Investview, Inc.

What they do

Investview operates a direct-to-consumer (DTC) marketing platform through its Conectiv subsidiary, selling financial education, health and wellness products via a global network of independent distributors. The company also has a manufacturing/marketing division for proprietary wellness products, a pre-revenue online brokerage (Opencash), and a bitcoin mining business. Revenue is primarily generated through membership subscriptions and product sales.

Revenue drivers

• Conectiv DTC platform — Membership-based revenue from financial education tools, content, and trade alerts sold through independent distributors; historically the largest revenue source, but declining.
• Health, beauty, and wellness products — Manufacturing and sales of proprietary OTC aesthetics, health, nutrition, and cognitive wellness products, distributed wholesale/retail and via DTC.
• Bitcoin mining — Sustainable blockchain business focused on bitcoin mining; contributes revenue from mining operations.
• Opencash brokerage — Early-stage online trading platform intended to offer self-directed retail brokerage services; currently pre-revenue.

Recent performance

Revenue declined from $52.4M in 2024 to $36.3M in 2025, with a net loss of $8.9M in 2025 vs. net income of $1.2M in 2024. Quarterly revenue continued to fall, from $10.0M in Q2 2025 to $3.9M in Q1 2026. Operating cash flow turned negative at -$3.7M in 2025. As of March 31, 2026, total assets were $17.5M, liabilities $12.3M, and cash and equivalents $4.5M.

Strategy

Management is rebranding the direct selling unit as Conectiv to expand beyond financial education into health, wellness, and lifestyle offerings. They are onboarding other direct selling networks to drive sales growth. Plans include developing Opencash into a retail brokerage, integrating a proprietary algorithmic trading platform acquired in 2021, and monetizing private investment units at a profit. The company expects growth from the wellness segment by adding new products, though no firm commitments exist.

Risks

• Pyramid scheme allegations — A Polish governmental agency is pursuing legal action alleging the direct selling model violates anti-pyramid laws; a fine and cease-and-desist could severely impact revenue, as most Conectiv revenue is European.
• Dependence on third-party buy-back product — Potential customer claims if Total Protection Plus fails to honor the guaranteed assets buy-back product for Apex and ndau customers, despite the company believing it is not legally liable.
• Brokerage launch delays — Opencash remains pre-revenue and has not launched commercial operations; integration with the acquired algorithmic platform carries IT and commercial risks that could delay or prevent launch.
• Going concern uncertainty — Without successful monetization of private investments or mitigation of operational losses, the company's ability to continue as a going concern may be in doubt.

Outlook

Management expects to expand Conectiv's network despite recent revenue declines, contingent on new distributor onboarding generating sales growth. They anticipate launching Opencash retail brokerage in the near term, subject to building infrastructure and completing platform integration. Growth in wellness products and potential monetization of private investments are assumed for future performance, though no firm commitments exist.