Grab has completed its acquisition of US investing platform Stash Financial, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
The deal closed on 1 July 2026, with Grab making payment for a 50.1 percent equity interest at closing.
Payments for the remaining stake will be made at fair market value over the next three years.
Grab first announced the acquisition in February.
The company had signed agreements to acquire 100 percent of Stash, with the initial 50.1 percent stake valued at an enterprise value of US$425 million.
Stash is a US digital financial services company that offers investing, banking and financial education tools through a subscription-based app.
It reportedly has more than US$5 billion in assets under management and over one million subscribers.
The platform also offers AI Money Coach, a tool that provides personalised financial guidance to users.
Grab previously said Stash would continue operating as a standalone brand in the US after the acquisition.
It also plans to support Stash’s growth in the US market while exploring the possible introduction of its investing solutions in Southeast Asia over the longer term.
The acquisition expands Grab’s financial services business beyond Southeast Asia, where it already offers payments, lending, insurance and digital banking services.
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