Open your account
A few details to start, then an analyst takes it from there. No payment is taken at this step.
What you need on hand
- An email address you actually check.
- A phone number so an analyst can reach you.
- An identity document, for the verification step later.
What happens after you send the sign-up form
The verification call
An analyst calls to confirm the details you submitted, answer questions and agree a sensible starting amount for your risk profile. It is a conversation, not a script, an account opened on unrealistic expectations helps nobody.
How long it takes
Usually one call of ten to fifteen minutes. If you would rather be called at a set time, mention it on the form and that time is respected.
Identity checks explained
Before your first deposit you will be asked for photo ID and a recent document showing your address. This is the same KYC verification any FSCA regulated service requires, and it exists so a withdrawal can only ever return to you.
What is accepted
A passport or national ID, plus a utility bill or bank statement issued within the last three months. A clear phone photo is fine.
What happens next
You submit the form
It takes about a minute and costs nothing.
An analyst calls you
They confirm your details, answer questions and explain the next step. No pressure to deposit.
You verify and pick an amount
Only then does money move, and only the amount you choose, starting from R4,100.
Investing carries risk, including the possible loss of some or all of the capital you put in. The value of your portfolio can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you deposited. Do not invest money you cannot afford to lose.
Put R4,100 to work, methodically.
Open your account, verify your documents, fund from the minimum deposit and follow a fixed strategy with your analyst from day one.