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Splint Invest Expands Access to Alternative Assets with Strong Growth and Data-Driven Strategy
Splint Invest, a Swiss fintech platform, offers fractional investments in alternative assets, surpassing 850 assets worth over €50 million and serving 38,000 users. Using data-driven selection and AI, it has delivered average net returns of 25%. While expanding across Europe, the company highlights risks like illiquidity and complex valuation in this market.
Splint Invest, a Swiss-based fintech platform focused on fractional investments in artworks, rare collectibles, and alternative assets, has announced that it has launched more than 850 assets with a combined value exceeding €50 million.
With a community of around 38,000 users, the company has developed an ecosystem that enables smaller investors to access opportunities typically reserved for high-net-worth individuals.
Splint Invest’s primary markets are Switzerland and France, followed by Germany and the United Kingdom
Italy has emerged as one of the fastest-growing countries for the platform, where the company now aims to accelerate its expansion while also developing new solutions tailored for B2B partners.
The company’s model is built on a data-driven approach that integrates financial expertise, specialized knowledge of asset categories, and advanced technology. Splint Invest employs an in-house team of financial analysts who collaborate closely with industry experts across each asset class. In addition, the platform uses artificial intelligence tools to assist in evaluating and selecting investment opportunities.
According to Aurelio Perucca, CEO and co-founder of Splint Invest, this combination enables the company to identify high-quality assets and aim for performance that exceeds market benchmarks, while maintaining strong standards of rigor and transparency.
Splint Invest offers access to a range of physical assets, including fine wines, luxury watches, memorabilia, and collectibles. As a financial intermediary regulated in Switzerland, Splint Invest is responsible for selecting and acquiring these assets before dividing them into fractional shares that are made available to investors on its platform. This approach has already delivered measurable results.
Over the past two years, Splint reports an average net return of 25 percent, with an average holding period of approximately 15 months. Returns generated from completed investments have already been distributed to users.
One notable transaction involved the sale of a sealed Pokémon Japanese Base Set Booster Box. The asset was acquired in August 2025 for approximately €43,000 and later sold in March 2026 for €70,000, resulting in a net return on investment of over 60 percent in just seven months. The investment strategy was based on anticipating a rise in value linked to Pokémon’s 30th anniversary in 2026, highlighting how awareness of cultural and collector trends can play a significant role in this market.
Despite these successes, Splint Invest emphasizes the risks associated with such investments. One key risk is illiquidity, as these assets often require extended holding periods and may take years to sell. For this reason, the platform advises users to invest only capital that is not needed in the short term and provides estimated timelines for each asset.
Another challenge is valuation, as determining the true worth of these assets can be complex due to the absence of liquid markets and reliance on limited data and estimation models. The company’s stated objective is to make high-quality alternative assets accessible while maintaining transparency, careful selection, and appropriate evaluation tools.
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