Quantifeed QEngine Digital Wealth Platform

Quantifeed is a wealth technology company with offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, London and Tokyo that helps banks, insurers and asset managers offer digital wealth management, which it calls wealthcare. It addresses the cost of serving mass-affluent and private clients with personalised portfolios through manual processes.

Its core QEngine platform is built on API-first microservices and connects to existing banking systems through Integration Acceleration Technology. Modules cover accounts and investor profiling, instruments and portfolio construction, position monitoring and rebalancing, pre-trade checks, order generation and settlement, a ledger for reconciliations and corporate actions, and reporting and fee management. It powers customer-direct, advisor-led and discretionary channels and can be deployed in the cloud, on-premise or hybrid. Partner logos include DBS, HSBC, Fidelity International, BBVA, Chubb and Kiatnakin Phatra.

• Investor profiling: Manages users, accounts, entities and risk profiles.
• Portfolio construction: Builds model portfolios with analytics, advice models and research content.
• Position monitoring: Reviews positions and triggers rebalancing actions.
• Trading: Runs pre-trade checks, order generation, execution algorithms and settlement.
• Ledger: Handles reconciliations, corporate actions and transaction accounting.
• Flexible deployment: Runs in the cloud, on-premise or in hybrid setups via APIs.

A Vietnamese bank can launch model-portfolio investing in fund certificates for priority customers. A securities company can give its brokers an advisory workstation with rebalancing and reporting. An insurer can digitise portfolio management for investment-linked products.

Institutions can add automation to advisory and discretionary services without rebuilding their core banking infrastructure. One platform serves self-directed customers, relationship managers and portfolio managers, so new investment products and channels can be launched faster. Maker-checker controls, logging and authentication support bank-grade governance.

Banks across Asia are shifting from product sales to advice-led wealth management for growing affluent segments, while regulators push for suitability and transparency. API-first wealth platforms let them scale personalised portfolios and discretionary mandates without large back-office teams.

Co-founded by Alex Ypsilanti (CEO) and Ross Milward (CTO); offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, London and Tokyo. Raised a Series C led by HSBC Alternatives in 2022, acquired London-based ALPIMA in 2022 and partnered with Thought Machine in July 2024 for private banking.