Syfe surpasses $15.67m AUM with new trading and lending services

Its brokerage services will roll out a stock lending service soon.

Digital wealth platform Syfe has surpassed $15.67m (S$20b) in assets under management.

The wealth technology platform has over 400,000 users across the Asia Pacific region and hit group profitability in 2025.

It raised $80m (S$100m) in a Series C fundraising, as well as acquired Selfwealth in 2025.

Syfe announced that its brokerage services will roll out a Lend & Earn service in the coming weeks. The feature will allow inventors to lend shares they hold to earn passive income during a period.

Syfe also announced zero fees on US trading, eliminating all commission fees and platform and custody fees have never been charged on the platform.

Other new services launched or are launching this year include Curate with AI, access to the LSE/UCIT, options trading, and an active equity portfolio powered by J.P. Morgan, said Dhruv Arora, founder and CEO of Syfe.

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