FR
ENThe Stock Market (stocks, bonds, ETFs)
Invest in global markets from $10, from your smartphone.
- Access to markets in Europe, the Americas, and Asia
- Top up by bank card, bank transfer, or cryptocurrency
- Support from opening your account to tracking your positions
Context
Global stock market capitalization reaches $166 trillion in 2026, including $1.2 trillion for Africa. The stock market is a marketplace where companies and states raise funds from investors, institutional or individual. It already exists in French-speaking Africa, with the BVMAC in Central Africa and the BRVM in West Africa.
Problem
In French-speaking Africa, financial literacy isn't taught in school or university, and few people know how to get started. The BVMAC isn't yet accessible from $10, and the BRVM remains harder to access.
Solution
Partners that let you get started from $10, wherever you are, on regulated markets, with an app, low fees, and investment ideas. Three tools: stocks (capital gains and dividends), bonds (you lend to a state or a company and receive coupons), and ETFs (a basket of stocks that spreads the risk, for example the Nasdaq or the CAC 40).
Amazon, listed since 1997
About 30% annualized return since its IPO. Illustrates the power of compound interest.
Sonatel, listed on the BRVM since 1998
About 5.7% in dividends per year for 20 years, while keeping its capital. Illustrates dividends.
Stocks, bonds, and ETFs can lose value. You may lose all or part of the capital invested. The Amazon and Sonatel examples are past performance.
Chiffres clés
- Entry ticket: from $10 (6,000 XAF)
- Global stock market capitalization: $166 trillion in 2026; Africa: $1.2 trillion
- Accessible markets: Europe, the Americas, Asia; BVMAC, BRVM "coming soon"
- Top up your account by bank card, bank transfer, or cryptocurrency
