Many Peruvians have been able to make the withdrawal of their CTS and are close to receiving part of the money saved in the AFPthere are some alternatives such as digital platforms for the purchase and sale of shares, which allows users to make an investment that generates a higher profit. In line with the above, to date only 6% of Peruvians over 18 years of age invest in Lima Stock Exchange (BVL).
In this sense, Trii, the first fintech to give access to individual investment in the Latin American stock markets, has developed a digital platform that allows you to invest money from your cell phone and make it grow with greater profitability than in the traditional financial system.
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After the success and good results obtained in Colombia, where it began operations in 2021, Trii offers a new way of generating economic well-being for all users in Peru. Even this good projection is allowing it to soon expand its service to Chile and other Latin American countries as well.
“It is very important to promote financial education. Indeed, we detected that Peruvians, in particular, and Latin Americans in general, needed to have a more agile, dynamic and secure alternative to invest and make their money more profitable. In Peru, there were no options for traditional services so that people could individually and directly access investment in the local market. Likewise, this allowed us to create an interesting opportunity to supply an unattended need for Peruvians”said Diego Morales, Country Manager of Trii – Peru and Chile.
A noteworthy benefit of fintech is that it offers the lowest commissions in the market, which allows more people to have access to this type of service. Currently, the digital platform has more than 100,000 users in Colombia and more than 1,000 transactions are made per day. In Peru, it is projected to reach 30,000 users by the end of 2022.
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