FCSL Asset Management, an asset manager whose new product is aimed at the Nigerian market, has released InvestEd+, a free mobile app that lets people trade listed securities with virtual money at real prices before they put any capital at risk.
The core of the app is a simulation function the company calls Demo Mode. Users buy and sell securities listed on the Nigerian Exchange, the country's stock exchange, using live pricing and virtual capital, so positions move with actual market conditions while the money involved is not real.
Two reference components sit alongside the simulator. A glossary translates market terminology into plain language and stays available as users work, and a video library carries short lessons intended to be watched in spare minutes rather than in long sittings.
FCSL frames the sequence as learning before committing, and its chief executive ties the product to who is missing from the market.
"InvestEd+ was built to close a real gap in the Nigerian Stock Market, where participation from the younger generation remains low largely because they don't understand how the market works. This product exists to change that by building confidence first. Through the app's Demo Section, users can participate in the market using virtual capital, learning to navigate real market conditions without risking a single naira. That is how we believe confidence should be built," said Tope Omojokun, CEO of FCSL.
The launch runs with a campaign under the hashtag #LearnedConfidence. InvestEd+ is available to download at no cost from the App Store and Google Play.
