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April 12 2019

CapitalRise switches to Goji for client money and ISA management services

Kathryn Gaw Industry News, News, Property CapitalRise, Goji

CAPITALRISE has switched its client money manager and ISA manager to direct lending technology specialist Goji, as part of its “2019 product improvement plan”.

The online property finance platform said that it switched its client money manager on 2 April, meaning investors can now manage their CapitalRise investments and cash balance anywhere, any time via their online account.

“What’s more, when you fund your account for investment, you now have your own CapitalRise personal account number and sort code and can see your funds credited automatically,” the firm added in a blog post on its website.

Read more: Goji to improve payment solutions with Starling partnership

“That means that we can process your investment faster and get your funds invested as soon as possible.”

The changes do not affect any uninvested funds held with the platform, CapitalRise said.

Read more: Goji to offer electronic ISA transfers for IFISAs

The firm, which focuses on prime property, said that the change of ISA manager means that investors have more flexibility now when it comes to managing their ISA money in between investments.

“With our 2019 product improvement plan in full swing, we’re busy making changes to the CapitalRise experience,” the firm said.

“We’ll be rolling out changes to our platform over the course of 2019. We believe these changes should make investing and managing your CapitalRise portfolio even more straightforward.”

Read more: Goji platform adds five new lenders as IFISA transfers soar

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