How is Vested regulated?

Vested holds a license in the US:

Vested is registered as a FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) member and a Broker Dealer called as VF Securities, Inc: https://brokercheck.finra.org/firm/summary/315194
SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) Registered Investment Adviser, subject to surprise audits: https://adviserinfo.sec.gov/firm/summary/299272
Partnered with a registered Broker Dealer called DriveWealth which acts as our clearing firm and custodian: https://brokercheck.finra.org/firm/summary/165429
Your investments through Vested are protected up to $500,000 by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC), including a $250,000 limit for cash. This protection guards against the broker's financial failure, not market losses.

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Does Vested Signals also contains OTC stocks?
Signals on Vested do not include OTC (Over-the-Counter) stocks or ADRs (American Depositary Receipts).
Can I transfer money directly from my Vested account to my relative's Vested Account?
You can transfer securities or funds from one Vested account to another Vested account only if you're the primary account holder for both these accounts. Please note that third-party transfers are not allowed on our platform.
Does Vested offer a dividend reinvestment plan?
Currently, we do not have a dividend reinvestment plan. The dividend gets credited to your Vested account and will reflect under the Cash balance. You can manually re-invest the same. In the future we will have this feature on our platform.
What is a recurring investment on Vested?
A Recurring Investment on Vested is a convenient feature that allows investors to automate their investments in U.S. Stocks and ETFs. This tool enables you to consistently invest in any stock or ETF of your choice at regular intervals, which can be a ...
How to buy stocks on Vested?
Below are the steps to buy stocks on the Vested platform: Select the stock you wish to buy, by searching in the browse option. Click on the “buy” tab Enter the number of shares you wish to buy/ amount you wish to invest in the shares of that company. ...

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