Boldyield allows you to provide funding to business owners, and real estate developers by investing in business loans, and real estate loans. You can also apply for funding if you are a business owner, or a real estate developer.

Lendermarket is an Irish peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platform that lists short-term loans between 30 days and 53 months and interest between 9% and 16% per annum. A 60-day buyback guarantee secures all loans. The minimum deposit is only...

Rendity is a real estate crowdfunding platform based in Vienna, that allows people to invest in high-quality real estate projects in Austria & Germany.

Profitus is a fast-growing real estate crowdfunding platform. They specialize in property-backed investments in the Baltic region.

Moncera is a small P2P lending marketplace that lists loans from the finance group Placet Group. Currently, over 3,700 investors are investing in loans from five lenders in Estonia and Lithuania. A 30-day or 60-day buyback guarantee secures...

Lande gives you the opportunity to provide funding to business owners by investing in agricultural loans. You can also apply for funding if you are a business owner.

Kviku Finance is a P2P lending platform that allows investors to invest in pre-funded loans from the Kviku Group. The loans originate from Spain, Poland, Russia, Kazakhstan, and the Philippines.

Max Crowdfund is an international real estate crowdfunding platform based in the Netherlands. The crowdfunding platform is developed by the real estate company, Max Property Group which was established in 2016

HeavyFinance is a regulated P2P investment site based in Vilnius, Lithuania. Launched in 2020, it focuses on impact investing to help farmers move towards more sustainable practices – while earning 10-14% interest for investors.

Bulkestate is a real estate crowdfunding platform based in Estonia, and that was funded in 2016. They focus on funding real estate development projects with quite high returns, usually above 14%. What is unique about them is that they also...

Esketit is a newly launched P2P lending platform owned by the multinational lending company CreamFinance. Currently, you can invest in loans from Jordan, the Czech Republic, Poland, or Spain with an average annual return of 13.33%.

The goal of this group is to compare returns between different P2P lending portfolios. Several P2P lending bloggers in the area of peer-to-peer investment display the XIRR (extended internal rate of return) of their portfolio. The XIRR returns the...

Swaper is a Latvian loan marketplace created in October 2016 and owned by Wandoo Finance Group , which uses this platform to publish the P2P loans granted to its clients so that crowdlending investors can participate in them.

Capitalrise focus is prime central London development properties, which is a nice niche for lenders to consider putting some lending in.

Estateguru is an European marketplace for short-term, property-backed loans. The loans vary in type and you can among other find development, refinancing, construction and bridge loans on their platform.

Prosper is generally recognized as the first peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platform in the US. Prosper provides unsecured personal loans that can be used for nearly any purpose.

Bondora is a Peer-to-Peer lending platform based in Estonia, and one of the largest platform in Europe. They processed more than 250 million worth of loans since they opened in 2009.

Crowdestor is a crowdfunding platform specializing in businesses. On the platform, investors can invest in high yielding business, transport, real estate, and startup projects.

Crowdestate is a real estate crowdfunding platform based in Estonia, that mainly offers to invest in real estate development loans in Europe. The projects that are on the platform are usually from a duration of 1 to 4 years, and have yields...

Finbee is a crowdlending platform from Lithuania that allows investing in consumer and business loan. The platform works both as an investment platform and a loan originator, which mean that FinBee selects the loans by itself, does the risk...