Get To Know Axare
Investing made accessible and easy
for the rest of us
AxaCo Limited is a fintech company based in the greater Washington DC area striving for global financial inclusion using blockchain technology. We are proud to provide unprecedented access to the digital financial world to those who are disproportionally left behind in much of the third world today, starting with Bangladesh.
Axare is a service by AxaCo developed with the youth in mind. It is a social media app where you can trade stocks and invest with friends. It essentially serves as a gateway for populations in emerging markets to invest in Fortune 500 companies and protect their hard earned money from inflation and make more with US dollar backed assets.
Message From Our Founders
Oddly enough, the stigma behind trading stocks that it is somehow the most complex way old people make money is still prevalent in present times. This fear of complexity and lack of access to the right resources turn away young people from taking advantage of the many opportunities investing can provide. As college students, we can confirm we went through all that fear and confusion only to find out that the broken system was never designed with the youth in mind.
We are developing Axare so nobody has to begin with “when I am older I will…” when talking about investing or managing their finances. The time is now. It is basic social media that we are all so familiar with except in Axare, you mess around and make money with friends. Axare makes stocks fun. It doesn’t get any better than this.
Traditionally, those from previous generations who feel too comfortable in convention, are not as accepting of change. The one group that is always looking to explore new frontiers is motivated young people. Therefore, as we continue to help unbanked and underserved individuals in emerging markets make it out of the cash economy and into the digital economy, including the youth in the process remains our focus.
We aim to engage fellow youth and substantially increase youth participation in the financial world. This is a significant demographic that often does not come up in discussions of financial inclusion. This must change.
– Rakib & Mo