Wealthyhood secures £5.5m to expand wealth building app for younger investors

Wealthyhood, a London-based wealth-building platform, has raised an estimated £5.5m in its latest funding round. The company, which was incorporated in 2019, provides a mobile application designed to help millennials and Gen-Z investors build long-term wealth through commission-free stocks, ETFs, and high-yield savings accounts.

The £5.5m investment (filed in May 2026) follows a £2.6m round completed in November 2025. Previous funding history for the firm includes a £158.9k raise in December 2022 at a valuation of £14.2m and a £524.9k round in March 2022 at a £3m valuation. Earlier rounds in 2021 and 2020 saw valuations rise from £993.2k to £2.5m.

Wealthyhood aims to simplify the investment process for individuals regardless of their prior experience or capital. Its platform features an AI-powered portfolio builder and a knowledge ecosystem containing more than 50 interactive lessons and daily market analyses. Users can invest in fractional shares starting from £1 and utilize an Autopilot feature to automate monthly investments and portfolio rebalancing.

Financial records for the year ended 30 September 2024 listed two employees, while current LinkedIn data shows a headcount of 25 staff members. The company also operates Savings Vaults, which are high-yield accounts offering market-linked interest rates on cash balances.

The firm is headquartered in London and maintains a regulated European entity, Wealthyhood Europe AEPEY, which is authorized by the Hellenic Capital Markets Commission. This structure allows the company to provide investment services and financial education tools across its target demographics.