Matty vs Liquidity.io

Matty. Helps You Trade and Save. A first-of-its-kind trading platform for all that promotes financial growth and smart money management.

Invest in public and private markets from one app. Liquidity lets you buy and sell stocks, ETFs, crypto and bonds, and invest in private companies, pre-IPO shares, real estate and venture capital. All in one account, with one wallet. PUBLIC MARKETS • Trade stocks, ETFs, crypto and bonds • Live prices, charts and order books • Market, limit and stop-limit orders • Watchlists to follow the assets you care about PRIVATE MARKETS • Invest in private companies and pre-IPO shares • Browse private secondaries: company pages, order books and live listings • Register and verify shares you already own, then list them for sale • Follow every trade step by step, from the data room and documents to e-signing and settlement • Invest in real estate, venture capital and new offerings YOUR WALLET • Separate views for Public and Private markets, and for all of your holdings together • See your cash, holdings and deposits that are still processing • Every transaction shows which market it moved in, including fees on trades • Deposit and withdraw by bank transfer, with clear steps along the way SECURE BY DESIGN • Liquidity Wallet uses multi-party computation (MPC), so no single device or server ever holds your full key • Protect your wallet backup with a passkey and Face ID • Sensitive screens are protected from screen capture VERIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION • Sign up and verify your identity in the app • Complete accreditation in the app. Some private offerings are available only to accredited investors STAY INFORMED • A notifications inbox for orders, trades and account updates • In-app chat with our support team • Portfolio insights: tap your allocation chart to see what each part is worth Securities brokerage services are provided by Liquidity.io LLC, a member of FINRA / SIPC. Liquidity.io does not provide investment advice or recommend any security. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. Private securities are speculative, may be illiquid, and may come with limited company information. Some offerings are available only to eligible or accredited investors. Availability of products may vary by region. See liquidity.io for full disclosures.