Hoxton Wealth App Hits $10 Billion In Assets Tracked Worldwide

There’s no shortage of fintech apps promising to help people “take control” of their money. But very few can prove they’re actually becoming a serious global platform for wealth management.

Hoxton Wealth, the Dubai-headquartered international financial advisory and wealth management firm, just hit a major milestone.

As of this month, the company is tracking $10 billion USD in assets worldwide through its app.

And this isn’t a vague marketing metric. It represents the total value of assets that users are managing and monitoring through the Hoxton Wealth app, giving a clearer picture of how much financial activity is flowing through the platform.

In a world where trust is everything in finance, that number matters. It signals not just scale, but adoption, confidence and the growing demand for digital tools that help people view their wealth in one place.

A Rapid Rise Since Launch

Since launching in April 2023, the Hoxton Wealth app has grown to 13,500 users, spread across the world. That global distribution is one of the most interesting parts of the story, because it shows the platform isn’t dependent on one market or demographic.

Most of the app’s user base are Hoxton clients, though as the business points out – anyone can manage their finances through it. Those regularly using the platform are split across Europe and the Middle East (two-thirds), with a significant contingent of users in North America and Oceania.

This kind of geographic diversity is a strong indicator that Hoxton Wealth is tapping into a global trend: the internationally mobile and expats want financial tools that travel with them, rather than being locked into one banking system or a single country’s financial ecosystem.

And as wealth becomes increasingly global, the demand for global financial visibility is rising too.

Hoxton Wealth CEO, Chris Ball, explains: “The app was specifically designed to allow anyone to track their net worth even if they aren’t Hoxton clients – so it’s more than a client portal.

“From day one, we wanted the Hoxton Wealth app to be a standalone wealth visibility platform, with the kind of functionality and consolidation of holdings, performance and progress that many traditional financial institutions still struggle to offer.”

WealthFlow and the Shift Toward Financial Forecasting

Beyond tracking, Hoxton Wealth is also investing in future-focused financial planning tools.

One standout feature is WealthFlow, which allows users to visualise their future wealth trajectory based on inputs like net worth, retirement goals and major life events.

Users can model different scenarios, adjust assumptions and see how decisions could impact their long-term outlook. It’s essentially a way to make financial planning feel less abstract and more tangible.

And this reflects a broader trend across wealthtech: people don’t just want to know what they have today, they want help understanding what they could have tomorrow.

Ball continues: “Something that we pride our advice business on is our ability to provide clear, goal-based planning that makes long-term results visible, and tangible for clients.

“So, the app has to mirror that. WealthFlow helps users visualise their future and brings clarity to the kind of long-term results that they are working towards.

“WealthFlow isn’t just about numbers, though. It’s about dreams, aspirations, and securing the future you desire. It is about financial empowerment, future planning, and goal achievement, whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or a retiree.”

A Strong Signal for the WealthTech Market

Hoxton Wealth reaching $10 billion in tracked assets is a significant milestone not just for the company, but for the wider wealthtech landscape.

It shows that the appetite for digital-first wealth management isn’t slowing down. If anything, it’s accelerating.
And as platforms like Hoxton Wealth continue to blend open banking, behavioural finance insights, identity verification technology and forecasting tools, the traditional wealth management industry is being forced to modernise quickly.

Because in 2026, clients expect wealth management to feel like a modern product. Not a slow, paperwork and admin-heavy service.

And based on the numbers Hoxton Wealth is now reporting, it’s clear that thousands of users around the world agree.