LIQID Enters Partnership with Upvest for Its ELTIF offering
By Dominic Sow · 1 December 2025
LIQID, one of Germany’s leading digital wealth managers, is expanding its technological platform and partners with Upvest, Europe’s leading provider of investment infrastructure, for its ELTIF offering. With Private Equity NXT, launched in 2024, LIQID has established one of Europe’s fastest-growing ELTIF funds for private investors – opening access to an asset class that was previously reserved almost exclusively for institutional investors: digital, curated, and cost-efficient.
By connecting to Upvest’s investment infrastructure, the semi-liquid fund structure for private investors is mapped end-to-end via digital interfaces for the first time. LIQID is thus consistently driving forward the technological expansion of its platform and laying the foundation for an even more customer-friendly investment experience.
Sven Möllmeier, Managing Director of LIQID said: “With Upvest, we are bringing one of the leading technology providers for investment infrastructure on board. For our customers, the switch to Upvest’s Investment API enables faster and more efficient order processing. At the same time, we are sending a clear signal. As a leading WealthTech, we intend to further strengthen our ambition to make exclusive asset classes digitally accessible – supported by scalability and quality.”
Martin Kassing, CEO and co-founder of Upvest said: “By fully digitising the integration of ELTIFs, LIQID is setting a new standard for how long-term investments can be offered in an accessible, transparent, and efficient way. This collaboration reflects our shared vision of making investing as simple and intuitive as possible.”
This partnership reinforces Upvest’s position as Europe’s leading investment infrastructure provider for financial institutions modernising their investment offerings. Upvest’s clients already include fast-growing fintechs such as Revolut, N26, bunq, Webull, and Raisin, as well as digital banks such as Openbank and DKB.
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People in this story: Martin Kassing