Frequently Asked Questions Investing With My Pula

Create an account and complete identity verification (KYC). Then browse the available investment plans, choose a plan and an amount within its limits, review and accept the terms, and confirm. Your funds are then committed to the selected plan until maturity.

Yes. Each plan sets its own minimum and maximum investment limits. The applicable limits are shown on the plan before you confirm, and your chosen amount must fall within those limits.

Yes. You may hold investments across more than one available plan at the same time, each governed by its own amount limits and maturity terms.

National assets are verified government-backed assets of the Republic of Botswana that have been reviewed and documented before being made available for investment on the platform.

Each asset is documented and its supporting certificates are published on the platform. This allows citizens to review what stands behind a plan before deciding to invest.

Returns are paid periodically over the term of the plan according to the terms you accept when investing. The original principal is returned to you at maturity.

All returns and the return of principal are paid in Pula (BWP).

Each plan has a defined maturity, or lock period, during which your funds remain committed. The maturity term is shown on the plan before you confirm. Your principal is returned once the plan reaches maturity.

Yes. Identity verification (KYC) is required before you can invest. It protects your account and helps ensure that investments are held securely by the rightful citizen.

Eligible citizens who can complete identity verification may open an account and invest. You will be asked to provide the information needed to verify your identity during registration.

Use the password reset link on the login page. Enter your registered email address and follow the instructions to securely reset your My Pula account password.