Titan currently offers three equity investment strategies and an actively-managed cryptocurrency portfolio, as well, for investors who want to diversify and seek new income opportunities. All equity investment strategies have the same underlying investment philosophy: find 15 to 25 of the best companies in a designated region and hold on tight for the long run. The companies are chosen by an investment team using a bottom’s up fundamental analysis and a mixture of quantitative and qualitative analysis. Titan is a mobile-first platform. The Titan app earns 4.7 out of 5 starts at the Apple App Store and 4 stars out of 5 on Goggle play. The app is designed to give you a clear picture in real-time of your investment position and will send you consistent alerts on any changes to your portfolio. It can also be set up to alert you to notable market shifts and events. The downside of being so mobile-centric, however, is that customer support is unavailable by phone. That's an important consideration: if you're having difficulty using the Titan app, real-time support is pretty essential. You can, however, contact the Titan team via email or by using an online chat feature. While the company doesn't offer live chat, it promises that you'll receive an answer to your query in a day or so.

Titan was just recently rated by the Better Business Bureau for the first time and currently holds a B+ rating. The company has a clean record with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Titan s not reviewed on Trustpilot nor by such organizations as Moody's and Standard and Poors, which focus on large publicly traded companies. Titan has received some praise in the financial press. Although Titan is not technically a Robo Advisor—portfolios are actively managed by investment advisors—it has actually been ranked as a number one robo-advisor in some industry reports.