Thndr offers retail investing in Egypt across stocks, mutual funds, gold, and savings products. The site says it is licensed by the Financial Regulatory Authority and supports local funding methods, including bank transfer, Instapay, Vodafone Cash, and debit card. It also provides an investing simulator and educational content for new investors.
Co-founder, CEO
Thndr operates in the MENA region's wealthtech sector, primarily competing with Baraka and Sarwa.
Baraka: Founded in 2020, Baraka targets millennial retail investors and allows trading on the US stock exchange. It emphasizes financial education and offers a low commission structure. Baraka plans to expand its services to local exchanges, which may attract users interested in both international and local investment opportunities.
Sarwa: Launched in 2018, Sarwa functions as a digital financial advisor, providing various investment products, including a Shariah-compliant portfolio. This service appeals to users looking for tailored investment solutions and financial guidance.
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Revenue from transactional fees, custody fees, and distribution fees from asset managers.
Thndr primarily focuses on the financial services industry, specifically as an app-based investment platform that allows users to invest in stocks, bonds, and funds.