1 million euro financing round for fintech Vickii

Vickii has successfully raised 1 million euros in its first financing round. The company has developed a platform that aims to strengthen the financial literacy of Generation Z.

Münster - Vickii, the first fintech startup for Gen-Z, has successfully completed its first round of financing and raised 1 million euros. The platform offers over 3,500 shares and ETFs and aims to promote financial literacy and independence among the younger generation.

Generation Z has a desire for financial freedom, but many of them impulsively invest in shares without sufficient knowledge. The platform aims to provide young people with easy-to-understand access to the stock market. The team behind Vickii aims to make a lasting change in investment behavior, especially in Gen-Z, and fill a gap in the financial sector.

Especially in such dynamic times, we feel called to create equal opportunities and an easy path to financial freedom for all. We enable the younger generation to invest in their own future in a decisive and successful way.

Lukas Söllner, co-founder of Vickii

Traditional financial platforms are often complicated and intimidating for beginners. Vickii, on the other hand, takes a new approach based on data-driven trading information and an interactive user interface. The goal is to provide not only educational information, but also a fun and engaging experience.

One of the challenges many young investors face is a lack of basic financial knowledge. At Vickii, the focus is on providing in-depth background knowledge, including information on the mechanics of stock trading and long-term strategic directions. The main aim is to present the financial data for shares and ETFs in a detailed and understandable way. The app enables users to learn in-depth financial knowledge in an entertaining and interactive way in order to make better informed investment decisions.

Deliberate naming

Vickii aims to encourage the younger generation to take control of their finances and not invest blindly. By combining data-based knowledge and Gen-Z user habits, Vickii is paving the way for a new generation of investors. The name Vickii was deliberately chosen to differentiate itself from traditional fintech names and reflect the dynamism and youth of the company. The startup was founded by Lukas Söllner, Alexander Brils, Maurice Moosmann and Jai Bheeman in Münster.

With the successful financing round, Vickii now plans to drive forward its development and expansion in order to continue contributing to the financial education of Generation Z. The investors in the financing round were not disclosed.