Every term in writing. Every movement on the record.
InvexAssets brings published investment plans, a ledger-backed wallet, maturity tracking and reviewed withdrawals into one private account — with every figure calculated by the platform.
- Returns calculated on the server from published terms
- The terms you accept stay fixed on your record
- Withdrawals reviewed by people — larger ones by two
Market reference
Market centrePublished terms
Plans on this page are read live from the same published versions you'd accept in your account.
Ledger balances
Every balance is derived from a double-entry ledger. Nothing is typed in by hand.
Reviewed withdrawals
People review payouts. Amounts above a set threshold need two different approvers.
Protected sign-in
Email verification, sign-in alerts and two-step verification guard sensitive actions.
Four steps, and every status visible.
Learn first, fund through the current method, choose a published plan, then follow everything from one dashboard.
Learn
Read the guides and try the calculator. Nothing on this site moves money.
Start with the guidesFund
Sign in and use the deposit method shown in your account at that moment.
How deposits workInvest
Choose a published plan, preview the server-calculated payout, then confirm.
How investing worksTrack
Follow status, maturity dates, statements and alerts from your dashboard.
What each status means
Find plans that fit what you have in mind.
Three answers narrow the published plans to the ones that match. It shows why the others don't, so nothing is hidden.
Open plans, read live from the platform.
There's no separate marketing list to fall out of date. What you see is exactly what's published to client accounts.
How to read a planCapital is at risk. A stated rate is a plan term, not a guarantee. Market data elsewhere on this page never changes a plan's calculation.
See the payout before you sign in.
The calculator asks the platform's contract engine — the same one behind the in-account preview. No rate is invented in your browser.
The whole journey, before you press confirm.
Create and verify your account
Use details you control, verify your email and turn on two-step verification.
Read the published plan
Check the minimum, term, return method, management fee and risk label.
Fund your wallet
Use only the deposit destination shown in your account when you fund.
Preview, confirm, track
The platform calculates the payout. Your record keeps the terms you accepted.
Funding guidance that prevents the costly mistakes.
Bank or crypto, the deposit page in your account is the only source of the destination, currency, network and minimum. Run through this before you send.
Before you send money
0 of 5 checkedMarket context nearby. Your contract kept separate.
Charts and exchange hours help explain the world around a decision. They're third-party reference data and never change a plan's terms.
Open the market centreExchange hours, right now
Reading the time…
Regular weekday sessions in each exchange's local time. Public holidays and early closes aren't shown.
A global view, kept in its place.
Currencies, indices, gold and crypto move every second. Your plan doesn't — it follows the terms recorded when you confirmed.
- Currencies
- EUR, GBP and JPY against the dollar
- Crypto
- Bitcoin and Ether
- Benchmarks
- S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and gold
Money movement deserves more care than browsing a chart.
Sensitive actions sit behind authenticated, server-side checks. Two habits do the rest: strong account security, and checking every destination before you send.
Server-side checks
Balances, deposits and withdrawals are authorised on the server for every request.
Two-step verification
A second code from an authenticator app, with offline backup codes.
Session control
See signed-in devices and sign the others out in one step.
Protected destinations
Deposit details appear only after sign-in; payout destinations are a sensitive change.
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Tick what's true for you
Your result updates as you go, with the most important fixes first.
Your answers stay on this page and aren't saved or sent anywhere.
Know what every status means — and what to do next.
The same labels you'll see in your account, in the order they happen. Select a step to read it in plain language.
Your wallet is credited only at the final step. Everything before it is waiting or checking.
You've opened a deposit and chosen a method. No money has moved.
What to do: Copy the destination details exactly as shown.
Other outcomes
Plan the contributions. Leave returns out of it.
Two planners for the part you control. Neither assumes any growth, so the numbers are honest by design.
Goal planner
Spread the gap to a target evenly across the months you have. No investment return is assumed.
Contributions only — this doesn't predict or include any investment performance.
Recurring planner
See what a steady schedule adds up to before you commit to one.
A funding schedule, not an automatic order and not a return projection.
Short reads for better decisions.
Practical notes on the moments where mistakes usually happen.
A chart is not a contract
Live prices are useful context, but they never touch the terms you accept. Here's how to keep the two apart when you're deciding.
Read the guide- Safety
The five-second address check
Clipboard malware can replace a wallet address after you copy it. Comparing the full value before you send can help catch a mismatch before funds leave your wallet.
- Plans
Reading the fee line
“10% of gross return” is not 10% of your money. A worked example of how fees, gross and net returns relate.
- Funding
Same asset, different network
USDT on one network isn't interchangeable with USDT on another. Why the network field matters as much as the address.
- Planning
A schedule you can keep
What a recurring plan shows — and deliberately doesn't — before you commit to one.
Plain-language guides for every step.
Eight guides cover investing, funding, plan terms, fees, networks, withdrawals, markets and security.
- How to investFrom account setup to plan review, funding, confirmation and maturity tracking.
- How to depositBank and crypto funding steps, references, networks and what happens during review.
- Understand investment plansMinimums, term, return method, management fee, risk label and maturity.
- Fees and returnsHow gross return, the management fee and net return fit together on a payout.
- Crypto networksWhy the asset and the network must both match before you send anything.
- WithdrawalsPayout destinations, review stages, reserved balances and tracking a payout.
- Market basicsHow live market reference data differs from the terms of your plan.
- Risk and securityCapital risk, two-step verification, sign-in alerts and safer funding habits.
Questions worth asking first.
Clear expectations prevent most funding and investment mistakes.
Where do the plans on this site come from?
They're read live from the platform. Only plans an administrator has published appear, and you see the same published version you would accept in your account.
Plans and returnsHow is a plan's return calculated?
From the plan's published return method, rate, term and management fee. The public calculator calls the same server-side engine as the in-account preview — nothing is estimated in your browser.
Plans and returnsCan a plan's terms change after I invest?
Not for your investment. The plan version you accept is recorded when you confirm. Later edits to a plan apply only to new investments.
Plans and returnsDoes a market chart affect my plan's return?
No. Market widgets are third-party reference data. Your contract is calculated only from the plan's published terms.
Plans and returnsIs my return guaranteed?
No. Capital is at risk with every plan, and a stated rate is not a guarantee. Read the risk disclosure before investing.
Plans and returnsWhere should I send a deposit?
Only to the destination shown inside your signed-in deposit page at the moment you fund. Methods can change, so never reuse details from an old message or screenshot.
DepositsWhy is my deposit still pending?
Deposits move from waiting for your transfer, to waiting for confirmation, to being checked. Your wallet is credited only when the deposit is approved. The status guide explains each step.
DepositsOpen an account when you're ready.
Opening an account doesn't move any money. Fund it, review current plans and track each investment through maturity — on your schedule.