You should all check your latest Monthly Statement e.g. June 2025 for the "Balancing item" amount at the end. This is how much Chocolate Finance has earned from your account (whatever the underlying funds are valued at less what Choc pays you). It's accumulative and increases every month.
For me, they have earned more than 1% of my average balance of around $20-22k that I held with them since July last year.
Compare that with the platform fees charged by Endowus, Syfe and FSM, which typically range 0.3 to 0.6%, and ask yourself if you are getting a good deal, versus DIY investing in the funds yourself.
The promised instant liquidity is gone, at the first signs of a bank run. Do you still think the "top up guarantee" will work when the underlying funds start losing money overall?
This has never happened yet since Cho started, but look at how their liquidity programme crumbled..