A fund for your everyday treasury.

We built Numo with security as the priority. The fund buys short term government bills and bank deposits, held by Caixa Geral de Depósitos and supervised by CMVM. A serious loss would take something extreme, like a government or bank default, which is very unlikely.

A money market fund pools investors’ money and invests it in short term assets, such as government bills and bank deposits. The fund earns income from these investments, and its value changes with the value of the assets and the income they generate. It is designed for lower volatility than longer term investments, but its value can still rise or fall and capital is not guaranteed.

Your return comes from the fund’s investments and is updated daily. The value of the fund units reflects changes in the assets and the income they generate.

Numo does not charge a platform, subscription or per user fee. The displayed return is net of fees.

Request a withdrawal by 14:00 on a business day and receive your cash the next business day. Requests made after that time are processed on the following business day and settle one business day later.

Sixty Degrees is responsible for the fund and manages it day to day. Caixa Geral de Depósitos acts as depositary and holds the assets. CMVM supervises the fund and its manager. Numo gives your company access to the fund but does not hold its assets.

Your company’s investment cannot be used to pay any debts of Numo or Sixty Degrees. If Numo stops operating, the fund remains independent of the platform. If Sixty Degrees becomes insolvent, the fund is liquidated with CMVM involvement and the money is returned to investors.