How Proxi.Vote works
Owning shares gives you the right to vote on how the company is run. Most retail shareholders never use it — not because they don't care, but because it's confusing and easy to miss. Proxi.Vote fixes that.
1. Register what you own
Add your ASX shareholdings using the SRN or HIN from your holding statement. We store these encrypted and only ever display the last three digits. When you appoint us as your standing proxy, the share registry validates your holding — so verification happens through the official record, not a copy you upload.
2. We watch every meeting for you
We monitor ASX announcements for every company you hold. The moment a notice of meeting is published — usually at least 28 days before the vote — we read it, extract the resolutions, and let you know a vote is coming up, with reminders before the deadline.
3. Hear the case, and get paid for your attention
Companies and campaigners can pay to put their case to the shareholders they usually can't reach. If you've opted in, you'll see these campaigns for companies you hold, and you're paid for reading them.
Your payment is the same however you vote — or if you don't vote at all. We're paid to carry a company's message to you; we are never paid for the way you vote, and neither are you. Your vote stays yours.
4. Direct your proxy — we lodge it
For each resolution you choose for, against, or abstain. We lodge your directed proxy with the share registry ahead of the statutory 48-hour deadline, under the proxy provisions of the Corporations Act. You can change your mind any time before we lodge.
What we never do
- We never charge you. Proxi.Vote is free for shareholders.
- We never sell your identity. Companies see anonymous, aggregated cohorts only.
- We never vote your shares against your direction, or pay you to vote a particular way.
Join free — it takes a few minutes.