Business

How Dylan Vanas has Simplified Real Estate Marketing

Published

5 years ago

August 11, 2020

If you haven’t heard of Dylan Vanas, you probably will in the near future. As the founder of RentUp.io, Dylan is spearheading a movement to democratize real estate investing and marketing. This puts the power to control how you market your real estate investments back in your hands. So, let’s take a closer look at how Dylan Vanas has simplified real estate marketing.

Bringing Affordable Marketing to Small Businesses

Small businesses usually struggle in the digital marketing sphere. Larger companies often dominate digital advertising, making it difficult for small or even medium-sized businesses to carve out a piece of the pie. Dylan Vanas wants to change that.

“A lot of marketing agencies charge thousands of dollars per month just to put out a few ads. To me, this is not how to do good business. I want to make effective marketing accessible to anyone that needs it, with low prices and various ways to develop brands of any size.” – Dylan Vanas

Helping Real Estate Owners Generate Leads

Whether you’re looking to rent out a spare bedroom or fill up an apartment building with renters, you need a resource to help generate leads. It’s easy to throw your rental property on a website with thousands of other options. However, this probably won’t yield the results you want.

“There are a million free options to market real estate property online. If you’ve ever tried some of them, you know that they don’t always generate good leads. Even when they do, they can’t guarantee success. With RentUp.io, we help generate leads that convert and provide stability for the long-term.” – Dylan Vanas

Developing Simplified UI For Everyone

Have you ever tried to build an advertising campaign with an outdated platform? If so, you know that it can take a great deal of time and energy to create the ads you like and implement an effective marketing strategy. With a simplified UI, Dylan Vanas makes it easy to quickly set up, track, and manage digital marketing campaigns.

“When I first got into real estate marketing, I didn’t want to be just another face in the crowd. I wanted to find a way to put my clients first. So, I did my research. One of the top complaints among clients seeking real estate marketing platforms is poor user interfaces. That’s why I developed a streamlined UI that still offers all of the same features that clients want.” – Dylan Vanas

The Bottom Line

In years past, marketing your property required a myriad of different platforms and strategies, both online and off. Many of these were expensive, inefficient, and ineffective. Thanks to advancements in technology, real estate investors can market their property with just a few clicks.

Thanks to Dylan Vanas, the process is now even easier. RentUp.io provides real estate investors with affordable marketing tools to quickly generate leads and reap the rewards of their investment. If you’re interested in learning more about Dylan and his company, be sure to follow him @dylan_vanas or visit his website.

Business

Black Banx Group — Third Quarter 2025 Results

Published

15 hours ago

November 3, 2025

Matthew Wiles

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE · Road Town, British Virgin Islands · October 30 2025

Black Banx reports USD 4.3 billion revenue and USD 1.6 billion pre-tax profit in third quarter 2025

Black Banx Group today announced its results for the third quarter ended 30 September 2025, delivering strong performance with further progress toward its full-year targets.

Key figures for Q3 2025:

Revenue: USD 4.3 billion
Profit before tax (PBT): USD 1.6 billion
Cost-to-income ratio: ≈ 62%
Customer base (period-end): ~92 million clients

YTD (first nine months) results: Revenue USD 12.7 billion, PBT USD 4.7 billion, positioning the Group on track toward its full-year ambitions of ~USD 17 billion revenue and ~USD 6.4 billion PBT.

“Our Q3 results reaffirm the scalability and resilience of our platform,” said Michael Gastauer, Group CEO. “By continuing to scale our client base, deepen engagement, and drive operational efficiencies, we maintain momentum toward our 100 million-customer milestone and full-year ambitions.”

Daniel Dumitrascu, Group CFO, added: “We are pleased to demonstrate sequential improvement in our cost/income ratio despite ongoing investment in growth markets. With the first nine months delivered, our Q4 plan is well calibrated to close the year strongly.”

Business highlights:

Net customer adds of approximately 8 million during Q3, bringing the total client count to ~92 million as of 30 September 2025. On pace for the 100 million-customer target by year-end.
Continued growth across emerging markets, driven by expansion efforts in Africa, South Asia and Latin America.
Strong transaction volumes across cross-border payments and cryptocurrency-adjacent services, contributing to top-line resilience.
Ongoing initiatives to optimise operations and automate processes delivered a sequential improvement in cost/income ratio to ~62% from ~64% in Q2.
Strategic investments sustained in growth markets while preserving profitability and shareholder value.

Outlook:

With three quarters behind it, Black Banx remains aligned with its 2025 full-year targets of approximately USD 17 billion in revenue and ~USD 6.4 billion in pre-tax profit. The company anticipates a seasonally stronger Q4 performance, underpinned by ongoing global client acquisition and further monetisation of its platform.

About Black Banx Group:

Black Banx Group is a global digital banking and fintech platform serving tens of millions of private and business clients across more than 180 countries. The Group offers seamless, borderless banking services, including multi-currency accounts, cross-border payments and cryptocurrency-compatible solutions. Headquartered in the British Virgin Islands, Black Banx is dedicated to innovation, financial inclusion and delivering value to its stakeholders.

Media Contact:

Black Banx Media Relations
Email: [email protected]

Forward-looking statements: This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including statements regarding the Group’s business strategy, financial prospects, targets and trajectory. Actual results may differ materially from those anticipated.