MyInvestor announced surpassing one million customers with €19.21 billion in total business volume
. Investments drive growth, capturing €400 million monthly, while clients enjoy strong returns under strict regulation.
Key Points
- Onboarded 200,000+ new users in 2024, ranking 6th in Spanish bank growth.
- Investments lead at €13.94B of total volume; €400M monthly inflows.
- Clients earned €2.7B in returns since 2017; 49% avg portfolio return since 2021.
- Average client balance nears €19,000; backed by Andbank, AXA, others.
MyInvestor, the Spanish neobank focused on savings and investments, has reached one million customers and a total business volume of €19.21 billion, as confirmed in its recent announcement.
The firm onboarded more than 200,000 new users this year, building on over 400,000 added in 2025—a figure that placed it sixth among Spanish banks for client growth. Investments now drive most of its progress, accounting for €13.94 billion of the total, compared to €4.55 billion in accounts and deposits and €720 million in financing. More than half of clients hold at least one investment product, with the company attracting around €400 million monthly in this area.
Since launching in 2017, MyInvestor clients have earned over €2.7 billion in returns, including €200 million from interest on accounts and deposits and €2.5 billion from investments. Portfolios held since 2021 have delivered an average cumulative return of 49%, according to company data.
The neobank offers accessible products such as index funds starting at €1, automated portfolios from €150, stocks, ETFs, and pension plans. It supports client education via MyBlog, webinars, social media, podcasts, expert collaborations, and a newsletter reaching over 600,000 subscribers.
With an average client balance approaching €19,000, MyInvestor holds more than 1% of Spain's savings and investment market. Founder and executive vice-president Carlos Aso described the achievement as evidence of its prominence in the sector.
The company is supported by shareholders like Andbank, El Corte Inglés Seguros, AXA, and family offices. It operates under supervision from the Bank of Spain and CNMV, with accounts protected by the Deposit Guarantee Fund.
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