Satispay Enters Investments with Flexible, Fee-Free Money Market Product

Satispay, the Italian fintech unicorn, has entered the world of investments. Its first product available in this area is the “ Remunerated Salvadanaio,” aimed at making the liquidity in current accounts profitable.

The new product is based on a mutual money market fund with a class created in collaboration with Amundi, the leading European asset manager among the top 10 operators worldwide and with 2,250 billion euros under management, which will allow you to invest without minimum amounts, with funds redeemable the next working day and taxation managed by Satispay through a partner.

Salvadanaio remunerato will offer a return that as of 5 May 2025 is estimated at 2.24% annualized, net of fund costs and gross of taxes. The costs are 0.17% (including Satispay commissions equal to 0%, until 6 November 2025). The product does not have a minimum investment threshold or activation costs, limits or restrictions.

Further financial products are already under development and will be released by Satispay by the end of the summer, building an offer that meets the needs of different types of investors, with different objectives and time horizons.

To pursue these objectives and to enable the development of all investment solutions with the highest security standards on the market, Satispay – through its subsidiary Satispay Invest SA – has obtained authorization to operate as an investment firm from the CSSF, the Luxembourg financial sector supervisory commission.

Satispay debuts “Remunerated Salvadanaio” with 2.24% returns, no fees, and daily liquidity, marking its entry into investments

“We started by simplifying payments and we want to do the same with the world of investments. When we introduced the Savings feature in 2018, we immediately saw great enthusiasm from our users and now – with more than 1 million people who have put aside savings of over €250,000,000 in their piggy banks over time – we are ready to take the next step together with them.”

“With our first product, we want to give our current users, and other Italians who will become users, a concrete tool to enhance their liquidity and savings in a simple, transparent and flexible way. It is only the first phase of a broader journey, with which we want to help democratize access to tools that give greater value to people’s money to change a culture historically oriented towards saving and too little towards investing”, said Alberto Dalmasso , co-founder and CEO of Satispay.

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