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Allasso: Felix & Vadim’s Bold Answer to a Broken System

Sep 8, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

When Finance Finds Its Soul — The Founders Who Refused to Settle

The complex and hostile nature of financial markets, which frequently shields the powerful and submerges the rest, is the battleground of Allasso, created in 2024 by Felix Euler and Vadim Kogan. Having worked for many years in trading, technology, and financial innovation, they understood the system from the inside out; while also understanding the frustrations it imposed on those left outside its walls.

Felix and Vadim weren't chasing buzzwords or building another trading app. They had in mind a greater aspiration: finance that was practical, accessible, and fair. And Allasso was created; a company where markets are not only engineered, but engineered for people, not profits. 

Rethinking the Game — Innovation That Levels the Field

Today, the industry is polarized between high-speed, high-price tools designed for the one percent and antiquated retail apps that leave individual investors vulnerable. Allasso is the exception — algorithmic trading solutions for the next generation that combine institutional-grade accuracy with genuine access.

They’re breaking new ground, creating smarter derivatives and structured products that offer the tools once held only by hedge funds and big banks to the masses. But it’s not a technical difference; it’s a philosophical one. Allasso is product focused, offering products that aren't going to hold its clients hostage with fees and risks that are opaque and proffer only with clarity and options instead. 

Allasso is not just a fintech platform; it's a rebalancing of trust. 

Breaking Barriers of Access — Where Technology Meets Transparency

The win for Felix and Vadim isn’t in seeing their tech on stage, but in making it accessible to the masses as needed and powerful.

In the early years, Allasso developed  proprietary trading models, field patents, and established partnerships with major European and global financial institutions.

A hybrid approach to rethinking and reworking the way the world feeds itself, seamlessly marrying in-house innovation and global research partnerships, guarantees speed, scalability, and inclusivity. What good is financial progress, after all, unless it makes it past the boardroom?

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Competing Against Giants — With Clients as Their True North

The fintech market is crowded with multibillion-dollar players, and start-ups can easily get lost in the noise or be swallowed up before they make any kind of dent.

Allasso is different. It's built on a basic but radical premise — that finance should work for, rather than against; that access should be empowering, not exclusionary; and that innovation should serve everyone, not only an elite few. Each product they build has one purpose: to create simplicity out of complexity — products that stand out in competition and are designed for the day-to-day user, without compromising substance compared to institutional standards.

Allasso is partnering with best-in-class partners to validate and adopt at speed, bringing its vision from whiteboards to lunchboxes at unprecedented speed. They are not racing to become the biggest fintech company — the one with the most muscle to throw around — they are positioning themselves as the most trusted.

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Millions in Momentum — Turning Capital Into Capability

In 2025, Allasso raised €2.5 million in seed round, led by international and fintech angel investors. This was more than funding — it was a signal that the world is prepared for a different kind of financial platform.

That money is already being put to work to rapidly build out next-generation trading infrastructure, expand product offerings, and design financial education tools that make advanced markets less intimidating. And nearly as important, Felix and Vadim have committed to applying low-cost access models to underserved markets so that financial empowerment doesn't end at border crossing. 

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A Legacy in the Making — Finance With Fairness

The story of Allasso is not about algorithms, patents, or even market share — it is about rewriting the definition of financial access itself. They hope to show that trading and investment don't have to make beggars of beginners, bewilder communities, or stay exclusive goods of the few.

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Whether you're a young professional in search of independence, a family making your plans for the future, or just someone who doesn't want to be shut out of the system, Allasec stands for a fair shot and a shot in the first place.

Years from now, when markets become smarter and swifter, and participation truly expands, people will remember not only the technology but also the move — that moment when a fintech company opted for inclusion over exclusivity, clients over profits, and vision over vanity.

Real progress in finance is not just measured by returns.
It is quantified in trust, access, and empowerment.

And that's precisely what Allasso is doing — one innovation at a time. 

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