Dub, a revolutionary copy-trading platform designed to transform the way Generation Z invests, has successfully secured a $30 million Series A funding round. This brings the total amount raised to $47 million. The funding deal, which was previously hinted at by founder Steven Wang in an interview with TechCrunch, comes exactly a year after the platform’s official launch.

## Growth and Development

The platform, founded by 23-year-old Harvard dropout Steven Wang, has experienced steady growth. According to Dub, it has surpassed 1 million downloads by providing users with the ability to mirror the investment strategies of successful traders, thereby democratizing access to investment expertise.

## Vision and Mission

As stated in a press release, Wang emphasized that “the ultra-wealthy have long leveraged expert money managers. Now, Dub brings that same advantage to everyday investors.” In a recent podcast, Wang shared his early start in investing, which began in the second grade, highlighting his passion for making investment opportunities more accessible.

## Unique Features and Pricing

Dub has gained significant attention for its unique features, including the ability to follow portfolios that mirror the trades of high-profile politicians, such as those disclosed by Nancy Pelosi. The platform operates on a subscription model, costing $10 per month, making professional investment strategies more accessible to a wider audience.

## Funding Details

The Series A funding round was co-led by Notable Capital and Neo, with additional participation from Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners, Peak6 Strategic Capital, and Correlation Ventures. Furthermore, Silicon Valley Bank provided a $5.5 million venture debt facility, demonstrating strong support for Dub’s innovative approach to investment.