P2P Platforms

PeerBerry is a P2P platform with its office in Riga, Latvia. Its main focus is short term consumer loans with high yields to you as an investor.

You can invest in loans in Czech Republic, Denmark, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine.

After six months of investing on this platform, we think it is a good platform for your first investments. [...]

Exiting from Fast Invest We decided to make a graceful exit and withdraw all our funds from Fast Invest in December, 2018 (for more information see our watch list and [...]

2019 review of Iuvo P2P Platform. Iuvo-Group is one of the many p2p-lending market platforms available for investors. See what we like about the platform - and what we don't like! [...]

Young Envestio Offers High Returns & High Risks Envestio was born as a private investment fund in 2014 and started offering P2P investment opportunities to the public in [...]

P2P platforms often paint a bright picture of the future, looking only at the current market expansion. We think a grain of scepticism may be in order. [...]

Not all lenders are created equally. Before jumping on the bandwagon, all P2P investors should do some basic homework. We tell you what to look for and what mistakes you should avoid. [...]

EstateGuru is a leading European P2P platform for short-term, property-backed loans. All loans in this market place is secured against property with a maximum Loan-To-Value (LTV) ratio of 75%. EstateGuru has a long track record with 0% default rate. [...]

P2P sites and platforms where we make no investments are normally not reviewed. Until we are fully confident in a P2P platform or until it is reviewed, it ends up on our P2P Watch List. [...]

Lendix Moving Away From Their P2P Lending Profile October, formerly known as Lendix, is a leading platform in funding of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME loans). The [...]

Viventor is another Latvia based P2P Investment Platform. It has currently about 5,000 investors. 80% of outstanding loans are consumer loans and more than 90% of the investments are in Lithuania. The return of consumer investments are typically within the 10-11% range. [...]