GInvest is the investment marketplace feature of the GCash app. This service allows users to invest in various investment funds from GCash’s partner product providers. Back in March 2021, new funds on GInvest have been made available to GCash users. But what it really is? And, what are the things that we need to know about it? Let’s learn more of it!
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GInvest is GCash’s ‘Invest Money’ investment marketplace feature. With this, GCash users can invest their wallet balance into investment funds from partnered providers for as low as PHP 50USD 0.85INR 72EUR 0.81CNY 6.
According to GCash, investment funds are pools of money from various investors who agree to invest collectively by entrusting their money to a professional fund manager, who invests the money in different financial instruments such as stocks and bonds.
GInvest is powered by partnerships with Seedbox Philippines and ATRAM. ATRAM Trust provides and manages the funds available in GCash Invest Money.
As per GCash, investing on GCash has 0 fees. There are no fees to be charged from investments everytime users transact. There are also no minimum holding periods.
ATRAM Trust Corporation (ATRAM Trust) is dubbed as the first stand-alone trust corporation in the Philippines. It has received its license to operate in October 2016 from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
GCash users eligible for GInvest must meet the following requirements:
• Aged 18 y/o and above
• Fully Verified (KYC)
• Not tagged as a Power Pay Plus account (payroll)
Check out the step-by-step guide on how to apply for a GInvest account.
1. Log in to your Gcash account
2. Tap GInvest on the dashboard (if it’s not on the dashboard, you can find it in the ‘show more’ section under Financial Services.)
3. Tap ‘Proceed’ to start the registration process.
4. Choose your answer by tapping on the option.
5. Indicate if you are a U.S. Person, then read and tap the checkbox if you agree to the terms and conditions.
6. Tap ‘Confirm’ to complete your registration.
7. The User Agreement: GInvest Terms and Conditions will appear on the screen. Read through and confirm if you agree.
8. If you agree, a confirmation page will be displayed with your risk profile assessment result. And you’re done with the registration!
9. You will then receive an email and a text message confirming your GInvest registration.
Investing in financial markets always comes with some level of risk. Risk Profile or Risk Appetite is the level of risk a person is willing to accept in investing. GCash mentioned that this is derived from the users’ answers in the Risk Profile Questionnaire. Each fund also has its own Risk Rating. These are guides for investors in choosing funds that match their financial goals and needs.
Users can still invest in funds that have a more aggressive Risk Rating than their Risk Profile/Appetite after you click “Proceed” as a means to agree to the fund waiver. The waiver prompt, however, will appear on the first time investing in a more aggressive investment.
As of now, there is no option to change your Risk Appetite. Meanwhile, GCash may prompt you to retake the Risk Profile Questionnaire to update records.
GCash noted that when it comes to investing in financial markets, returns are not guaranteed. The market value of investments can also decrease depending on market performance. Thus, the funds are not deposits and are not insured by the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC).
The Net Asset Value Per Unit or NAVPU is identified as the unit price of a fund. GCash explained that the product provider computes it by dividing the fund’s overall value by the total number of units the fund has. According to GCash, NAVPU may increase or decrease daily, depending on the fund’s performance in the market.
Currently, there are five investment funds available in GInvest.
• ATRAM Peso Money Market Fund 67 – A Philippine-based fixed-income fund
• ATRAM Total Return Peso Bond Fund 19 – Composed of a variety of Philippine government and corporation bonds
• ATRAM Philippine Equity Smart Index Fund 26 – Invests only in 30 companies composed of the PSEi index
• ATRAM Global Technology Feeder Fund 26 – Invests entirely in equities of technology companies
• ATRAM Global Consumer Trends Feer Fund 14 – Invests entirely in equities based on individual consumer needs
Check out minimum investment amount and risk rating of the GInvest funds below.
Fund | Fund Risk Rating | Min Buy Amount | Min Sell Amount |
---|---|---|---|
ATRAM Peso Money Market Fund | Conservative | PHP 50 | PHP 50 |
ATRAM Total Return Peso Bond Fund | Moderate | PHP 50 | PHP 50 |
ATRAM Philippine Equity Smart Index Fund | Aggressive | PHP 50 | PHP 50 |
ATRAM Global Technology Feeder Fund | Aggressive | PHP 1,000 | PHP 1,000 |
ATRAM Global Consumer Trends Feer Fund | Aggressive | PHP 1,000 | PHP 1,000 |
1. Tap GInvest on the dashboard (if it’s not on the dashboard, you can find it in the ‘show more’ section under Financial Services.)
2. Click on View Investment Products.
3. Select your desired Investment Product then click view details.
4. Tap on “Buy.”
5. Enter your desired amount and click next.
6. Agree to the Terms and Service then tap “Confirm”
7. You will then see the confirmation of your order.
1. Tap GInvest on the dashboard (if it’s not on the dashboard, you can find it in the ‘show more’ section under Financial Services.)
2. Click on View Investment Products.
3. Select the fund that you have an investment in by tapping view details.
4. Tap on “Sell.”
5. Enter the amount you want to sell then tap “Next.”
6. Agree to the Terms and Conditions, then tap “Confirm.”
There is no limit in the amount users can invest in the GInvest funds. However, the outgoing transaction limits for GCash apply to your Buy Orders.
That wraps it up! Those are some of the details about GCash’s new GInvest you might want to know! In case you want to know more, visit the official GCash website 27.
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anonymous says:
Reminder that ATRAM is headed by Michael Ferrer and is closely associated with Maybank, a Malaysian bank. Also, SeedBox looks associated with the Indonesian-based group Indivara
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* https://www.atram.com.ph/about-us/who-we-are
* https://business.inquirer.net/215029/maybank-to-transfer-trust-accounts-to-new-unit
* https://seedbox.ph/about-us
* https://www.linkedin.com/company/indivara-group
Christian says:
Need ba na every month hulugan yung Ginvest? Or once lng?
Roel says:
I made an investment of 7k in GInvest ATRAM Global Technology Feeder Fund and ATRAM Global Consumer Trends Feer Fund. I made a mistake in my SELL Order, suppose I SEL it by 1k denomination, , I intend to correct this mistake, unfortunately, the GInvest system does NOT have this option. So i cannot take my money back. It is getting smaller and smaller. Can anybody can assist me on this?
Jay says:
hello , how to withdraw the atram peso money market fund