September 4, 2024 | 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines — DragonFi Securities Inc., the stock brokerage arm of Edgar “Injap” Sia’s DoubleDragon Corp., is introducing a new feature within the Maya app to make stock trading in the country easy and accessible.
The new feature called DragonFi Lite was launched to enhance the investing experience of users through innovative features such as zero minimum deposit, zero fees for cash in and cash out, real time digital account opening and trading anytime.
“The launch of DragonFi Lite marks a pivotal moment in our mission to expand our user base through strategic partnerships. By collaborating with Maya, we are making investing accessible to a broader audience, solidifying our commitment to financial inclusion in the Philippines,” Sia said.
DragonFi Lite is a streamlined version of the DragonFi 2.0 Mobile app tailored for Maya users keen on exploring stock trading.
DragonFi said its strategic collaboration with Maya, a leader in digital financial services, ensures a smooth and efficient stock trading experience that will make investing more accessible and user-friendly for everyone.
“DragonFi Lite is a game-changer for stock trading in the Philippines. Our mission is to make investing easy and accessible,” DragonFi CEO and co-founder Jon Carlo Lim said.
Lim said that by offering no minimum deposits and no fees for cash-ins, DragonFi is opening up investment opportunities for all Filipinos.
“Partnering with Maya, the leading digital banking app with over 50 million users, underscores our dedication to providing a seamless investing experience. This initiative specifically targets Maya users who are new to investing, addressing the fact that only 1.8 percent of the total working population currently invests in Philippine stocks,” he said.
As a financial institution, DragonFi offers innovative and user-friendly trading and investment solutions.
Leveraging technology to empower investors, the company is committed to enhancing the investing experience for Filipinos, promoting financial literacy and fostering a culture of investment in the country.
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