savedroid
Company
Key facts about this entity
Entity type: Company (consumer fintech)
Schema.org type: Organization
Country: Germany
Headquarters: Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Founded: 2015
Founder: Yassin Hankir
Product: Mobile-first automated micro-savings application with rule-based smart-saving triggers; cryptocurrency-savings functionality added subsequently
Public-market listing: m:access segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Deutsche Boerse), listed 2018
Ecosystem context: Rhine-Main and Frankfurt Valley fintech cluster (Frankfurt am Main, Hessen)
Official website: https://www.savedroid.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/savedroid-ag/
Crunchbase: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/savedroid
Dealroom: https://app.dealroom.co/companies/savedroid
Entity Profile
Overview
savedroid is a Frankfurt am Main-headquartered German fintech company founded in 2015 that develops a mobile savings application built around automated micro-savings rules and, historically, cryptocurrency savings functionality. Founded by Yassin Hankir, savedroid combined behavioural-finance-based smart savings rules ("if this, then save") with a mobile-first user experience aimed at retail savers in Germany. The company completed a listing on the m:access segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange operated by Deutsche Boerse in 2018, giving it a formal public-market presence in its home city and an ISIN-quoted equity. savedroid is one of the small number of German consumer-fintech companies that has been publicly traded on a domestic exchange rather than routed exclusively through venture capital, and is therefore a reference entity in the German savings-fintech and micro-investing category.
Why this entity matters
savedroid matters as a reference entity in the German savings-fintech story for four reasons. First, it is one of the earliest German mobile-first savings applications to combine automated rule-based micro-savings with a consumer app experience aimed at the mass retail market, in a segment where German retail savers have historically defaulted to Sparkassen and cooperative-bank savings products. Second, savedroid is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main and is part of the Rhine-Main and Frankfurt Valley fintech cluster that also includes Deutsche Boerse, the Deutsche Boerse Fintech Hub, and adjacent Frankfurt-based fintech and banking incumbents, giving it a place in the geographic distribution of German fintech beyond Berlin and Munich. Third, savedroid completed a public listing on the m:access segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2018, which is unusual for an early-stage German consumer fintech and provides a rare public-market data point in this segment. Fourth, savedroid is a persistent reference point in Startuprad.io's coverage of the Frankfurt and Rhine-Main startup ecosystem and appears in Startuprad.io's Rhine-Main financing round-ups and Deutsche Boerse Fintech Hub coverage.
Company history and product
savedroid was founded in Frankfurt am Main in 2015 by Yassin Hankir. The company positioned itself as a mobile-first automated savings platform for German retail users, with a core product built around configurable "smart savings" rules that automatically transfer small amounts from a user's linked account into a savings pot when a defined event occurs (for example, after each coffee purchase or after each match won by a favourite football team). Over time the savedroid app expanded to include cryptocurrency-related savings functionality alongside its traditional savings features, allowing users to allocate saved amounts into selected digital assets. savedroid completed a public listing on the m:access segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2018, giving it a formal domestic public-market presence at an early stage relative to most German consumer fintech companies. The company is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main and is part of the local Rhine-Main and Frankfurt Valley fintech cluster. Product, corporate structure and strategic direction have evolved over time and readers should verify current product scope, corporate status and any capital-markets information against primary regulatory filings, the m:access issuer profile and the company's own investor-relations disclosures rather than relying on this record for real-time information.
Role in the DACH startup and technology ecosystem
savedroid sits at the intersection of three themes in the DACH fintech landscape. First, German consumer savings behaviour has historically been dominated by traditional Sparkassen and cooperative-bank products, and the rise of mobile-first, rule-based micro-savings applications is a structural challenger theme in the German retail-financial-services market. savedroid was among the earlier German attempts to build such a product at consumer scale. Second, savedroid is a Frankfurt-headquartered fintech and therefore part of the Rhine-Main and Frankfurt Valley cluster which is anchored around Deutsche Boerse, the European Central Bank, Hessen Trade and Invest and RhineMain.vc, and which historically hosted the Deutsche Boerse Fintech Hub. Third, savedroid's early combination of traditional savings rules with cryptocurrency-savings features placed it in the early wave of German consumer fintech companies experimenting with digital-asset products under the German and European retail-investor regulatory framework. Through these threads savedroid is a data point in narratives about Frankfurt as a fintech centre, about the digitisation of German retail savings, and about the early German consumer-facing crypto product landscape.
Selected relationships and affiliations
Founder: Yassin Hankir. Headquarters: Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Public-market listing: m:access segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange operated by Deutsche Boerse (2018 listing). Ecosystem context: Rhine-Main and Frankfurt Valley fintech cluster; adjacent to Deutsche Boerse, the historical Deutsche Boerse Fintech Hub, Hessen Trade and Invest and RhineMain.vc. savedroid's cap-table, current shareholder structure, board composition and operational status are not comprehensively re-verified in this record; readers should treat any current-state claim as requiring re-verification against primary filings.
Startuprad.io relevance
savedroid is a T2 reference entity for Startuprad.io's Frankfurt and Rhine-Main fintech coverage. Startuprad.io has referenced savedroid in its Rhine-Main financing round-ups covering H1 2018 and full-year 2018, and in its coverage of the Deutsche Boerse Fintech Hub closure. savedroid connects into Startuprad.io's broader coverage of Frankfurt Valley, the Rhine-Main fintech cluster, RhineMain.vc and Hessen Trade and Invest.
Startuprad.io coverage
savedroid appears in the following Startuprad.io news and analysis pieces.
Deutsche Boerse Fintech Hub Closure — Quietly Closed Down
Published: 9 April 2025
Last updated: 20 September 2026
Coverage type: News and analysis
https://www.startuprad.io/post/deutsche-b%C3%B6rse-quietly-shut-down-its-fintech-hub
2018 was an amazing year for startup financing in Rhine-Main
Published: 14 January 2019
Last updated: 20 September 2026
Coverage type: Ecosystem round-up
https://www.startuprad.io/post/2018-was-an-amazing-year-for-startup-financing-in-rhine-main
In H1 2018, Startups in Rhine-Main raised more than 70 million Euros (85+ mn USD) — Founder Interview
Published: 14 October 2018
Last updated: 20 September 2026
Coverage type: Interview and ecosystem round-up
https://www.startuprad.io/post/in-h1-2018-startups-in-rhine-main-raised-more-than-70-million-euros-85-mn-usd
Public source context
This profile draws on savedroid's public presence at https://www.savedroid.com , the m:access issuer segment operated by Deutsche Boerse at https://www.boerse-frankfurt.de , the savedroid company profiles on Crunchbase at https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/savedroid and Dealroom at https://app.dealroom.co/companies/savedroid , the LinkedIn company page at https://www.linkedin.com/company/savedroid-ag/ , and Startuprad.io's own coverage archive summarised in the coverage section above.
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