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Facts as of 2026-10-10, from each company's public pages. Tell us at hello@neovestor.com if something changed.
These pages compare Neovestor with Plasma One, Jupiter Mobile and Robinhood on custody, assets, earning, cards, chains, fees, availability and platforms. Each competitor claim names the company, links its public source and carries an as-of date. Rates, fees and user numbers are left out because they change. This is information, not investment advice.
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Neovestor vs Plasma One
Neovestor and Plasma One compared on custody, earning, cards, chains, fees, availability and platforms. Each Plasma claim is attributed, dated and linked.
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Neovestor vs Jupiter Mobile
Neovestor and Jupiter Mobile compared on custody, stocks, earning, cards, chains, fees and platforms. Each Jupiter claim is attributed, dated and linked.
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Neovestor vs Robinhood
Neovestor and Robinhood compared on custody, tokenized stocks, earning, cards, availability and platforms. Each Robinhood claim is attributed, dated and linked.
How do we choose what to compare?
We chose three apps that people may weigh against Neovestor: Plasma One, Jupiter Mobile and Robinhood. The choice is not a ranking. Each page covers the same topics wherever the company publishes a claim: custody, assets, earning, card, chains, fees, availability, platforms and AI assistant.
Neovestor's side of each topic is explained on its own pages: tokenized stocks, stablecoin yield, self-custody and the card. About Neovestor covers what it is and what it isn't.
Where do the facts come from?
From each company's own public pages: its website, documentation, help centre and terms. Every competitor claim names the company that makes it, links to the page it comes from and carries an as-of date.
Custody and legal-status wording is written as the company's own description, for example "Plasma states that..." or "Robinhood describes its Stock Tokens as...", never as our conclusion.
Why do these pages leave out rates and fees?
Rates, cashback levels, fees and user numbers change often, and most company pages show no date for them. A figure that was right yesterday can mislead today. The pages describe how each mechanism works and link the source, so you can read current numbers where the company publishes them.
When Neovestor shows an Earn rate in the app, it is labelled variable and carries an as-of time.
What does a missing row mean?
A topic is left out of a table when we found no verified claim for it on the company's own pages as of the date shown. That reflects what we could verify, not a statement about what the company does.
Where a company's own pages disagree, for example on where a service is available, we leave the claim out and say so on the page.
What if something is wrong or out of date?
Email hello@neovestor.com and we will check the source and update the page. Each page shows the date its facts were last checked.
Plasma One, Jupiter Mobile, Robinhood and other names belong to their owners and are used only to identify the products compared.
Frequently asked questions
Why these three apps?
They are apps people may weigh against Neovestor. The choice is not a ranking, and each page lists where the other app may be a better fit as well as where Neovestor may be.
Does Neovestor rank these apps?
No. These pages are information, not investment advice. Which app fits depends on where you live and what you need.
Is Neovestor affiliated with these companies?
No. Neovestor is independent of these companies and is not endorsed or sponsored by them. It does build on Jupiter's technology: Neovestor's Cash lends USDC through Jupiter Lend, a lending protocol from Jupiter, and the Jupiter Mobile comparison says so.
How are the facts kept current?
Each page shows the date its facts were last checked. If a company changes a product or its terms, email the address on the page and we will review it.