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Wealth Migrate Featured on Kpmg’s Global 2016 FINTECH100 List

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on November 1, 2016

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Last updated: January 22, 2026

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Ranked #41, global investment marketplace Wealth Migrate offers investors direct access to global real estate investments, from as little as $100

Wealth Migrate was selected as the only South African company to be featured in the Top 50 of KPMG’s 2016 Fintech100 List. A collaborative effort between KPMG and H2 Ventures, the exclusive report offers an in-depth look into those global companies taking advantage of technology and driving disruption within the financial services industry.

Wealth Migrate is an online real estate investment marketplace giving investors direct access to exclusive opportunities in premier markets around the world. The company participates in every deal alongside investors, ensuring their security and peace of mind are held in the highest regard.

Ranked #41 on KPMG’s list, Wealth Migrate is revolutionizing a previously opaque, conservative industry through cutting edge technology to achieve efficiencies of scale, provide transparency in transactions, and serve as a single hub for real estate investors to manage their global portfolios. The marketplace’s management team fills the funding gaps present in many prime real estate markets by harnessing the power and wisdom of the crowd.

“FinTech innovation is coming from all corners of the globe, and it is exciting to see that the emerging markets are the ones who are actually leading the way,” said Scott Picken, founder and CEO of Wealth Migrate. “The reason for this is they are solving challenges, which are real necessities in people’s lives who have no other solutions. I want to thank the teams at H2 and KPMG for this very global perspective.”

The selection of Wealth Migrate to KPMG’s FinTech 100 List was a result of extensive global research and analysis based on data relating to: total capital raised, rate of capital raising, geographic diversity, and sectorial diversity. According to KPMG’s report, Wealth Migrate demonstrates “a commitment to excellence, superior customer experience, and a demonstrated ability to do something in a market better than anyone else.”

Wealth Migrate is in the process of becoming the global capital raising venue and secondary market for all online property investments, and in 2016, the company has gone from strength to strength. Recently, Wealth Migrate placed in the top three at the first ever African FinTech Awards, held in Johannesburg in early October. Wealth Migrate also successfully integrated blockchain as part of its online investment marketplace, another global first for the company. The move significantly enhanced security and privacy protections for investors around the globe. In another bold move, Wealth Migrate announced the recent listing of securities in real estate investments with Trop-X, the licensed Seychelles Securities Exchange.

Ranked #41, global investment marketplace Wealth Migrate offers investors direct access to global real estate investments, from as little as $100

Wealth Migrate was selected as the only South African company to be featured in the Top 50 of KPMG’s 2016 Fintech100 List. A collaborative effort between KPMG and H2 Ventures, the exclusive report offers an in-depth look into those global companies taking advantage of technology and driving disruption within the financial services industry.

Wealth Migrate is an online real estate investment marketplace giving investors direct access to exclusive opportunities in premier markets around the world. The company participates in every deal alongside investors, ensuring their security and peace of mind are held in the highest regard.

Ranked #41 on KPMG’s list, Wealth Migrate is revolutionizing a previously opaque, conservative industry through cutting edge technology to achieve efficiencies of scale, provide transparency in transactions, and serve as a single hub for real estate investors to manage their global portfolios. The marketplace’s management team fills the funding gaps present in many prime real estate markets by harnessing the power and wisdom of the crowd.

“FinTech innovation is coming from all corners of the globe, and it is exciting to see that the emerging markets are the ones who are actually leading the way,” said Scott Picken, founder and CEO of Wealth Migrate. “The reason for this is they are solving challenges, which are real necessities in people’s lives who have no other solutions. I want to thank the teams at H2 and KPMG for this very global perspective.”

The selection of Wealth Migrate to KPMG’s FinTech 100 List was a result of extensive global research and analysis based on data relating to: total capital raised, rate of capital raising, geographic diversity, and sectorial diversity. According to KPMG’s report, Wealth Migrate demonstrates “a commitment to excellence, superior customer experience, and a demonstrated ability to do something in a market better than anyone else.”

Wealth Migrate is in the process of becoming the global capital raising venue and secondary market for all online property investments, and in 2016, the company has gone from strength to strength. Recently, Wealth Migrate placed in the top three at the first ever African FinTech Awards, held in Johannesburg in early October. Wealth Migrate also successfully integrated blockchain as part of its online investment marketplace, another global first for the company. The move significantly enhanced security and privacy protections for investors around the globe. In another bold move, Wealth Migrate announced the recent listing of securities in real estate investments with Trop-X, the licensed Seychelles Securities Exchange.