What companies/stocks are available to invest in?

Here's our full list of company names and their ticker symbols on Grifin. NOTE: This is updated once per quarter.

The list above does not encompass all the investment opportunities available with Grifin. Our app offers a unique feature: the ability to invest in subsidiaries and products of public companies. For example, Whole Foods is a subsidiary of Amazon, meaning that when you shop at Whole Foods, you're indirectly investing in Amazon stock.*

At times, you might notice an Amazon transaction and wonder about its origin. This could be because you've interacted with one of the many companies owned by Amazon. We're constantly working to expand our database with new companies, especially those requested by our customers. If you have a specific company in mind that you'd like to see on Grifin, please email us at support@grifin.com

Don't forget to check out our Weekly Round Up emails, where we highlight new companies that have been added to Grifin that week. Remember, you have control over your investments. At any time, you can disable companies you don't prefer directly on their company page on Grifin. Your investment choices can also be tailored to suit your risk level. These adjustments can be made easily in the menu bar.

Most importantly, we strive to ensure that your transactions are accurately matched, although occasional discrepancies may occur. Our team is continually working on improvements and updates to keep pace with changes in banking and transaction information. If you have any suggestions for improvement, reach out at support@grifin.com - we greatly appreciate your insights and assistance.

*To the extent that this communication includes references to securities, those references do not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell or hold such security.