1. Sign Up and Get Your Vepel Card.

Answer a few quick questions about yourself and your goals, then pick the right type of investment account for you.

When you open your Vepel account, you will receive a Visa Debit Card as well as a UK bank account number and sort code, making it easy for you to do all of your everyday banking. Additionally, we also offer the following saving accounts types:

• Individual Savings Accounts, which are simply a "Stocks and Shares ISAs". 
• General Investment Accounts, which allow investments to be held outside of tax wrappers such as pensions & ISAs. 
• Self-Invested Personal Pensions, which are tax-efficient retirement accounts available in the UK. 
• Lifetime ISAs, which are investment accounts designed to help those aged 18-39 buy their first home or save for retirement.

2. Invest in what matters to you.

Pick from one of our focused portfolios with recommendations based on your risk appetite and goals.

Vepel has made it easier to invest in the things you believe in with our carefully curated, individual portfolios. Each portfolio has been designed with a goal and a theme in mind. To give an example, for those who love tech, we have portfolios incorporating the Nasdaq ETF. Or maybe you want to support companies who in turn support our environment; in that case, we have portfolios containing the iShares Global Clean Energy ETF. Perhaps you just want to keep it simple and stick with the S&P 500 - that's fine too! In all cases, we allow users to choose which percentage of their portfolio is made up of ETFs and Bonds.

3. Sit back and start Saving.

Choose how much money you would like to keep on hand for bills, emergencies or general spending and allow Vepel to invest your extra cash.

Vepel uses Machine Learning to analyse your incomings and outgoings and calculates the amount you can set aside. This can always be manually changed too, and when it is, our models update accordingly. If you skip or edit auto investments, Vepel will take note and save a bit more or less for you, in the future. The result is, you will never miss the money that is saved. Moreover, if you need a quick top-up or you want to save some more, you can quickly transfer funds from your investment account to your current account and vice versa.

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Sign Up and Get Your Vepel Card.

Answer a few quick questions about yourself and your goals, then pick the right type of saving accounts for you.

We offer all of the following saving account types: Individual Savings Account, which is simply a Stocks and Shares ISA, a General Investment Account which allows investments to be held outside of tax wrappers such as pensions & ISAs. Self-Invested Personal Pension, which is s tax-efficient retirement account available in the U.K. SIPPs give individuals the freedom to allocate their assets in a wide range of investments approved by HMRC. Finally, a lifetime ISA is an investment account designed to help those aged 18-39 buy their first home or save for retirement.

Invest in what matters to you.

Pick from one of our focused portfolios with recommendations based on your risk appetite and goals.

Vepel has made it easier to invest in the things you love with our curated individual fractional shares – because owning a piece of some of the world’s most successful companies should be accessible to everyone. Vepel's impact investing funds let you invest in companies doing their part to make the world a better place. From Clean Energy to Medical Cannabis, join the social and sustainable investing revolution. Choose from our 5 funds and make a positive impact on the world.

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Sit back and start Saving.

Choose how much money you would like to keep on hand for bills, emergencies or general spending and allow Vepel to invest your extra cash.

Vepel uses Machine Learning to analyse your incomings and outgoing and calculates the amount you can set aside. This then can always be manually changed too, and when it is, our models update accordingly, so if you skip or edit saves, Vepel will take note and save you a bit more or less in the future. The result is, you will always have enough. Moreover, if you need a quick top-up or you want to save some more, you can quickly transfer funds from your investment account to your current account and vice versa.