Superhero referral program launches for customers
Superhero, a leading share trading and superannuation platform, has today announced the Superhero referral program for its Australian customers.
The program will see both existing and new, referred Superhero customers be rewarded with an Australian ETF after the new customer funds their Superhero account with A$100 or more within 30 calendar days of signing up.
CEO and Co-Founder of Superhero, John Winters said, “Rather than just driving trading activity, our priority is supporting our customers in reaching successful financial outcomes – and our new referral program will help support this goal.”
“Superhero has grown exponentially since launching in September 2020 and listening to the desires of our 165,000 customers has resulted in a crafted referral program that aligns with their long term goals of wealth creation. ETFs are a great option for those just getting started with investing as they give investors greater visibility to a number of companies and we’re excited to be able to really help kick start Aussies’ investing journeys,” Winters continued.
Existing Superhero users can find their unique referral link in the Profile tab of their individual Superhero account both in app and via a web browser.
Once the referred friend signs up to Superhero using the unique link, creates a valid Superhero trading account and deposits A$100 or more in their Superhero Wallet within 30 days of signing up, Superhero will add one unit of the ETFS Fintech & Blockchain ETF (FTEC) to both the referrer and new customer’s Superhero accounts within two business days.
Head of Distribution of ETF Securities, Kanish Chugh said, “Superhero has rapidly built strong customer loyalty and now its customers will be rewarded with one unit of our ETFS Fintech & Blockchain ETF (FTEC) when they refer their friends and family.”
“ETFs provide a lot of value for investors and are a great option for those just dipping their toes into the world of investing. FTEC in particular offers investors exposure to the world’s leading fintech and blockchain companies including Coinbase, Visa, PayPal and more.”
