Does e-wallets have any partnership programme with any brokers?

<p id="isPasted">Yes, some e-wallets partner with brokers, particularly in the context of fractional shares or other investment options. These partnerships allow users to access brokerage services, such as buying and selling stocks, through the e-wallet platform.&nbsp;</p><p>See how these partnerships work:&nbsp;</p><p>Direct Integration:</p><p>Some e-wallets integrate directly with brokerage platforms, enabling users to access investment features within the e-wallet app.</p><p>Fractional Shares:</p><p>Partnerships can allow e-wallet users to buy fractional shares of stocks, meaning they can invest in a company's stock with smaller amounts of money than the cost of a full share.</p><p>Diversified Portfolios:</p><p>These partnerships can also facilitate the creation of diversified portfolios by allowing users to invest in a variety of securities through the e-wallet.</p><p>Examples:</p><p>DriveWealth, for instance, partners with digital wallets to enable fractional share trading.</p><p>In addition to fractional shares, e-wallets may also partner with brokers for other investment opportunities, like access to cryptocurrency trading or other financial products.&nbsp;</p>