Taiwan's Robo-Advisory Assets Top NT$16 Billion as Accounts Exceed 240,000

Robo-advisory services use algorithms operated by investment firms or financial institutions to recommend portfolios based on customers' risk profiles, offering low entry thresholds and digital access. The business is regulated by Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission. Continued growth in assets and account numbers reflects rising acceptance of automated wealth management among small investors.

As of the end of February 2026, assets in Taiwan's robo-advisory market had reached NT$16.139 billion, formally surpassing NT$16 billion, while the number of customer accounts exceeded 240,000. Although the number of participating providers changed, assets under management and user numbers continued to grow steadily, indicating that adjustments by providers had not weakened market demand.