Investment fintech firm Saxo has launched AutoInvest in Singapore, offering an automated savings plan that allows clients to invest a preset amount into a selection of exchange-traded funds ( ETFs ) every month.

The launch coincides with the company’s 20th anniversary in the city-state.

AutoInvest is available to anyone with a Saxo account. A client inputs a monthly investment amount, and selects up to 10 ETFs from a list of over 100 ETFs. Then, they connect a source of funding to complete the setup.

Once activated, AutoInvest automatically processes investments every month, helping clients stay invested without the need for manual intervention. Clients are able to edit, start or stop AutoInvest at any time. No commission is charged for all the ETF buys.

Traditionally, investors have relied on mutual funds or managed portfolios, which often charge fees that compound over time and reduce returns. “AutoInvest removes this cost drag by offering diversification and disciplined investing without high fees,” Saxo says. “With no minimum investment, no lock‑in period, and access to fractional investing, clients gain flexibility while benefiting from a trusted investment platform.”