What do the green, red, and orange colors on the Zedcrest Wealth investment app mean?

Those are both good questions.
1. What do the green, red, and orange colors mean on the Zedcrest Wealth app?
Although Zedcrest has not published a universal legend for every color, the colors used in the Stocks section generally follow the same convention used by most stock exchanges:
🟢 Green = The share price has increased compared with the previous trading day’s closing price.
Example: A stock closed at ₦50 yesterday and is ₦52 today. It will typically appear green.
🔴 Red = The share price has decreased compared with the previous trading day’s closing price.
Example: A stock closed at ₦50 yesterday and is ₦47 today. It will typically appear red.
🟠 Orange (or amber) = This often indicates little or no price movement, a neutral status, or a stock that is not actively changing at that moment. The exact meaning can vary depending on how the app’s developers designed the interface.
If you tap on a particular stock and tell me which screen the orange color appears on (or send a screenshot), I can explain its meaning more precisely.
2. Can a company have different websites and office addresses?
Yes, it is possible, but there should be a legitimate explanation.
For example:
A company may have changed its headquarters and updated its app before all external directories were updated.
It may have different subsidiaries. For example, one entity may be a stockbroker while another is an investment manager, each with its own address.
A company may have a registered office for regulatory filings and a different operational office where staff work.
However, because you noticed a difference, it is reasonable to verify it.
From current public information:
Zedcrest Wealth’s official website shows 65, Karimu Kotun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos as its headquarters and uses the zedcrestwealth.com domain.
Zedcrest also operates as part of the broader Zedcrest Group, which has multiple regulated businesses and investment services.
My advice is:
Continue asking questions whenever something doesn’t look right.
Invest only when you’re satisfied with the explanations.
If there is any mismatch between the app, the NGX listing, and regulatory records that cannot be explained, ask Zedcrest’s customer support for written clarification before committing more money.
From the questions you’ve been asking, you’re doing exactly what a careful investor should do—checking the details before investing rather than assuming everything is correct.