syfe reported 250,000 users across Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia.
Closed an all-equity US$27 million round with new investment from two UK family offices and existing investors Valar Ventures and Unbound, increasing its valuation and bringing total funds raised to US$79 million; the company also reported becoming profitable in Singapore in early 2024.
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Pre-built Smart Baskets tailored to time horizon, risk appetite and income level launched for Australian investors.
Syfe established its presence in Hong Kong and Australia by Q3 2022.
Syfe reported reaching 100,000 investors in Singapore, ranging in age from 18 to 93.
Launched brokerage for US stocks and ETFs, later adding SGX and ASX access, with fractional trading.
Introduced an ETF portfolio builder with customisable allocations, automatic dividend reinvestment and recurring investments.
Syfe closed a US$30 million Series B backed by Valar Ventures, Unbound and partners from DST Global, bringing total funding to US$52.4 million at the time.
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Syfe collaborated with the Singapore Exchange to launch a REIT+ portfolio tracking the iEdge S-REIT 20 Index.
Syfe launched its investment platform in Singapore, licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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In the news
Syfe Launches Cash+ Enhanced, Delivering up to 3.0% P.A. Net Yield to Help Investors Optimise Cash Reserves | Financial ITfinancialit.net · Aug 2026▸Research sources · 8
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Syfe do?
- Singapore-based, MAS-licensed digital wealth platform offering managed portfolios, brokerage and cash management across APAC.
- Who founded Syfe?
- Syfe was founded by Dhruv Arora.
- Who are Syfe's investors?
- Syfe's investors include Valar Ventures Llc, Yolo Investments.
- Where is Syfe headquartered?
- Syfe is headquartered in Singapore, SG.





