PayPay Launches “PayPay Automated Investment”
PayPay and PayPay Securities have launched “PayPay Automated Investment,” a service that allows users to select suitable products from two…
PayPay and PayPay Securities have launched “PayPay Automated Investment,” a service that allows users to select suitable products from two carefully chosen mutual funds by PayPay Securities and set up regular investments in just a few steps through the “PayPay” cashless payment service.
“PayPay Automated Investment” makes it easier for those interested in asset management but hesitant to take the first step due to uncertainties about which stocks to buy or how to start regular investments. The service offers two mutual funds carefully selected by PayPay Securities: “Capital World Stock Fund” and “eMAXIS/PayPay Securities Global Balance.”
Users can access “PayPay Automated Investment” immediately by tapping its icon in the PayPay app.
To celebrate the launch, PayPay is conducting the “PayPay Automated Investment Launch Campaign to Support Regular Investment.” During the campaign period, users who make regular investments of 100 yen or more in eligible products through “PayPay Asset Management” or “PayPay Automated Investment” will receive PayPay points worth 1% of their monthly investment amount (up to 700 points/month). Additionally, selected users through a lottery can receive PayPay points worth up to 100% of their investment amount (maximum 100,000 points/month).
PayPay Securities acts as a distributor, while investment trusts are established and managed by respective management companies.
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