PullGain was founded by tech entrepreneur Paras Parmar, who has a strong grasp of user-centric design, and serial entrepreneur Anthony Akorful Botchway, who has a track record of identifying and closing financial gaps. PullGain’s goals are to promote financial inclusion and democratize access to investment opportunities in Ghana and beyond. Finding the pain points: PullGain’s inspiration

PullGain was inspired by a personal observation made by Mr. Botchway. He observed that a lot of Ghanaians had the desire to increase their wealth, but they had trouble locating trustworthy investment possibilities.

“Many Ghanaians expressed frustration with limited options and a lack of transparency in traditional investment channels,” said Mr. Botchway. “This made it difficult for them to monitor their investments and make informed decisions.”

Mr. Parmar goes into detail about how less seasoned investors were disproportionately affected by these restrictions. “New entrants to the investment sphere often felt overwhelmed by complex financial products and the jargon-filled environment,” according to him.

“We saw a need for a platform that could bridge this gap by simplifying investment options and providing clear, concise information.”