DriveWealth, a company that offers retail investors around the world access to the U.S. equities market, announced the expansion of its suite of APIs to support investment advisers.

The New Jersey-based company is adding to its flagship investing platform by creating a set of wealth management APIs aimed at helping advisers build portfolios for their clients. The APIs, which are available to U.S. investment advisers and their international customers, will have fractional shares capability and access to U.S. equities.

The APIs offer three tiers of service:

1. Make recommendations to clients, who implement the strategies on their own
2. Make initial recommendations supported by automatic portfolio rebalancing
3. Provide clients with a fully discretionary solution

“[Investment advisers] can streamline their workflow because our Wealth Management APIs seamlessly integrate real-time fractional share technology, allowing advisers to deploy one investment strategy across multiple accounts, regardless of a client’s investable assets,” said Harry Temkin, chief information officer at DriveWealth. “Advisers can choose to manage their clients’ accounts in a discretionary, non-discretionary, or blended environment to create weighted, customized portfolios.”

Founded in 2012, DriveWealth debuted real-time fractional trading at FinovateEurope 2016 in London. Earlier this summer, the company announced partnerships with Credit Ease and CaiGin International, two wealth management firms in China. DriveWealth also disclosed it has agreements in place with “several other” RIAs and wealth managers that will launch in the fall.

The robo-adviser wave rolls on as Finovate Best of Show winner DriveWealth announces that its launch of a new solution designed for Chinese investors called ToumiRA. DriveWealth—partnering with Chinese marketplace-lender and wealth-manager CreditEase to deploy the robo-adviser technology—will serve as the U.S. broker.

“We believe that everyone should have the ability to own a globally diversified portfolio that suits their needs, and the ToumiRA product allows Chinese investors to do just that in a simple and intuitive environment,” DriveWealth Founder and CEO Robert Cortright said. ToumiRA CIO Frank Wang said the partnership will make it possible for investors to have more personalized asset allocations and more diversified portfolios, particularly due to the access to U.S. equities DriveWealth provides.

Pictured (left to right): DriveWealth Chief Information Officer Harry Temkin and Head of Corporate Strategy Michael Fitzgerald demonstrated Real Time Fractional Trading with Passport 2.0 at FinovateEurope 2016 in London.

DriveWealth is the first company to have both the regulatory authority and cloud-based technology to offer access to U.S. equity markets to investors around the world. The company’s full-stack platform enables foreign banks and brokerages to offer customers dollar-based, mobile-first investing with features like real-time, fractional share-trading and best-bid pricing. Read our Finovate Debut post for more on DriveWealth

CreditEase lends to both small businesses and consumers, and is a standing committee member of China’s Internet Finance Industry Association and chairman of Beijing Marketplace Lending Association. The company celebrated its 10th anniversary on May 28. Ning Tang is founder and CEO.

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Chatham, New Jersey, DriveWealth demoed its Real Time Fractional Trading with Passport 2.0 at FinovateEurope 2016. The company has raised more than $8 million in funding, with its most recent investment a $4.4 million Series A on April 2015 led by Route 66 Ventures. Earlier this month, DriveWealth partnered with Technician, giving its investors and traders access to the more than 80 financial indicators and charting options available on the Technician app. The company, which employs more than 30 and has more than 100,000 users in 150 countries, was recognized by Entrepreneur.com as one of five fintech companies “working to better your investing future.”

Fresh off its Best of Show winning performance at FinovateEurope, DriveWealth has signed a new partnership that will make it possible for Australian investors to get access to American stocks

DriveWealth’s partner is Stoxs, a financial technology company based in Silverwater, New South Wales, whose investing platform is geared toward new and millennial Australian investors.

Speaking about the partnership, DriveWealth’s CEO and founder Robert Cortright referenced the millennial focus of Stoxs. “As wealth is transferred to the millennial generation, it is increasingly important to offer investing tools and solutions that cater to the digital, mobile lifestyle,” he said. Cortright emphasized the importance of both mobility and affordability when it came to bringing access to popular, widely traded U.S. stocks to millennial investors.

Pictured: Michael Fitzgerald, head of corporate strategy for DriveWealth, demoing his company’s Brokerage-as-a-Service platform at FinovateSpring 2015.

Kheang Ly, Stoxs founder and CEO, spoke to this point in his statement about the partnership with DriveWealth. “Investors use Facebook every day, go to the gym in their favorite pair of Nike sneakers, drink coffee at Starbucks and pay for things with PayPal,” he explained, “so individuals everywhere should have access to invest in these iconic brands.”

DriveWealth is a full stack, Brokerage-as-a-Service platform that leverages apps like Passport and Atlas, as well as APIs, to enable investors overseas to trade and invest in U.S. stocks. The company provides everything from customer onboarding to account funding to customers in more than 135 countries around the world. DriveWealth’s partners are able to offer their customers equities-trading for as little as $2.99 per trade ($4.95 in China) in popular American stocks like Nike and Starbucks.

Read more about DriveWealth in their Finovate Debuts feature from last fall. Developers can learn more about the company’s APIs at its developer page.

DriveWealth was recently featured by Let’s Talk Payments in a look at millennials and investing. In January, the company partnered with StockRadar to give Chinese investors access to U.S. stocks. And late last year, DriveWealth added Carlo Macchi as Director of Global Accounts.

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Chatham, New Jersey, DriveWealth demonstrated real-time fractional trading with its Passport 2.0 solution at FinovateEurope 2016 last month.