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MyInvestor alcanza el millón de clientes

En lo que va de año, ha abierto más de 200.000 nuevas cuentas. Leer

MyInvestor alcanza el millón de clientes

MyInvestor, a neobank supported by Andbank, El Corte Inglés Seguros, AXA and various family offices, has surpassed one million customers this year alone. The bank has opened over 200,000 new accounts, and in 2025 alone, it attracted over 400,000 new clients, making it the sixth largest entity by customer acquisition in Spain. In investment, MyInvestor has become the main growth engine, with more than half of its customers already holding at least one investment product.

The bank currently captures an average of €400 million per month in such products, reflecting the growing interest of savers in long-term investing. Currently, MyInvestor holds €13.94 billion in investment products, €4.55 billion in accounts and deposits, and €720 million in financing. The bank advances towards its mission of contributing to a more prosperous society by facilitating access to saving and investment.

Since its inception in late 2017, MyInvestor's customers have accumulated over €2.7 billion in interest from accounts and deposits (€200 million) and investment appreciation (€2.5 billion). Since 2021, clients maintaining investments in MyInvestor have achieved an average cumulative return of 49%. These figures reflect the combined effect of saving, long-term investing, and access to low-cost products.

Since its launch, MyInvestor has championed removing barriers to investment access, offering index funds from just €1, automated portfolios from €150, and one of the lowest-cost investment offerings in the market. This approach has enabled thousands of first-time investors to start investing.

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