Birdwingo Revolutionizes Financial Education for European Teens
May 3, 2024, 3:32 pm
Birdwingo
Total raised: $1.28M
Birdwingo, a fintech company based in New York and Prague, is on a mission to empower young Europeans to take control of their financial futures. With a recent funding of €1.2 million, the company is set to disrupt the traditional approach to financial education for teenagers.
Birdwingo's innovative platform allows teens aged 11-17 to start investing in real stocks and ETFs under the supervision of their parents. By creating a "Duolingo for finance" academy, Birdwingo makes learning about investing, budgeting, and scam awareness engaging and interactive for young users.
The company's co-founders, Adam and Andrej Hano, recognized the gap in financial education for teens and saw the need for a safe and educational platform that could guide young investors in making responsible financial decisions. With Birdwingo, parents can set investment restrictions, approve trades, and track their children's progress, all while enhancing their own financial knowledge.
Birdwingo's partnership with high schools and non-profits further expands its reach and impact, ensuring that more young Europeans have access to essential financial skills. By combining theoretical knowledge with real-world practice, Birdwingo is paving the way for a new era of financially savvy investors in Europe.
The funding from Bienville Capital, other founders, and bank executives is a testament to the potential of Birdwingo's platform to revolutionize financial education for teenagers. With its user-friendly interface and focus on safety and education, Birdwingo is poised to empower the next generation of investors in Europe.
Birdwingo's innovative platform allows teens aged 11-17 to start investing in real stocks and ETFs under the supervision of their parents. By creating a "Duolingo for finance" academy, Birdwingo makes learning about investing, budgeting, and scam awareness engaging and interactive for young users.
The company's co-founders, Adam and Andrej Hano, recognized the gap in financial education for teens and saw the need for a safe and educational platform that could guide young investors in making responsible financial decisions. With Birdwingo, parents can set investment restrictions, approve trades, and track their children's progress, all while enhancing their own financial knowledge.
Birdwingo's partnership with high schools and non-profits further expands its reach and impact, ensuring that more young Europeans have access to essential financial skills. By combining theoretical knowledge with real-world practice, Birdwingo is paving the way for a new era of financially savvy investors in Europe.
The funding from Bienville Capital, other founders, and bank executives is a testament to the potential of Birdwingo's platform to revolutionize financial education for teenagers. With its user-friendly interface and focus on safety and education, Birdwingo is poised to empower the next generation of investors in Europe.