Products and services
Four services, one account, one advisor. Inves 21 covers AI-assisted share portfolios, digital-asset investing, the analysis engine behind both, and a personal support layer that stays with you from the first call. Start with the overview below, then read the page for whichever part answers your situation.
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Four services, one account
Every service runs on the same rand account, the same fee tables, and the same advisor relationship. There is nothing to bundle and nothing extra to buy into.
AI-assisted stocks
Share portfolios screened and rebalanced by the engine across JSE and international listings, inside limits agreed with your advisor. From R 4,500.
Cryptocurrencies
BTC, ETH, and a short watchlist in a rand-funded account, with clear custody rules and the engine reading a market that never closes.
Artificial intelligence
The analysis engine itself: what it reads, how signals form, where the desk steps in, and the honest limits of automation.
Personal support
A named advisor from the first call, help with funding, settings, and statements, and written answers when the question matters.
How the services work together
The engine is the centre of the system, and the other three services are arranged around it. On the shares side it screens and rebalances portfolios across JSE and international listings; on the digital-asset side it tracks a short watchlist through a market that trades every hour of every day. The same signal discipline, position sizing, and volatility filters apply to both, which is why a client's risk limits mean the same thing in each market.
The support layer wraps around everything. Your advisor records the scope and limits that the engine operates within, walks you through funding by Ozow EFT or card, reviews the monthly statements with you, and tells you plainly when a setting has drifted out of date for your situation. Clients who want a second opinion on a decision, or a first explanation of a statement line, use the advisor rather than guessing quietly.
You can use one service or several, and the mix can change. A shares-only scope, a digital-asset sleeve, or both under agreed limits are all normal configurations, and narrowing or pausing a scope is a settings conversation, not an exit interview. What stays constant is the structure: rules agreed in writing, an engine that follows them without mood, and a person whose job is to keep the rules honest. Every service carries investment risk, described without decoration on the risk disclosure page.